Trees: Our Saviours
What is the main message of the chapter 'Trees: Our Saviours'?
In which state of India did the Chipko Movement originate?
What does the word 'Chipko' literally mean in Hindi?
Who was the brave woman who led the village women of Reni village to save the trees?
Why did the villagers hug the trees when the loggers arrived?
What major environmental problem occurs when trees on hill slopes are cut down?
In 1970, which river valley faced severe floods due to heavy deforestation?
What type of movement was the Chipko Movement?
Trees prevent soil erosion by binding the soil with their ________.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit provided by trees according to the lesson?
The Chipko Movement teaches us the importance of maintaining ________ in nature.
Who were the real heroes of the Chipko movement in Reni village?
What is the primary message of the lesson 'Trees: Our Saviours'?
In which state did the Chipko Movement take place as described in the chapter?
Which district of Uttarakhand is specifically mentioned in the story where the protest occurred?
Who was the notable leader who organized the villagers in Gopeshwar to oppose the contractors?
What were the commercial contractors planning to make using the wood from the trees?
Who led the group of brave village women to protect the forest in the absence of the men?
What action did the villagers take when the loggers refused to go back?
How do tree roots prevent ecological disasters in mountain regions?
What did the forest department do after witnessing the strong determination of the villagers?
What basic necessities do forests directly provide to hill villagers in their daily lives?
What happens when trees in hilly slopes are cut down extensively?
What important moral lesson does the story 'Trees: Our Saviours' teach students?