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Class: 4Th Date: 12Th May, 2020 Subject: English Grammar Page 25 Answers to Previous Questions Class: 4th Date: 12th May, 2020 Subject: English Grammar Page 25 Answers to previous questions. A. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective given in brackets. 1. faster 2. strong 3. most beautiful 4. heavier 5. best 6. huge B. Choose the correct adjectives from the below and fill in the blanks. 1. postal 2. educational 3. prosperous 4. cultural 5. famous Today's topic, Read Page 1 of lesson 1(Koji and the Cats) from the book Weavers. Class-4th Subject- S.St. Chapter-4 (India: The Peninsular Plateau) A. Choose the correct option from the following: 1. A plateau is __________ a. a conical hill b. a type of valley c. an elevated flat topped land d. None of these 2. It drains into the Arabian Sea a. River Ganga b. River Tapi c. River Krishna d. River Kaveri 3. Which of the following pair is wrong? a. Bhilai – A steel Plant b. Bharatnatyam – classical dance of Tamil Nadu c. Paradip – a Port d. Kuchipudi – classical dance of Haryana B. Fill in the blanks: 1. Black soil is good for growing cotton and sugarcane 2. Godavari river is the longest river of Peninsular Plateau. 3. Andhra Pradesh is the largest producer of tobacco. C. Write ‘True’ or ‘False’. 1. Satpura Range is in the North of Vindhya ranges. False 2. Deccan plateau has deep and fertile soil. True 3. The Rajmahal Hills are on the Western side of the Deccan Plateau. False D. Answer the following questions. Q.1 What are the two main divisions of the Peninsular plateau? Ans. The Central Highland and The Deccan plateau are the two main divisions of the Peninsular Plateau. Q.2 Mention the major rivers of Deccan plateau. Ans. Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri are the major rivers of the Deccan plateau. Q.3 Name the mountain ranges of the Malwa Plateau. Ans. Aravalli and Vindhya range are the mountain ranges of Malwa Plateau. Q.4 How does a plateau differ from a mountain? Ans. Plateau is a flat topped land on a raised surface while mountain is a steep or gentle sided hill. Q.5 Differentiate between the Deccan and Malwa Plateau. Ans. Malwa Plateau extends upto Chotanagpur Plateau. This region is full of minerals while Deccan Plateau extends to the south of Vindhya range. It is surrounded by Eastern and Western Ghats. # Write it in your notebook. Today’s work Chapter-5 (India: The Great Indian Desert) Topic: Climate of Indian desert Questions on the basis of video lecture. Q.1 What is Desert? Ans. Desert is a flat land covered with a thick sheet of loose sand. Q.2 What is loo? Ans. The hot wind blowing in the desert is called loo. Q.3 Why there is always shortage of water in desert? Ans. Due to absence of any permanent river, there is always a shortage of water. Q.4 Explain in brief about the climate of desert? Ans. The Great Indian Desert experiences extremes of climate i.e. hot during summers and cold during winters. Q.5 Name some plants grown in the desert. Ans. Date, palm, thorny, shrubs, cactus, keekar and babool grow here. #Learn and write in notebook. Class -4th Subject -Hindi Grammar पा ठ-३ हम रे प्र कृ तिक चिकक配सक के श녍द र्थ लिखो व य द करो। th Class: 4 Subject: Maths Tests of Divisibility 1. Test of Divisibility by 2. A number is divisible by 2, if its unit digit is any one of 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8. For example, Each of the number 612, 314, 576, 938 and 730 is divisible by 2. 2. Test of Divisibility by 3. A number is divisible by 3, if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3 For example, Consider the number 16701 Sum of its digits= (1+6+7+0+1) =15, which is divisible by 3, so 16701 is divisible by 3. 3. Test of Divisibility by 4 A number is divisible by 4, if the number formed by its last two digits on its extreme right is divisible by 4. For example, Consider the number 58236. The number formed by its last two digits is 36, which is divisible by 4 So, 58536 is divisible by 4 4. Test of Divisibility by 5 A number is divisible 5, if its last digit is 0 or 5 For example, Each of the numbers 790,300,435, and 1085 has last digit as 0 or 5 So, each one is divisible by 5 Q. 1 Which of the following numbers are divisible by 2? (a) 976 (b) 870 (c) 643 (d) 1790 (e) 735 (f) 1984 Q. 2 Which of the following numbers are divisible by 3? (a) 747 (b) 4193 (c) 46212 (d) 47301 (e) 36139 Q. 3 Which of the following numbers are divisible by 4? (a) 984 (b) 765 (c) 3260 (d) 7130 (e) 6532 (f) 5635 Q. 4. Which of the following numbers are divisible by 5? (a) 780 (b) 8715 (c) 5346 (d) 705 (e) 7230 (f) 3609 Class: 4th Subject: G.K. Q.1 Name the national sport of India. Ans. Hockey. Q.2 How many colours are there in a rainbow? Ans. Seven (VIBGYOR) V = Violet I = Indigo B = Blue G = Green Y = Yellow O = Orange R = Red Q.3 How many colours are there in Indian flag? Ans. Three (Saffron, White and Green) Q.4 How many bones make up our whole skeleton? Ans. 206. Q.5 Where is the smallest bone located in our body? Ans. Ear. Q.6 What is the full form of C.P.U? Ans. Central Processing Unit. #Learn and write in notebook. Class-4th Subject-Science Check your answers. Try to solve the exercise. .
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