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There are different types of houses where we live in. It protects us from many things like sun, rain, wind and enemies. Houses are of two types: (i) pucca house and (ii) kutcha house.
Pucca houses are strong houses. They are made up of wood, bricks, cement, iron rods and steel. Flats and bungalows are pucca houses. Such houses are called permanent houses.
Kutcha houses are made up of wood, mud, straw and dry leaves. A hut is a kutcha house. Some people live at one place for a very short time. They build houses that can be moved from one place to another. Such houses are called temporary houses.
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Creepers: plants that creep on the ground. They have long, thin stems that can neither stand erect nor support all its weight. Examples include watermelon, strawberry, pumpkin and sweet potatoes.
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The Earth's surface is permeable, which means that it takes in water in like a sponge. Water gets into an aquifer from the land surface. Typically, precipitation falling onto the Earth's surface soaks into the ground and flows down to the water table.
Sources of underground water:
- Rivers:
- Streams: Rainwater infiltrates into the soil and subsequently joins the groundwater storage. ...
- Lakes: Rainwater in excess of all sorts of losses runs off the surface of the earth. ...
- Reservoirs: ...
- Open Wells: ...
- Tube Wells:
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The animals which can be seen on the branches: Parrot, Crow, Monkey
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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 4 months ago
Uses of water are.
1. We can use water for bathing.
2. We can use water for washing clothes and floor .
3. We can use water for drinking.
4. We can use water in agriculture field.
5. We can use water to make vegetables.
6. We can use water for mopping.
7. We can use water for producing stem.
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