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(a) Two types of deserts found in the world are as follows:
- Cold desert: Contains extreme amount of rainfall specially during the winters and rarely during summers.
- Hot desert: Contains very hot climate and receives low amount of rainfall.
(b) Sahara desert is located in Africa.
(c) The climate of ladakh is extremely cold and also is a cold desert and remains dry due to high attitude. The air at this attitude is so thin that the heat of the sun can be felt intensely.
(d) The following things attracts tourists to ladakh are as follows:
- natural beauty
- the gompas
- meadows and glaciers
- ceremonies and festivities to local people.
(e) People of the sahara desert wear heavy robes for the protection against dust storms and hot winds.
(f) The following tress grow in ladakh:
- willows
- poplars
- apples
- apricots
- walnuts
(i) (b) northern
(ii) (b) hot
(iii) (b) Buddhists and muslims
(iv) (a) scanty vegetation
(v) (c) monastery
(vi) (c) cotton
(i) Oasis (d) depressions with water
(ii) Bedouins (f) sahara
(iii) Oil (a) Libya
(iv) Gangri (c)glacier
(v) Lamayuru (b) Monastery
(i) There is low vegetation in the deserts due to the unfavourable climatic conditions for the flora world to grow there. The desert either have extreme heat or extreme cold climate and receives low amount of rainfall which is not suitable for the vegetation to grow.
(ii) People of the sahara desert wear heavy robes for the protection against dust storms and hot winds. Sahara is a hot desert therefore dust storms and hot winds of containing sand is common there. It also help them in the protection from sun rays or heat.
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