English For Today · Class 5
What natural disasters does the Sundarbans guard our land from?
What resources do local people collect from the Sundarbans for their livelihood?
How do the strong roots of mangrove trees protect the land?
What is the significance of the Sundarbans being a 'World Heritage Site'?
What is the primary role of the Sundarbans for Bangladesh, as described in the text?
The Sundarbans is described as a habitat for many _________ animals.
Why should we protect the Sundarbans?
What distinguishes the mangrove trees found in the Sundarbans?
Which districts is the Sundarbans located in?
Which of the following animals is NOT mentioned as a main attraction of the Sundarbans?
What does the phrase 'from home and abroad' refer to in the context of visitors to the Sundarbans?
The Sundarbans protects our country in 'many ways'. Which of the following is NOT a way mentioned?
What organization declared the Sundarbans a World Heritage Site?
Which of these is a marine animal found in the Sundarbans, according to the text?
What is one of the main attractions for people visiting the Sundarbans?
In which part of Bangladesh is the Sundarbans located?
What kind of trees primarily make up the Sundarbans forest?
When was the Sundarbans declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO?
What does 'livelihood' mean in the context of the Sundarbans?
According to the story in Activity 3.1, who was Suruj Mian afraid of during Cyclone 'Remal'?