Class 6 Science Chapter 2 True/False – Diversity in the Living World

Class 6 Science Chapter 2 True/False Statement for “Diversity in the Living World” (based on NCERT textbook Curiosity ).

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True/False with Answers for Practice – Chapter 2 – Diversity in the Living World

This includes True/False normally asked in school exams, tests, and NCERT exercises.

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TRUE / FALSE – Chapter 2 – Diversity in the Living World

1. Trees stand in the sun and give shade and fruits to others.
   Answer: True

2. The objective of the nature walk was only to collect leaves and flowers.
   Answer: False

3. Students were advised not to disturb plants and animals during the nature walk.
   Answer: True

4. Each bird has a unique chirp, which is an example of diversity in nature.
   Answer: True

5. All plants have the same type of stem, leaves, and flowers.
   Answer: False

6. Grasses, bushes, and large trees show variation in their features.
   Answer: True

7. Birds, butterflies, and monkeys were observed during the nature walk.
   Answer: True

8. All animals eat the same kind of food.
   Answer: False

9. Some animals live on land, some in water, and some in both.
   Answer: True

10. Biodiversity means the variety of plants and animals found in a region.
    Answer: True

11. Every member of biodiversity has the same role in its ecosystem.
    Answer: False

12. Grouping plants and animals helps us study their similarities and differences.
    Answer: True

13. Plants can be grouped using features like height, stem type, and leaves.
    Answer: True

14. Trees have soft green stems and are usually very short.
    Answer: False

15. Shrubs have woody stems that branch close to the ground.
    Answer: True

16. Herbs have soft, green, and tender stems.
    Answer: True

17. Climbers and creepers have weak stems and need support or creep along the ground.
    Answer: True

18. Reticulate venation shows a net-like pattern of veins.
    Answer: True

19. Banana and grass leaves show reticulate venation.
    Answer: False

20. Parallel venation means veins run in straight, parallel lines.
    Answer: True

21. Taproots have one main root with smaller side roots.
    Answer: True

22. Fibrous roots arise as a bunch of equal-sized thin roots.
    Answer: True

23. Plants with reticulate venation generally have fibrous roots.
    Answer: False

24. Monocot plants usually have parallel venation and fibrous roots.
    Answer: True

25. Dicot plants usually have reticulate venation and taproots.
    Answer: True

26. Chickpea seeds are dicots because they have two cotyledons.
    Answer: True

27. Maize seeds are dicots.
    Answer: False

28. Animals can be grouped based on their movements and body parts they use.
    Answer: True

29. Fish use wings to swim.
    Answer: False

30. Goats use their legs to walk and jump.
    Answer: True

31. Biodiversity is the same in all regions.
    Answer: False

32. Desert plants like cactus have thick stems to store water.
    Answer: True

33. Deodar trees have sloping branches to help snow slide off.
    Answer: True

34. Camels in hot deserts have long legs and wide hooves.
    Answer: True

35. Camels in cold deserts have two humps and shorter legs.
    Answer: True

36. Rhododendrons are always tall regardless of region.
    Answer: False

37. Fish have streamlined bodies which help them swim.
    Answer: True

38. Adaptations are special features that help organisms survive in their surroundings.
    Answer: True

39. Habitat is the natural place where a plant or animal lives.
    Answer: True

40. A camel’s habitat is only the ocean.
    Answer: False

41. Terrestrial habitats include forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.
    Answer: True

42. Aquatic habitats include ponds, lakes, rivers, and oceans.
    Answer: True

43. Frogs can live both on land and in water, so they are amphibians.
    Answer: True

44. Damaged habitats can lead to loss of biodiversity.
    Answer: True

45. The population of the Bengal Tiger has grown because habitats are increasing.
    Answer: False

46. Sacred groves are protected patches of forests maintained by local communities.
    Answer: True

47. Cutting trees in sacred groves is allowed for collecting wood.
    Answer: False

48. Plants and animals rely on their habitat for food, water, shelter, and air.
    Answer: True

49. All plant seeds have the same number of cotyledons.
    Answer: False

50. We must protect biodiversity to maintain life on Earth.
    Answer: True

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