Question

Q3. Your teacher has asked you to deliver a speech on the topic, ‘The Paramount Significance of Trees’ in the morning assembly. Write the content of the same in not more than 120 words. You may include the following points: (5)  role of trees in the environment  need to conserve trees  list the importance of trees

Answer 1

Heya...

Here's your answer....

Save Trees Save Life :

As you know what are trees , obviously the life giving living objects on earth are the plants.

Plants play a very vital role in providing lives to human beings.They are like saints who serve us and takes nothing from us .

They provide us fruits, vegetables, spices, furniture, wood for fuel, rubber and many more things who are useful in our daily lives.

Well they inhale Carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen for us .We are depend on them for oxygen.They purify air .They also bind soil by their roots and helps in storing rain water.

But these days people are cutting trees for their selfishness.We must not cut them .

We should plant more and more trees and help in afforestation.Because the slogan "Save Trees Save Life" is quite true.

Thanks....!!!!

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Answer 2

Good morning everyone

The planet Earth is a gift to us by God. It has sustained life for millions of years, be it in any form. Resources on which we thrive have been in abundance. But, as man pushes forward for more and more, he has forgotten the importance of saving our planet so that its resources last for millions of years more. Urbanization, pollution, and other related activities have contributed to environmental hazards, global warming, and depletion of the planet's resources.Trees are the largest of all land plants, and act as a kind of environmental "buffer" for the ecosystem they dominate. They help improve the extremes of climate, such as heat, cold, and wind, and create a surrounding where humans, mammals, insects, birds, etc., can live comfortably. Trees complement animals in the global environment. Mammals/Humans take in oxygen from the air and exhale carbon dioxide. Plants use this carbon dioxide in their growth processes, store the carbon in woody tissues, and then return oxygen to the atmosphere as a waste product. This process is known as photosynthesis, and is very essential to life. Carbon captured from the atmosphere by photosynthesis is eventually recycled through the environment in a process known as the carbon cycle. Trees have an especially important role in the carbon cycle. Tree leaves also act as filters to remove atmospheric pollutants from the air. This effect is particularly beneficial in urban areas.