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Knowledge Master Answer 2 ANSWERS Knowledge Master : 2 Chapter 1 : Water is Life 1. Pond 2. Lake 3. Well 4. Ocean 5. Tubewell 6. River Chapter 2 : Everyday and Water Brushing Teeth Taking Bath Washing Utensils Watering Plants Cleaning House Chapter 3 : Innovation Appreciation I take you on a ride. I help you to solve problems. I help you to wash clothes. I help you to iron clothes. I help you to keep fruits I help you to light your room. and vegetables cool and fresh. I help you to entertain. I help you to talk far away. Chapter 4 : Exploring Solar System 1. Mercury 2. Venus 3. Earth 4. Mars 5. Jupiter 6. Saturn 7. Uranus 8. Neptune (1) Chapter 5 : Colourful Flowers Chapter 6 : Juicy Game 1. Watermelon 2. Banana 3. Guava 4. Orange 5. Apple 6. Mango 7. Grapes Chapter 7 : Uses of Plants 1. (a) C A B B A G E (b) S P I N A C H 2. (a) A L M O N D (b) C A S H E W 3. (a) W H E A T (b) R I C E 4. (a) C A R R O T (b) R A D I S H 6. (a) G R A M (b) L E N T I L S Chapter 8 : Discover 1. S T R A W B E R R I E S are the only fruit on which seeds grow on outer covering. 2. The flowers ofR O S E and J A S M I N E are good for making perfumes. 3. The E A R T H has more than 80,000 species of edible plants. 4. The largest flower isR A F F I E S I A flower. 5. V E N U S F L Y T R A P is a carnivorous plant that eats insects and bugs. 6. D W A R F W I L L O W is the tiniest tree in the world, grows to only 1-6 cm in 7. H O N E Y is the only food that does not spoil. 8. O A K trees can live for 200 (or more) years. Chapter 9 : Fruits (2) Chapter 10 : Food of Animals 1. (d) 2. (a) 3. (b) 4. (c) 5. (f) 6. (e) Chapter 11 : Animal Groups 1. sloth 2. school 3. troop 4. herd 5. flock 6. clutter 7. caravan 8. pride 9. swarm 10. Parade Chapter 12 : Tiny Creatures Chapter 13 : Animal Homes 1. Horse – Stable 2. Rabbit – Burrow 3. Rat – Hole 4. Sparrow – Nest 5. Dog – Kennel 6. Lion – Den 7. Bee – Hive 8. Hen – Coop Chapter 14 : Helpful Animals 1. Sheep 2. Horse 3. Dog 4. Cat 5. Ox 6. Donkey 7. Camel 8. Cow Chapter 16 : Incredible India 1. Vande Mataram 2. Jana Gana Mana 3. Tiger 4. Rupee 5. Aryavarta 6. Tiranga 7. Lion Capital 8. Lotus 9. Peacock 10. Mango Chapter 17 : Great Indian Leaders 1. Bal Gangadhar Tilak 2. Chandrashekhar Azad 3. Sarojini Naidu 4. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel 5. Rani Laxmibai 6. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Chapter 18 : Great People of India 1. Subhash Chandra Bose – e. Cuttack 2. Rakesh Sharma – d. Patiala 3. Sachin Tendulkar – g. Mumbai 4. P. V. Sindhu – c. Hyderabad (3) 5. Mary Kom – h. Manipur 6. Lata Mangeshkar – b. Indore 7. Mahatma Gandhi – f. Porbandar 8. Kalpana Chawla – a. Karnal 9. APJ Abdul Kalam – j. Rameshwaram 10. Amitabh Bachchan – i. Prayagraj Chapter 19 : Monuments of India It is the tallest statue in the world, situated in Gujarat. Statue of Unity It is a historic monument in Hyderabad, with four minarets. Charminar It is in Delhi and built by Shah Jahan. Red Fort It is the biggest gurudwara located in Amritsar. Golden Temple It is a beautiful white marble monument in Agra. Taj Mahal It is the only Bahai temple situated in Delhi. Lotus Temple It is also known as Swaminarayan temple, the best tourist attraction in Delhi. Akshardham Temple It is a large marble building in Kolkata (West Bengal) which was built between 1906 and 1921. Victoria Memorial Chapter 20 : Leading Personalities 1. Narendra Damodardas Modi 2. Mahendra Singh Dhoni 3. Arvind Kejriwal 4. P.V. Sindhu 5. Priyanka Chopra 6. Ramdev Chapter 21 : Greeting Words 1. Welcome 2. Good morning 3. Please 4. Thank you 5. Sorry Chapter 22 : Good Manners You entered the house with dirty shoes. (û) You greeted your teacher in the class. (ü) You throw the waste on the road. (û) You spent too much time watching TV. (more than 1 hour a day) (û) You left then room after switching off the light.. (ü) You did not stand in a queue at the bus-stop. (û) Chapter 23 : Action Words 1. Flying 2. Eating 3. Running 4. Walking 5. Studying Chapter 25 : Different Sounds! 1. Sounds of a clock: Tick – Tock 2. Cars out in the street : Beep – Beep 3. The ringing of bells: Ding – Dong 4. Sounds that I can make: Speak – Sing – Shout 5. The sound of telephone: Tring – Tring 6. The sound of Rooster: Cock – a – Doodle – Doo Chapter 29 : Smart and Sensible v Use plastic bags. Red Green v Donate your old clothes to the needy. (4) v Use paper or fabric bags. v Tease animals. v Put garbage in dustbin. v Be polite and kind to everyone. v Play with fire and sharp objects. v Wear seatbelt in the car. v Eat junk food. v Flush the toilet after every use. Chapter 30 : Safety Measures 1. (b) 2. (a) 3. (b) Chapter 31 : Different Sports 1. Two 2. Racquet 3. Horse 4. Cricket 5. Soccer 6. Four 7. Table Tennis 8. Carrom Chapter 32 : Sporting Partners 1. Ludo 2. Boxing 3. Hockey 4. Cricket 5. Badminton 6. Chess Chapter 34 : Sports Personalities 1. Virat Kohli 2. Vijender Singh 3. Geeta Phogat 4. Sania Mirza 5. Baichung Bhutia 6. Saina Nehwal Chapter 35 : Meet the Computer 1. Printer 2. Monitor 3. Mouse 4. Disk 5. Keyboard Chapter 36 : Musical Instruments D h o l G u i t a r M a n j i r a H a r p P i a n o E l e c t r i c g u i t a r V e e n a S a x o p h o n e D r u m F l u t e (5) Chapter 37 : Famous Logos 1. Google 2. Facebook 3. Mc Donald’s 4. Whats App 5. Apple 6. Puma 7. Domino’s 8. Sanpchat 9. Baskin-Robbins Chapter 38 : Our Helpers 1. Driver 2. Farmer 3. Doctor 4. Electrician 5. Policeman 6. Soldier 7. Teacher 8. Postman Chapter 39 : Tasty Food 1. Italian 2. Chinese 3. Mughlai 4. North Indian 5. South Indian Chapter 40 : Holy Places 1. Church 2. Temple 3. Gurudwara 4. Mosque Chapter 41 : Countries and Capital Cities 1. India – a. New Delhi 2. Thailand – b. Bangkok 3. Japan – c. Tokyo 4. China – d. Beijing 5. France – e. Paris 6. England – f. London 7. Australia – g. Canberra 8. Italy – h. Rome Chapter 42 : World Tour 1. The Great Wall – a. China 2. Big Ben – b. U.K. 3. Statue of Liberty – c. U.S.A. 4. The Learning Tower of Pisa – d. Italy 5. Louvre Museum – e. France 6. The Opera House – f. Australia 7. Burj Khalifa – g. United Arab 8. Taj Mahal – h. India Chapter 44 : Make 10 and See the Hen Chapter 45 : Number Bonds 1. 9 2. 999 3. 16 4. 8 5. Sixty-eight 6. 3 7. 10 8. 48 9. July 10. 7 11. 64 12. 24 (6) Revision Time - I A. Write True (T) or False (F) in front of the following statements. 1. T 2. F 3. F 4. F 5. T B. Match the following correctly. Sun Usage of Water Earth Ironed Clothes Water Nature’s Gift Revision Time - II A. Write True (T) or False (F) in front of the following statements. 1. Raw 2. Sunflower 3. Oak tree 4. Dwarf willow 5. Peas and Beans B. Write True (T) or False (F) in front of the following statements. 1. û 2. ü 3. û 4. ü 5. ü 6. û 7. û 8. û 9. ü Revision Time - III A. Match the following. 1. Dog 2. Small fly 3. Milk 4. Ship of the Desert 5. Largest Animal 6. Finger Print like humans Revision Time - IV A. Write True (T) or False (F) in front of the following statements. 1. T 2. F 3. F 4. F 5. T 6. T 7. T 8. T 9. F 10. F (7) Revision Time - V A. Tick the correct option. 1. (c) 2. (b) 3. (c) 4. (b) 5. (a) B. Match the following. Tongue Twisters – Pronunciation Fly – Birds Request – Please Activity – Studying Tick - Tock – Clock Revision Time - VI A. Circle the odd one out. Teacher Doctor Stranger School T-shirt B. Write True (T) or False (F) in front of the following statements. 1. T 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. T 6. F Revision Time - VII A. Match the following. 1. Cricket 2. Olympics 3. Sania Mirza 4. Hockey 5. Geeta Phogat 6. Shuttle Cock 7. Polo 8. Dice 9. Football 10. Boxing 11. Chess 12. Carrom Revision Time - VIII 1. Doctor 2. McDonald’s 3. Domino’s 4. Google (8) 5. Veena 6. Teacher 7. Monitor 8. Printer 9. WhatsApp 10. Piano 11. Harp 12. Flute Revision Time - IX A. Circle the odd one out. 1. Japan 2. Rome 3. Beijing 4. UAE B.
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