KIDS KINGDOM CONVENT SCHOOL SINGHEWALA 3rd Standard ENGLISH CH-1-IF I KNEW Answer these questions. a. How does the poet want to give smiles to the children? Find out and numbers the sentences in sequence. i. (3) Scatter the smiles ii. (1) Find the box iii. (4) Children smile for many days. iv. (2) Open the lock. b. How does the poet plan to get rid of all the frowns? i. By putting them in a box and locking them in the sea. ii. By putting them in a box and locking, it and them, throwing it. iii. By putting them in a box and after locking it, hiring a giant to throw it in the deep sea. (✓) USE GRAMMAR A. Arrange each set of words in alphabetical order. a. Mumbai Delhi Kolkata Chennai Chennai Delhi Kolkata Mumbai b. Dog bear monkey cat Bear cat dog monkey c. Ship bus aeroplane cycle Aeroplane bus cycle ship d. Table sofa chair bed Bed chair sofa table e. Peacock parrot sparrow eagle Eagle parrot peacock sparrow B. Arrange the names of flowers in alphabetical order a. Sun flower ,rose ,lily ,daisy, tulips Daisy, lily, rose, sun flower, tulips Question/Answers Q.1 'Then, folding and holding, I did pack them in,' Why does the poet say this? Ans The poet say so because he wishes to remove all frowns from everywhere. Q.2 Write two pairs of rhyming words from the poem? Ans Play-day, meet-street Q.3 Which face do you like and Why? I like the smiling face because it looks good. CH-2 NATURE’S GIFT 1. Tick The correct groups of words to complete these sentences. a. The baya weaver bird and the baby elephant live. i. In a form ii. In a forest (✓) iii. In a zoo
b. The baya weaver bird keeps on thinking as he does not want to hurt i. His father ii. His mother iii. His friend (✓) c. The elephant gets excited because his friend i. Is with him ii. Books after him iii. Works hard to help him (✓) 2. Who said the following? a. “ If I had wings like you, I would have flower……” The baby elephant b. “Don’t feel said.” The baya weaver bird c. “Are you ready to fly?” The baya weaver bird d. “ Thank you my friends.” The baby elephant USE GRAMMAR A. Tick (✓)the sentences and cross (×)the ones that are not. a. Elephant animal big. (×) b. My shoes are dusty. (✓) c. The dog is sleeping in his basket. (✓) d. Squirrel not eating. (×) e. Dry colour blue. (×) f. Birds fly in the sky. (✓) Opposites a. Above - below b. Fast - slow c. Foolish - wise d. Truthful - liar e. Found - lost Question/answer 1. Why does the baby elephant wish to have wings? Ans The baby elephant wishes to have wings, so that he might fly high in the sky. 2. Who helps the baya weaver bird to collect a heap of feathers? Ans All the other birds 3. Why do you think the baya weaver bird weaves the pair of wings? Ans The baya weaver bird weaves the pair of wings for the baby elephant. 4. What lesson do you learn from the story? Ans We learn that the nature gives us different abilities but at heart, we are all the same. 5. Do you like friendship between the baya weaver bird and the baby elephant? Why not? Ans Yes, I like the friendship because the baya weaver bird works hard to help the baby elephant. Answer the questions with reference to context.
“You have been given the gift of strength.” i. Who said these words and to whom? Ans The baya weaver bird said these words to the baby elephant. ii. Who has been given the gift of strength to the listener? Ans Nature has given the gift of strength to the listener iii. Did the listener agree with the speaker? Ans Yes, the listener agreed with the speaker. GRAMMAR -CH-1 -ALPHABETIC ORDER 1. Arrange the names of these games in alphabetical order. i. Hockey ii. Football iii. Cricket iv. Badminton Answer- i. Badminton ii. Cricket iii. Football iv. Hockey 2. Arrange the names of these characters in alphabetical order and write them in the blanks. i. Red riding hood ii. Pinocchio iii. Thumbelina iv. Cinderella v. Snow white vi. Goldilocks Answer i. Cinderella ii. Goldilocks iii. Pinocchio iv. Red riding hood v. Snow white vi. Thumbelina GRAMMAR- CH-2 SENTENCES
A. Tick( ✔ ) the sentences and cross ( X )those which are not. 1. Suhana is my best friend. (✔) 2. happy I am very today. ( X ) 3. The phone is ringing. (✔) 4. in the market. ( X ) 5. is not jyoti neighbor my. ( X ) 6. Birds are singing. (✔) 7. singing birds. (X) 8. calling is mother Rohan. ( X ) 9. What is your name? (✔)
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Ans : 99 b) Smallest three-digit number is_____. Ans: 100 2. 458 - Four Hundred Fifty-Eight 271 - Two Hundred Seventy-One 145 - One Hundred Forty-Five Only 799 - Seven Hundred Ninety-Nine Only 304 - Three Hundred Four 590 - Five Hundred Ninety Only 3. a) 312 516 789 b) 237 347 121 c) 835 845 855 d) 488 288 188 4. a) 887 925 767 b) 518 517 512 c) 127 271 721 d) 666 555 999 5.a) What comes just before:- 1) 457 458 2) 277 278 3) 614 615 4) 173 174 b) What comes just after:- 1) 789 790 2) 200 201 3) 334 335 4) 567 568 6. Write in Expanded Form a) 347 = 3×100+4×10+7x1 b) 819 = 8×100+1×10+9x1 c) 597 = 5×100+9×10+7x1 d) 756 = 7×100+5×10+6x1 7. Use > , < , = a) 169 < 170 b) 417 < 471 c) 900 > 800 d) 685 < 785 e) 528 > 523 f) 199 = 199 g) 496 > 469 h) 701 < 710 i) 111 < 121 j) 323 < 332 8. Fill in the missing number a) 8 , 38 , 68, _____ , _____ , _____ 8+30=38 38+30=68 So, 68+30=98 98+30=128 128+30=158 b) 188 , 192 , 196 , ___ ,___ , ___ 188+4=192 192+4=196 So, 196+4=200 200+4=204 204+4=208 c) 333 , 444 , 555, ___ , ___ , 888 333+111=444 444+111=555 So, 555+111=666 666+111=777 d) 800 , 780 , ___ , ___ , 720 , ___ 800-20=780 780-20=760 So, 760-20=740 740-20=720 720-20=700 e) 727 , 747 , 767, ___ , ___ , ___ 727+20=747 747+20=767 So, 767+20=787 787+20=807 807+20=827 9. Rewrite in ascending order a) 172 , 385 , 217 , 437 172 , 217 , 385 , 437 b) 417 , 425 , 403 , 454 403 , 417 , 425 , 454 10. Rewrite in descending order a) 111 , 666 , 333 , 222 666 , 333 , 222 , 111 b) 615 , 715 , 415 , 915 915 , 715 , 615 , 415 11. a) The place value of 5 in 572 is 5 hundred or 500. b) The reduced/short form of 800+20+7 is 827. c) The number that comes in between 728 and 730 is 729. d) The place value of 9 in 198 is 9 tens or 90. e) The number that comes just after 299 is 300. f) The expanded form of 352 is 3×100+5×10+2. g) 600+70 is < (less) than 762. h) The place value of 0 in 109 is 0 i) The largest 3 digit number is 999. j) 999 is more than 998. Activity - A-2 1. Read the abacus and write the number: a) 2301 b) 4150 c) 3513 d) 7245 e) 5236 f) 9999 2. Complete the table: 4083 – Four thousand eighty-three 6291 – six thousand two hundred ninety-one 7458 – Seven thousand four hundred fifty-eight 3609 – Three thousand six hundred-nine 8935 – Eight thousand nine hundred thirty-five Activity - A-3 1. a) 3745 7 hundreds 700 b) 4038 8 ones 8 c) 9718 9 thousands 9000 d) 6205 0 tens 0 e) 1987 9 hundreds 900 f) 2010 1 tens 10 2. a) 6785 6000+700+80+5 b) 4296 4000+200+90+6 c) 3327 3000+300+20+7 d) 9999 9000+900+90+9 e) 5071 5000+70+1 f) 2934 2000+900+30+4 Mental Math Corner 1. a) The smallest 4 digit number is 1000. b) The place value of a digit is increased ten times as you move one place from right to left. c) The greatest 4 digit number is 9999. d) The sum of the place value of the digits of a number is the expanded form of the number. 2. a) 5 thousands + 3 hundreds + 2 ones 5320 5302 b) The place value of 5 in 3757 50 500 c) Three thousand five hundred seventy 3570 3507 d) 4000+600+90 4690 4609 Review Exercise 1. a) There are two hundred six bones in our body. 206 b) Mt. Everest is eight thousand eight hundred forty eight meters high. 8848 2. a) India got its freedom in the year 1947. One thousand nine hundred forty-seven. b) We spend Rs. 2495 on our new school books this year. Two thousand four hundred ninety five. Hots: Find the number whose digit at the Question: a) Ten place is 7. b) Ones place is 2 more than 6. c) Thousand place is 4 less than 10. d) Hundreds place is between 3 and 5. 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AiDAwpk dw siqkwr krnw cMgw huMdw hY[ (cMgw/burw) isrjnwqmk gqIivDIAW pRSn:2 jy kdI Bgvwn jI iml jwx qW qusIN aunHW koloN kI mMgogy? ies bwry do vwk ilKo[ (a) mYN jmwq iv`c cMgy nMbr lY ky pws ho jWvw[ (A) mYN kdy vI JUT nw bolW[ Punjabi Grammar -Chapter -1 (Bhasha ) Book work BwSw boD ivAwkrx 1. hyTly ic`qr nUM dyK ky ilKo ik kOx kI kr irhw hY? a. dwdw jI kI kr rhy hn? dwdw jI sYr kr rhy hn[ A. lVkIAW kI Kyf rhIAW hn? lVkIAW icVI b`lw Kyf rhIAW hn[ e. quhwfy ipqw jI kI rhy hn? quhwfy ipqw jI AKbwr pVH rhy hn[ s. gIqw kI kr rhI hY? gIqw tI.vI. dyK rhI hY[ gqIivDI ic`qr vyK ky BwSw dy TIk rUp swhmxy shI dw inSwn lgwE[ (a) mOiKk BwSw (A) ilKqI BwSw (a) mOiKk BwSw (A) ilKqI BwSw pwT 2- suhxw bYg pRSn 1: shI ivklp cux ky shI dw inSwn lgwE[ pRSn: nirMdr nUM jmwq iv`c ikhVy b`cy qMg krdy sn? isAwxy b`cy SrwrqI b`cy pRSn nirMdr nUM ienwm iv`c kI imilAw sI? suhxw bYg pY~n sY~t pRSn: nirMdr dy ipqw jI kI sn? grIb AmIr pRSn: nirMdr jmwq iv`c ikhVy nMbr qy AwieAw sI? qIsry nMbr qy pihly nMbr qy pRSn: shI Sbd cux ky KwlI sQwn Bro[ AwE b`icE pRx krIey[ (pRx/nwc) kdI iksI nUM duKI nw krIey[ (duKI/suKI) nirMdr vrgy cMgy bx ky idKweIey[ (cMgy/BYVy) skUl dw nW rOSn krIey[ (rOSn/bdnwm) pRSn: nirMdr nUM aus dI jmwq dy SrwrqI b`cy ikauN qMg krdy sn? au~qr: nirMdr nUM aus dI jmwq dy SrwrqI b`cy ausdy purwxy skUl bYg krky qMg krdy sn[ pRSn: nirMdr ny AiDAwpk nUM roidAW hoieAW kI d`isAw? au~qr: nirMdr ny AiDAwpk nUM roidAW hoieAW d`isAw ik, “sr myry ipqw jI bhuq grIb hn auh mYnM nvW bYg nhIN lY ky dy skdy”[ pRSn: nirMdr nUM ienwm ikauN imilAw sI? au~qr: nirMdr nUM ienwm ies leI imilAw sI ikauNik nirMdr dy pRIiKAw iv`c sB qoN v`D Aμk Awey sn[ pRSn: SrwrqI b`cy SrmSwr ikaUN hoey sn? au~qr: jdoN AiDAwpk ny ikhw ik suhxw bYg aus b`cy dw hI huMdw hY jo b`cw pVHweI iv`c huiSAwr huMdw hY[ ieh g`l sux ky SrwrqI b`cy SrmSwr hoey sn[ pRSn: AiDAwpk dy ipAwr Aqy hmdrdI Bry vrqwE dw nirMdr qy kI Asr ipAw? au~qr: AiDAwpk dy ies vrqwE nwl nirMdr Pu`t-Pu`t ky rox l`g ipAw[ pRSn: nirMdr dI g`l sux ky AiDAwpk ny SrwrqI b`icAW nUM ikhVI szw id`qI sI? au~qr: nirMdr dI g`l sux ky AiDAwpk ny SrwrqI b`icAW nUM ku`J nw ikhw, Aqy ihswb dy pMj pwTW dw tYst r`K id`qw[ pRSn: AiDAwpk ny b`icAW nUM ikhVI pRIiKAw dyx leI ikhw sI? au~qr: AiDAwpk ny b`icAW nUM ihswb dy islybs dy pMj pwTW dI pRIiKAw dyx leI ikhw sI[ pRSn: pRIiKAw kdoN hoeI sI Aqy auh ikMny pwTW iv`coN leI jwxI sI? au~qr: pRIiKAw ie`k idn C`f ky pihly pMj pwTW dI leI jwxI sI[ ivAwkrn - pwT-1 BwSw pRSn: BwSw qoN kI Bwv hY? au`~qr: ijs swDn duAwrw AsIN Awpxy mn dy ivcwrW nUM bol ky jW ilK ky pRgt krdy hW, aus nUM BwSw AwKdy hn[ pRSn: qusIN Gr iv`c ikhVI BwSw vDyry boldy ho? au`~qr: AsIN Gr iv`c mOiKk BwSw vDyry boldy hW[ pRSn: qusIN Awpxy im`qr nUM ic`TI ilK rhy ho ieh BwSw dw ikhVw rUp hY? au`~qr: AsI Awpxy im`qr nUM ic`TI ilK rhy ho ieh BwSw dw ilKqI rUp hY[ pRSn: bFw Apxy ipqw jI nUM dukwn qoN AMb ilAwaux leI kih irhw hY ieh BwSw dw ikhVw rUp hY? au`~qr: ieh BwSw dw mOiKk rUp hY[ pRSn: BwSw dIAW ikMnIAW iksmW huMdIAW hn? au`~qr: BwSw dIAW do iksmW huMdIAW hn[ (a) mOiKk BwSw (A) ilKqI BwSw pRSn: mOiKk BwSw iks nUM ikhw jWdw hY? au`~qr: bol ky jW g`lbwq krn dy FMg nUM mOiKk BwSw ikhw jWdw hY[ pRSn: ilKqI BwSw iks nUM ikhw jWdw hY? au`~qr: jdoN AsIN Awpxy ivcwrW nUM ilK ky pRgt krdy hW, aus nUM ilKqI BwSw ikhw jWdw hY[ pRSn: BwSw swfy iks kMm AwauNdI hY? au`qr: BwSw swfy ivcwr sWJy krn dy kMm dy AwauNdI hY[ pRSn: kI AsIN pMCIAW dI BwSw smJ skdy hW? au`qr: nhIN[ Reader – Ch-2 Book work pRSn: id`qy gey SbdW dy bhu-vcn ilKo[ suhxw - suhxy g`l - g`lW b`cw - b`cy jmwq - jmwqW prcw - prcy idn - idnW kmrw - kmry ienwm - ienwmW mukwblw- mukwbly pRSn-2 ivroDI Sbd ilKo roxw - h`sxw audws - KuS au~cw - nIvW purwxw - nvW SWqI - ASWqI pws - Pyl pRSn:- KwlI QwvW Bro[ 1. b`cy jmwq iv`c lVH rhy sn[ 2. ie`k b`cw ro irhw sI[ 3. AiDAwpk ny b`icAW nUM smJwieAw[ 4. nirMdr nUM ienwm iv`c ie`k bYg imilAw sI[ 5. swry b`icAW ny nirMdr leI qwVIAw vjweIAW[ pRSn:- vwk pUry kro- 1. mYN eykmjIq dw bYg hW[ 2. auh mYnUM ipAwr krdw hY[ 3. auh myrw bhuq iKAwl r`Kdw hY[ 4. hr roz auh mYnUM swP krdw hY[ 5. mYN aus dIAW ikqwbW sWB ky r`Kdw hW[ 6. mYN eykmjIq dw p`kw im~qr hW[ pwT-2 vrn AiBAws mOiKk hyTW id`qy pRsnW dy au~qr ilKo[ pRSn Gr Sbd iv`c ikMnIAW DunIAW hn? au~qr Gr Sbd iv`c ie`k DunI hY- mukqw[ pRSn quhwfy im`qr AMikq dw nW svr jW ivAMjn qoN SurU hoieAw hY? au~qr im`qr AMikq dw nW svr qoN SurU hoieAw hY[ pRSn hyTW ilKy KwlI KwinAW iv`c svrW Aqy ivAMjnW nUM ilKo[ A T k e l s K t p P C r a L Q c q G D S d B b n m J j h f F g v V x X z Z \ | ^ & pRSn hyTly ic`qr iv`c hr gol c`kr iv`c svr jW ivAMjn dI DunI ilKI hoeI hY[ qusIN iehnW svr Aqy ivAMjnW nUM hyTW v`K-v~K kr ky ilKo[ svr ivAMjn A, ie, au, ey, eI, aU, AO s, h, K, k, c, q, b, g, v, m,p, s, \ pRSn: TIk au~qr swhmxy shI dw inSwn lgw ky aus Sbd nwl vwk ivcly KwlI QW Bro[ a) g`lbwq krn smyN swfy mUMh ivcoN kuJ DunIAW inkldIAW hn[ vwk DunIAW Sbd (A) vrn nUM A~goN hor Cotw nhIN kIqw jw skdw[ Sbd vwk vrn gqIivDI ryl g`fI dy f`ibAW aupr ivAMjnW nUM qrqIb iv`c ilKo[ s-h-k-K-g-G-|-c-C-j-J-\-t-T-f-F-x-q-Q-d-D-n-p-P-b-B-m-X-r- l-v-V-S-^-Z-z-&-L SOCIAL SCIENCE CH- 1 OUR EARTH Short Q/A Q1. Why is the Earth called a planet? Ans. The Earth is called a planet because it is a heavenly body that moves around the Sun. Q2. Describe the Earth and its family. Ans. The Earth is the only planet where life exists. Its family includes the Sun and eight planets. Q3. Why is the Earth called the 'Blue Planet'? Ans. The Earth is called the 'Blue Planet' because a larger portion of Earth is covered by water. Q4. Who said that the Earth was like a ball? Ans. Aristotle and Copernicus Long Q/A Q1. Why is the Earth the only planet that has life? Ans. It is so because Earth has heat, light, water and air for the survival. Q2. Long ago, why did people fear to travel long distances? Ans. People feared that if they travelled long distances they might fall off from edges. Q3. How did Magellan's journey prove that the Earth is not flat? Ans. Magellan started sailing from Spain in same direction and reached the same point from where he had started. This proves that Earth is not flat. Q4. What is the difference between horizon and coast? Ans. Horizon: It is the place where land or sea seems to meet the sky. Coast: It is the place where land and sea meet. CH- 2 KNOWING OUR EARTH Book exercise Q/A Q1.What is a globe? Ans. A globe is a model of the Earth. Q2.Why do we use a compass? Ans. We use a compass to find directions. Q3. Why do sailors use compass? Ans. Sailors use a compass to find their way in the huge oceans. Q4. Why are maps more convenient for students? Ans. Maps are more convenient for students because they show small details on them. Q5 .What are continents? Ans. Large land masses called continents. Q6. What is the difference between a wall map and an atlas? Ans. A wall map is a big map to hang on a wall but an atlas is a book of maps. Q7.What are oceans? Name the largest oceans. Ans. Large water bodies are called oceans .The Pacific Ocean is the largest and the deepest water body on earth. Q8.What is a compass ? Ans. A compass is a device to find direction. It looks like a watch. SCIENCE Ch-1 -Food and Feeding habits of animals A. Oral Questions 1. Different animal have different way of eating why? Ans: Different animal have different types of teeth and they eat different kind of food. 2. How do you take care of your pet? Ans: We can take care of our pets by providing good food and clean shelter to them. 3. Which animal do you like most and why? Ans: I like dog as a pet animal because dog guard our home and gives us company. B. Science Quiz 1. Name a herbivores - Cow 2. Name a cud-chewing animal - Buffalo 3. Name a gnawer - Rat C. Very Short Answer Question 1. Form a food chain with the following : tiger, plant, deer Ans: Plant Deer Tiger 2. Name an animal that takes in liquid food. Ans: Butterfly 3. Name two omnivores. Ans: Human Beings and Crows. 4. Name two animal that carry loads for us. Ans : Donkey and Horse D. Short Answer Questions 1. What are gnawers? Ans: Those animals who gnaw their food with the help of sharp front teeth are called gnawers. Examples Rat, Rabbit and Squirrels 2. How does a frog eat insects? Ans: Frogs have a long and sticky tongue .They catch the insects with their tongue and swallow them whole . 3. Kajal has a pet cat. She feeds it with milk daily before going to school and after returning back from school a) Name one animal that laps up liquid foods other than cat. Ans: Dog b) Which value is shown by Kajal? Ans: We must provide good food and shelter to our pet. We must take care of our pet. E. Long Answer Question: 1. How do carnivores use their teeth to eat food? Ans: Carnivores animals are those animals who eats flesh of other animals like lion tiger etc. These animals have special type of teeth to tear and chew the flesh. Their front teeth are sharp, curved and pointed. These teeth help them to tear the flesh. Their back teeth are broad which helps them to chew. 2. What are cud-chewing animals? Give two examples. Ans: Those animals who first swallow their food and later bring it back into their mouth and chew it for many hours are called cud-chewing animals. Examples-Cow and goat. F. Think and Answer: 1. Why is it important for us to keep our pet animals clean and healthy? Ans: We must keep our pet clean and healthy because if we do not bath and give healthy food to our pet , he may fall ill. 2. What do you think will happens if there are no plant on the earth? Ans: Every food chain starts with the plant .All animals indirectly or directly depends on plant. If there will be no plants then there will be no animals on planet/earth. We all will die. A. MCQs 1. An animal that lives with us is cat. A) cat B) lion C) tiger 2. Like us animals also need food to live. A) ice cream B) food C) cold drink 3. A bear eats both plant and flesh of other animals. A) bear B) sheep C) tiger 4. Which of the following animal have thin hollow tube to suck the food A) snake B) butterfly √ C) frog 5. Which of the following animals have sharp and pointed front teeth A) goat B) lion √ C) cow B. Underline the odd one. 1. cow monkey lion. 2. Frog rabbit squirrel 3. Goat lizard snake C. Fill in the blanks 1. A food chain always beings with a plant (plant/insect) 2. Cow is a plant eating animal (flesh/plant) 3. A mosquito sucks blood (mosquito/fly) 4. Frog has a sticky tongue to catch insects (tongue/feet) CH-2 -KEEPING SAFE A. Oral Questions: 1. Talk about any two safety rules that you followed today while coming to school? Ans: Safely rules I have followed while coming to school are: 1) I had stood in a queue while boarding school bus. 2) I did not put my hand out of moving bus. 2. Why we should not play on the road? Ans: We should not play on the road because any vehicle can hit us. B. Science Quiz: 1. Name two things that we must not touch as they can give electric shock. Ans: Electric wires and Heaters 2. Which side of the road should we stay while riding a bicycle? Ans: Left side 3. Name any two things that are kept in a first-aid-box. Ans: 1. Antiseptic Lotion 2. Bandage C. Very Short Answer Questions 1. Whom should we inform first, if our friend gets injured in school? Ans: To our teacher. 2. What is first aid? Ans: First-help given to injured person. D. Short Answer Questions: 1. How can you avoid accident? Ans: We can avoid accidents if follow safety rules. 2. List two safety rules to be followed in the class room? Ans: Rules to be followed in classroom are: 1. Always use sharpener to sharp pencil. 2. Do not jump on the desks. 3. Ayush is sharpening his pencil with a blade. Riya stops them doing so she says that the object can harm him. 1) Name two sharp things that are dangerous for children? Ans: Knife and Blade 2) Which value is shown by Riya? Ans: We should always follow safety rules. E. Long Answer Questions: 1. What safety rules should we follow while traveling in a bus? Ans: Safety rules which we have to follow while traveling in a bus are: 1) Do not lean out or put your hand out of the window of a moving bus. 2) Never disturb the bus driver and keep quite in the bus. 2. How can we avoid accident in the playground? Discuss any three rules: 1) Always follow the rules of game. 2) Do not push others while playing. 3) Do not throw fruit peels and plastic bags in the playground because you may slip on them while playing. A. MCQs 1. We should walk on the foot path. A) road B) foot path C) road divider 2. We should sharp our pencil with a sharpener. A) knife B) blade C) sharpener 3. We should use a /an any of these to cross the road. A) zebra crossing B) foot over bridge C) any of these B. Underline the things that can harm you. 1 Hot iron Bed Tree 2. Toy friend electric socket. 3. Pencil gas stove book C Fill in the blanks 1. We must cross the road only at the zebra crossing .( footpath/ zebra crossingq) 2. We should not run on the Stairs (Stairs/Play ground) 3. We must not harm anybody even in fun (help/ harm) 4 When we get a small wound, we should wash it with water (water/antiseptic lotion) Section-B MCQ 1. A child may get injured in the playground because of a rough game. a. Rough √ b. Correct c. Old 2. A first aid box must contains Antiseptic lotion a. Toffees b. Juice c. Antiseptic lotion √ PUNJABI pwT-3 - ib`lI dy gl t`lI soco Aqy d`so:- pRSn: ie`k cUhy ny bwkI cUihAW nUM ib`lI qoN bcx dI kI slwh id`qI sI? au~qr: cUhy ny ib`lI qoN bcx leI slwh id`qI ikauN nw ib`lI dy gl t`lI bMnH id`qI jwey[ pRSn: cIkU cUhw Syr kol ikauN igAw sI? au~qr: cIkU cuhy nUM aumId sI ik ib`lI dy gl t`lI bMnHx iv`c Syr aunHW dI m`dd zrUr krygw[ pRSn: Syr cuihAW dw AihswnmMd ikauN sI? au~qr: Syr cuihAW dw AihswnmMd ies leI sI ikauNik cIkU dy ie`k bzurg ny jMgl dy rwjy Syr nUM iSkwrIAW dy jwl iv`coN mukq krvwieAw sI[ pRSn: ib`lI ny jdoN qohPw Kol ky dyiKAw qW kI hoieAw? au~qr: ib`lI ny jdoN qohPw Kol ky dyiKAw qW aus AMdr ie`k hwr sI ijs nUM dyK ky ib`lI bhuq KuS hoeI[ ilKqI 2. id`qy gey pRSnW dy au~qr ilKo[ pRSn: jdoN ib`lI ny gl iv`c hwr pwieAw qW kI hoieAw? au~qr: jdoN ib`lI ny gl iv`c hwr pwieAw qW hwr ausdy gl nwl icpk igAw[ bhuq koiSs krn qy vI auh lwh nw skI[ pRSn: swry cUhy cIkU dy DMnvwdI ikauN sn? au~qr: swry cUhy cIkU dy DMnvwdI sn ikauNik jdoN ib`lI GroN bwhr inkldI qW t`lI dI Avwz sux ky cUhy luk jWdy[ pRSn: ies khwxI qoN kI is`iKAw imldI hY? au~qr: ies khwxI qoN is`iKAw imldI hY ik iksy vI sm`isAw qoN frn dI bjwey aus dw h`l l`Bx dI koiSS krnI cwhIdI hY[ Extra Questions pRSn- ‘ib`lI dy gl t`lI’ dy lyKk kox hY? pRSn- khwxI ivc bu`DImwn cUhy dw kI nW sI? pRSn- cUhy ApxI m`dd leI iks kol gey? pRSn- cUhy dy bzurg ny Syr dI m`dd ikvyN kIqI sI? pRSn- kI Syr ny cIkU cuhy dI g`l mMn leI sI? pRSn- cIkU ny ib`lI nUM kI qohPw id`qw? pRSn- ib`lI dy hwr iv`c kI jiVAw hoieAw sI? 1) shI ivklp A`gy shI dw inSwn lgwE[ a) cuhy ib`lI dy gl iv`c kI bMnHxw cwhuMdy sI? t`lI C`lI A) cIkU cuhy ny ib`lI nUM kI qohPw id`qw sI? Kwr hwr e) ib`lI Syr dI kI l`gdI hY? cwcI mwsI s) ib`lI dy gl bMnI GMtI dy KVHkx nwl cUhy kI krdy sn? iek`Ty ho jWdy sn luk jWdy sn 2) pwT iv`coN dulYkV dI mwqrw vwly cwr Sbd ilKo[ cUhw, cIkU, mYnUM, swnUM BwSw boD ivAwkrx ilKqI 1) bhu-vcn ilKo- ib`lI-ib`lIAW cUhw-cUhy t`lI-t`lIAW rwjw-rwjy mwsI-mwsIAW isAwxw-isAwxy GMtI-GMtIAW qohPw-qohPy 2) ilMg bdlo cUhw cUhI Syr SyrnI ib`lw ib`lI ihrn ihrnI ig`dV ig`dVI bWdr bWdrI pwT-3 vrnmwlw hor pRSn- pRSn: vrnmwlw iks nUM AwKdy hn? pRSn: pYNqI A`KrI iks nUM ikhw jWdw hY? pRSn: pMjwbI vrnW nUM ikMny BwgW iv`c vMifAw igAw hY? pRSn: nvIn tolI dy vrn ilKo[ pRSn: gurmuKI vrnmwlw iks nUM ikhw jWdw hY? hor pRSn- mOiKk pRSn: jy moqIAW nwl mwlw bxdI hY qW vrnmwlw iks nwl bxdI hY? au~qr: jy moqIAW nwl mwlw bxdI hY qW vrnW nwl vrnmwlw bxdI hY[ pRSn: ‘kbUqr’ Sbd dw ‘k’ svr jW ivAMjn hY? au~qr: ‘kbUqr’ Sbd dw ‘k’ ivAMjn hY[ pRSn: ‘AOrq’ Sbd dw ‘AO’ svr jW ivAMjn hY? au~qr: ‘AOrq’ Sbd dw ‘AO’ svr hY[ pwT-3 vrnmwlw AiBAws ilKqI 1) gurmuKI vrnmwlw ivcly vrnW nUM Awpo-AwpxI tolI jW vrn A`gy ilKo- mu`K vrg- a A e s h k vrg- k K g G | c vrg- c C j J \ t vrg- t T f F x q vrg- q Q d D n p vrg- p P b B m AMqm vrg- X r l v V nvIn tolI- S ^ Z z æP L 2. shI vwkW A`gy shI dw inSwn lgwE- a) gurmuKI vrnmwlw nUM pYNqI A`KrI vI ikhw jWdw hY[ (shI) A) BwSw nUM vrnW dI shwieqw nwl kdI vI nhIN iliKAw jw skdw[ (glq) e) gurmuKI vrnmwlw iv`c ku`l ds vrn hn[ (glq) s) gurmuKI vrnmwlw nUM A`T tolIAW iv`c vMifAw jWdw hY[ (shI) h) AMiqm vrg iv`c S, ^, Z, z, æP, L AwauNdy hn[ (glq) COMPUTER SCIENCE CH- 3- INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTER Book Work A- Tick the correct answer(Page No 8) 1. The process of input ,processing and output of data is called IPO cycle. 2. The game you play on the computer is an example of software. 3. Printer is not present inside of CPU box. 4. Keyboard is an example of input device. Section A A. Quiz: 1. Name any two computer hardware. CPU, Monitor 2. Give an example of system software .Operating System B. Multiple Choice Questions.(Options are mentioned in book) 1. We can touch and feel the hardware. 2. Calculator is software used to do sums on a computer. 3. System software is like a manager of computer. 4. Window is an operating system. C. Fill in the blanks 1. A computer system has different parts that together make it work. 2. A computer has two parts hardware and software. 3. Printer, Monitor ,headphone are the example of output devices. 4. Software is set of programs. Section B Answer the following: A. What is a computer system? Answer: A computer system is defined as a machine that is used to generate information from data. B. Name any two hardware parts present inside the CPU box. Answer: Ram, Motherboard C. What is the use of input device and output device? Answer: input device are used to give input to the computer and output device are used to show the output of processed data. D. Write the difference between application software and system software. Answer: application software is a software that helps you in doing some specific work whereas system software controls and manages the overall working of your computer system Section B 1. What is computer system? Answer: a computer is a machine that accepts data as input, processes that data using programs, and output the processed data as information. 2. What is touchpad on a laptop used for? Answer: a touchpad on a laptop is used for giving input to computer by touching or we can say used to operate the laptop. 3. Who is known as the ‘father of disk drive’? Answer: Raynold B Jahnson is known as the ‘father of disk drive’ 4. What is printer? Name the three types. Answer: printer is an output device used to get the output on paper generated by the computer. There are three type of printers: 1) Dot matrix printer 2) Inkjet printer 3) Laser printer 5. Differentiate between the following: 1) Input devices and output devices Answer: input devices are used to give input to the computer whereas output devices are used to get output result on paper. 2) Primary memory and secondary memory Answer: Primary memory stores the data temporarily whereas secondary memory store the data permanently. 3) Digital versatile and Blu-ray Disk Answer: although both disks are used to store high quality data but the capacity of Blu-ray Disk is more than five times the storage capacity of Digital Versatile Disk. ENGLISH CH-4-CAPITAL LETTERS AND FULL STOP Solved Book Exercise: A – Rewrite these sentences using capitals letters where you think they are necessary:- 1. The dog is barking loudly. 2. I will be late for my school. 4. She stays in Delhi. 5. I study in Modern Public School. 6. We will visit Agra in December. 7. My father has a poster of Sachin Tendulkar. 8. Indu’s birthday is in January. 9. Our class teacher is Miss Arpita Sen. 10. My favourite subject is English. 11. I love to celebrate festivals. 12. The school reopens in July. 13. Saturday is a holiday. 14. Have you ever visited Japan? B – Write these sentences properly use capital letters and full stops where needed. 1. We are in the classroom. 2. Vishal is drawing a picture. 3. The teacher is in the class. 4. Mohan has lost his pencil. 5. Vani is reading a story. 6. It is Sunday morning. 7. Our school will reopen on Monday. 8. January is the first month of the year. 9. Jeet and I are neighbours. 10. I met Sonali in the library. CH-3- Questions 1. Use the question words given in the brackets and make questions i. Who are you? Ans:- I am Mihika. ii. What is your name? Ans:- My name is Suhana. iii. Where do you stay? Ans:- I stay in Motinagar. iv. How do you come to school? Ans:- I come to school by the school bus. 2. Make questions from the following sentences by changing the position of the words printed in bold. Put question marks at the end. i. Jyoti will sing. Will jyoti sing? ii. The school is closed. Is the school closed? iii. It was raining in the morning. Was it raining in the morning? iv. The puppy was hungry. Was the puppy hungry? v. Avni’s handwriting is very tidy. Is Avni’s handwriting very tidy? vi. Mohan was happy. Was Mohan happy? vii. Rahul is a good boy. Is Rahul a good boy? viii. The boys were playing. Were the boys playing? ix. Mita is late for school. Is Mita late for school? x. They will return today. Will they return today? xi. Vani is her friend. Is Vani her friend? xii. Tania is a good dancer. Is Tania a good dancer? xiii. She was playing with Vihan. Was she playing with Vihan? xiv. They are practicing for the test. Are they practicing for the test? 3. Match words in column (1) with groups of words in column (2) to make questions which make complete sense. Sr. No. Column-1 Column-2 1 What (a)Are you? (3) 2 Who (b) did you come late to the class? (5) 3 How (c) are you doing here? (1) 4 Where (d) is talking in the class? (2) 5 Why (e) are you going? (4) SCIENCE CH-3 -HOUSING AND CLOTHING A. Oral questions: 1. Why do we need a house? Ans- we need a house to live in. It also protects us from heat, rain, cold and Strom. 2. Why should the drains in the kitchen and bathrooms be properly covered? Ans. - Drains of bathroom and kitchen should be properly covered to keep mosquitoes and flies away. 3. Why do we wear woollen clothes in winter? Ans- Woollen clothes do not allow body heat to escape and keep our body warm. B. Science quiz: 1. Who live in caravans? Ans. Nomads live in caravans. 2. What is used to make an igloo? a Ans. Snow. 3. What type of clothes do wear in summer? Ans. Cotton and linen clothes. C. Very short answer questions: 1. What do we call the people who roams around from place to place? Ans. Nomads 2. Name a disease spreading insect found in our house. Ans. Housefly 3. Name two synthetic fibers? Ans. Two synthetic fibers are: 1. Nylon 2. Polyester D. Short Answer Questions: 1. Why do we wear clothes? Ans. We wear clothes to cover our body. Clothes also protects us from heat, cold, rain and insects. 2. Why do wear cotton clothes in summer? Ans. We wear cotton clothes in summer because cotton clothes allow body heat to escape and keeps our body cool. 3. Riya always makes fun of her maid's children as they live in kachcha house? a) what is a kachcha house made up of? Ans. Kachcha house is made up of mud and straws. b) Do you think it is good to make fun of other peaple? Why? Why not? Ans. No, it is not good to make fun of other people because God has created every person special and we may hurt their feelings. 4. What is a pakka house made up of? Ans. Pakka house is made up of cement, bricks, iron, wood and glass. D. Long answer question: 1. What are natural fibers? Give two examples. Ans. Natural fibers are those fibers which are produced by animals and plants. Cotton and Silk . 2. How can we keep our house clean? Give four ways. Ans. We should always keep our house clean. Ways to keep our house clean are: 1. Furnitures should be dusted regularly. 2. Floor should be swept and mopped regularly. 3. Dustbins should be kept covered to keep insects away. 4. Toilets and bathrooms should be cleaned daily. E. Think and answer 1. Neha says that she will wear clothes made from fibers obtained from plants. Choose the correct clothes for her. Ans. Cotton clothes. 2. Sunny and Krish were going to school, suddenly it started rain. Sunny immediately wore a raincoat while Krish wore a woollen coat. Which one of them will get wet in rain and why? Ans. Krish will get wet in rain because woollen clothes are not made up from water proof material like raincoats. 3. If you go to polar regions, which type of house will you find there? Ans. Igloos. Book Exercise A. MCQs 1. A house made up of bricks, cement and steel is called a/an pakka house. a) igloo b) tents c) pakka house 2. The floor should be swept and mopped every day. a) week b) month c) day 3. Which of the following fiber is obtained from plants. a) wool b) cotton c) silk B. Fill in the blanks. 1. Most of the towns have pakka houses. ( pakka/ kachcha) 2. A pakka house is very strong. ( very strong/not strong) 3. The windows and door should have proper wire netting to keep flies away. ( curtains/wire netting) 4. We must keep our house clean. ( dirty/ clean) C. Identify the pictures. 1. Igloo 2. Tent house 3. Stilt house D. Unscramble the words. 1. Goolis - Igloos 2 craaavns - Caravans 3 kchchaa - kachcha 4. KKAAP - PAKKA E. Match the following. 1. Flies a. Let sunlight in 2. Windows b. Take dirty water away 3. Fur clothes c. Spread disease 4. Drainage system d. Keep us warm Ans- 1.(c) 2 (a) 3 (d) 4 (b) Section B. MCQs 1. We wear woolen clothes to keep our body warm. A. Warm B. Cool C. Healthy 2. I saw a house of canvas. It is a tent. A. Stilt house B. Igloo C. Tent EXTRA QUESTIONS 1. Write the names of four insects that you see in your house and are known to spread disease. 2. How can we keep insects away from our house? 3. What does a clean house means? 4 why should we plant more trees around our house? 5. Why it is recommended to wear light coloured clothes in summer? SOCIAL SCIENCE CH-3 OUR NEIGHBOURS Oral Q/A Q. 1 What is solar energy? Ans. The energy that we get from sun is called solar energy. Q. 2 Name the natural satellite of the Earth? Ans. The Moon Short Q/A Q. 1 Who are the Earth’s neighbours ? Ans. The Sun, the Moon and the Stars. Q. 2 What do you know about the Sun? Ans. The Sun is a star. It is like a big ball of hot gases and it is the only heavenly body solar system, which has its own light. Q. 3 Does the Moon support life? Give reasons. Ans. No, the Moon doesn’t support life because it has no wind or weather. Q. 4 How does the Moon shine? Ans. The Moon shines at night, but it does not have its own light. It receives light from Sun that makes it shine. Q. 5 What is star? Ans. A star is a huge ball of fire that has heat and light of its own. Long Q/A Q. 1 What is solar energy? Write some of its uses? Ans. The energy we get from sun is called solar energy. This energy is used for cooking , lighting up lamps on the street and even to run cars. Q. 2 What does the Sun gives us? How does it help the plants? Ans. The Sun gives us heat and light. Sunlight helps plants to prepare their food. Q. 3 What are constellations? Name two constellations? Ans. A group of stars is known as constellations. The Great Bear or Ursa Major and Scorpius (scorpion) are the two constellations . Q. 4 Why does the Moon appear as big as the Sun even though it is much smaller? Ans. It is so because the Moon is closer to the Earth than the Sun. 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A B 1. Pinocchio promised A. Where his new suit was 4 2. Pinocchio was happy B. To look after his father 1 3. Pinocchio was sad C. To meet the snail on his way to the 4. Geppetto asked Pinocchio market. 2 5. Pinocchio saw D. The good fairy in his dream. 5 E. To know that the kind fairy was very ill 3 Use Grammar Fill in the blanks with the correct form of verbs given in the brackets 1. The animals eat together 2. The princess lives in a place. 3. The clown makes people laugh. 4. She dances gracefully. Can, Can’t Look at the pictures and complete the sentences using can or can’t. 1. A fish can swim but it can’t run. 2. An elephant can’t fly but it can walk. 3. I can’t fly an aero plane but I can ride a bicycle. Word Wise Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct words from the brackets. 1. Everyone was quiet when he was singing. 2. He has to write an exam today. 3. They do not have a single cent to waste. 4. Harry is playing the lead role in the play. 5. The boy have won the game. Question/ Answer 1. What did Pinocchio hate earlier? Ans:- Pinocchio hated hard work earlier. 2. Why did Pinocchio work hard? Ans:- Pinocchio worked hard to take care of his father. 3. What surprise awaited Pinocchio? Ans:- The surprise of becoming a real by awaited Pinocchio . 4. How did Pinocchio feel on becoming a real boy? Ans:- Pinocchio felt happy on becoming a real boy. 5. Do you tell the truth even when you do something wrong or do you lie to save yourself? Give reason to support your answer. Ans:- When I do something wrong, I always tell truth because one should not lie. Answer the question with reference to context. “In return for your kindness I forgive all your post mistakes” 1. Who said the above line and to whom? Ans:- The good fairy said the above line to Pinocchio. 2. Why did the speaker say so? Ans:- The good fairy said so because she was very happy. 3. What kindness is being referred to in the given line? Ans:- ‘Two shillings’ that Pinocchio gave to the good fairy is being referred to in the given line. Extra Questions 1. Who was Geppetto? 2. Why did Pinocchio save money? 3. To whom did Pinocchio give money? 4. Which children get praise and love? 5. What was written on the purse? MATHEMATICS CH-2ND - MORE ABOUT NUMBERS ACTIVITY-1 1. Write the predecessor of:- i. (6344) 6345 ii. (3171) 3172 iii. (2531) 2532 iv. (9816) 9817 v. (5469) 5470 vi. (3999) 4000 2. Write the successor of:- i. 7999 (8000) ii. 3100 (3101) iii. 8173 (8174) iv. 6449 (6450) v. 2450 (2451) vi. 4445 (4446) 3. Complete the table:- Predecessor Number Successor 8 9 10 98 99 100 998 999 1000 9998 9999 10000 4. Write the predecessor and successor of smallest 3- digit number? Smallest 3-digit number is 100 Predecessor =100-1 =99 Successor = 100+1 =101 5. Write predecessor and successor of the smallest 4- digit number. Smallest 4 digit number is 1000 Predecessor =1000-1 =999 Successor =1000+1 =1001 ACTIVITY-2 1. Use >, < or = i. 735 < 1488 ii. 9178 > 178 iii. 4213 < 5075 iv. 1234 = 1234 v. 640 < 1446 vi. 7015 < 7638 vii. 5620 > 5320 viii. 999 < 4175 ACTIVITY-3 1. Rewrite the number in ascending order in the boxes provided:- i. 7298, 7290, 7920, 7029 7029, 7290, 7298, 7920 ii. 8960, 9680, 6890, 6980 6890, 6980, 8960, 9680 iii. 6365, 3656, 5366, 3566 3566, 3656, 5366, 6365 iv. 2009, 2900, 2905, 2590 2009, 2590, 2900, 2905 2. Rewrite the numbers in descending order in the boxes provided:- i. 6150, 7310, 8512, 6142 8512, 7310, 6150, 6142 ii. 7251, 5517, 8235, 6375 8235, 7251, 6375, 5517 iii. 6000, 4000, 2000, 9000 9000, 6000, 4000, 2000 iv. 3259, 3529, 3925, 3952 3952, 3925, 3529, 3259 ACTIVITY-4 1. Form the greatest and smallest numbers using the given digit:- Digits Greatest Number Smallest Number 3,8,0 830 308 3,5,1 531 135 5,0,9,3 9530 3059 6,7,1,5 7651 1567 3,2,0,9 9320 2039 2. Circle the smallest number and tick the greatest number:- i. 2715 (✓) 2175 2517 2157 ii. 6235 2386 3862 8623 (✓) iii. 6000 4000 5000 8000(✓) iv. 9378 (✓) 8379 3789 7893 ACTIVITY-5 Round off to the nearest tens:- i. 72 70 ii. 87 90 iii. 235 240 iv. 943 940 v. 627 630 vi. 519 520 vii. 194 190 viii. 868 870 ix. 356 360 x. 95 100 ACTIVITY-6 1. Write even or odd:- i. 64 even 457 odd 3009 odd ii. 153 odd 1234 even 4532 even iii. 600 even 3332 even 865 odd iv. 2078 even 5238 even 2166 even v. 6175 odd 703 odd 8375 odd 2. Write whether the sum is even or odd, without actually adding:- i. 54+96 (even) ii. 142+364 (even) iii. 83+14 (odd) iv. 81+96 (odd) v. 542+634 (even) vi. 43+65 (even) vii. 18+281 (odd) viii. 188+176 (even) ACTIVITY-7 Complete the following skip counting in 10s:- i. 3590, 3600, 3610, 3620, 3630, 3640 ii. 2800, 2810, 2820, 2830, 2840, 2850 iii. 9260, 9270, 9280, 9290, 9300, 9310 iv. 8575, 8585, 8595, 8605, 8615, 8625 ACTIVITY-8 Complete the following skip counting in 100s:- i. 8690, 8790, 8890, 8990, 9090 ii. 2735 2835, 2935, 3035, 3135 iii. 4082 4182 4282 4382 4482 iv. 1234 1334 1434 1534 1634 ACTIVITY-9 Complete the following skip counting in 1000s:- i. 5800, 6800, 7800, 8800 ii. 4299, 5299, 6299, 7299 iii. 3505, 4505, 5505, 6505 iv. 4321, 5321, 6321, 7321 MENTAL MATHS CORNER 1. Fill in the blanks:- i. The successor of the greatest 4-digit number is ______. Greatest 4- digit number is 9999 Successor = 9999+1 =10000 ii. The smallest 3- digit number formed using the digit 3,5,0 is 305. iii. 8484 rounded off to the nearest tens is 8480. iv. The predecessor of 4567 is 4566. v. 5 thousand + 3 hundred + 2 ones=5302 2. Solve the cross number puzzle:- Across i. (a)Predecessor of 4568=4567 ii. (d)Successor of 6548=6549 iii. (e) which is smallest? 4294 or 4923 Ans 4294 iv. (f) successor of 9000=9001 Down (a) Successor of 4523 =4524 (b) Predecessor of 7644 =7643 (c) Which is greatest? 3521 or 3251 Ans 3521 REVIEW EXERCISE i. Arrange the following number in ascending order:- 4567, 5467, 7654, 6457 4567, 5467, 6457, 7654 ii. Arrange the following numbers is descending order:- 9325, 5239, 2539, 3259 9325, 5239, 3259, 2539 iii. Form the smallest and greatest numbers using the following digits:- Smallest Greatest a. 4,0,1,9 1049 9410 b. 9,3,5,2 2359 9532 iv. Write whether the number are even or odd:- a. 2532 even b. 6351 odd c. 5236 even d. 3295 odd v. Complete the following pattern using skip counting:- a. 729, 739, 749, 759, 769 b. 1381, 1481, 1581, 1681, 1781, 1881 c. 2555, 3555, 4555, 5555, 6555, 7555 HOTS Question Write the correct symbol >, < or = i. 9267 < 9276 ii. 300*4 = 1200 iii. 4561 > 4351 iv. 3756 > 3000+500+70+6 v. 9999-1000 > 8000 vi. 6000+1100 = 7100 SCIENCE CH 4 - SOIL A. ORAL QUESTIONS. 1. Why is soil important? Ans. Soil is important for the plants to grow. 2. Why is sandy soil not good for growing plants? Ans. The Sandy soil is not good for growing plants because it can not hold much water. 3. What makes the soil fertile? Ans. Humus makes the soil fertile. B. SCIENCE QUIZ 1. Name the type of soil that is very good for plant growth. Ans. Loamy soil. 2. Name the part of a plant that absorbs water and minerals from soil. Ans. Root. 3. Name the soil used by potters to make toys and pots. Ans. Clayey soil. C. . VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS. 1. What does soil contain? Ans. The Soil contains gravel, sand, clay, humus, water and air. 2. Name the animal that loosens the soil. Ans. Earthworm. D. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS. 1. What is humus? Ans. Humus is formed by the dead remains of plants and animals. 2 Why is loamy soil good for growing plants? Ans. The Loamy soil is good for growing plants because it contains a lot of humus. 3 Tarun and Ajay are playing in a field. Tarun places stones over all the burrows and tunnels in the soil just for fun. Ajay notices it and removes all the stones. (A) Name any two animals that live in soil. (B) What value is shown by Ajay? Ans (A). Rabbit and Earthworm. Ans (B) . Ajay shows kindness and care for the animals. D. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS. 1. How is soil formed? Ans. The soil is formed by the breakdown of the rocks. 2. How will you show that soil contains water? Ans. If we Heat the soil in a clossed container for some time. We see water drops on the lid.This shows that soil contains water. E. THINK AND ANSWER. 1. Many animals live in the soil but only earthworm is considered useful for farmers. Why? Ans. Earthworms add humus to the soil. 2. Pinki collected some clay from a potter near her house. She put it in a pot and planted a baby plant in it. She watered it regularly. But after a few days the plant wilted. Can you tell us why? Ans. The clayey soil is not good for growing plant. It can not hold air. BOOK EXERCISE A. MCQs 1. The heaviest part of soil is gravel. (a) clay (b) gravel (c) humus 2. Soil contains water. (a) grain (b) pulses (c)water 3. Which of the following lives in the soil? (a) rabbit (b) lion (c) tiger B. CIRCLE THE ODD ONES. 1. Gravel sand plant 2. Humus loamy sandy 3. Earthworm cat rabbit C. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE HELP OF THE GIVEN WORDS. 1. Soil contains clay (clay/light) 2. Soil is formed by breakdown of rocks. (Humus/Soil) 3. Air is trapped between the particles of soil. (Air/Wind) 4. It takes many years to form soil. (Many/ few) 5. Earthworms are called farmers friend. ( Ants/ Earthworm) SECTION B. MCQs Put some garden soil in a glass jar. Fill the jar with water. Cover it with a lid and shake it well. Leave it undisturbed for some time. 1. We see gravel at the bottom of the jar. a) gravel b) sand c) clay 2. We see sand in between the layer of clay and gravel. (a) humus b) stones c) sand EXTRA QUESTIONS. 1. Name the different types of soils. 2. How could you show that soil contains air? 3. Define manure. 4. Define Fertilizer. 5. How does a sandy soil feel like to touch? 6. In which soil water holding capacity is highest? MATH Chapter- 4th - Addition Activity-1 i. 5 2 +3 5 8 7 ii. 3 6 +1 8 5 4 iii. 4 2 +2 7 6 9 iv. 4 3 8 +3 6 1 7 9 9 v. 3 4 5 +1 2 3 4 6 8 vi. 2 7 1 + 5 1 8 7 8 9 vii. 5 0 6 +3 0 8 8 1 4 viii. 2 7 8 +6 2 4 9 0 2 ix. 5 6 3 + 3 4 9 9 1 2 Activity-2 i. 1 2 3 4 + 2 3 4 1 3 5 7 5 ii. 3 2 5 3 + 4 1 2 3 7 3 7 6 iii. 2 3 3 6 + 4 3 5 1 6 6 8 7 iv. 1 7 6 2 + 7 1 2 6 8 8 8 8 v. 3 6 5 4 + 5 1 3 4 8 7 8 8 vi. 6 3 2 1 + 2 4 6 7 8 7 8 8 vii. 3 4 5 1 + 2 3 2 0 5 7 7 1 viii. 8 2 5 1 + 1 7 4 8 9 9 9 9 ix. 5 0 0 8 + 1 2 5 0 3 0 1 1 9 2 6 9 x. 4 2 3 8 1 1 2 0 + 3 5 3 0 8 8 8 8 xi. 4 1 6 7 1 2 1 0 + 1 3 2 1 6 6 9 8 xii. 7 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 + 1 0 5 6 9 1 5 8 1. Solve these sums in your notebook:- i) 2 4 2 5 + 4 3 1 3 6 7 3 8 ii) 3 5 6 7 + 4 2 2 2 7 7 8 9 iii) 6 0 0 0 +1 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 iv) 5 1 4 3 +3 5 3 4 8 6 7 7 v) 5 2 1 7 + 3 2 5 2 8 4 6 9 vi) 2 3 6 4 + 7 1 2 3 9 4 8 7 vii) 1 3 8 2 + 3 3 1 6 4 6 9 8 viii) 3 5 9 6 + 6 4 0 3 9 9 9 9 ix) 3 7 2 6 + 2 1 5 2 1 0 1 1 5 8 8 9 x) 4 3 0 2 3 0 2 4 + 2 4 3 0 9 7 5 6 Activity-3 i. 2 5 3 7 + 1 4 2 4 3 9 6 1 ii. 1 9 0 9 + 2 2 2 5 4 1 3 4 iii. 5 6 8 0 + 2 7 3 7 8 4 1 7 iv. 3 7 5 4 + 6 1 7 6 9 9 3 0 v. 7 7 2 8 + 1 4 6 6 9 1 9 4 vi. 5 9 9 9 +3 2 9 7 9 2 9 6 vii. 7 4 2 9 + 1 6 7 5 9 1 0 4 viii. 7 3 5 9 + 1 8 4 3 9 2 0 2 6 Solve these sums in your notebook and write the answer in the boxes provided :- i. 1095 + 2345 = 3440 ii. 5943 + 1268 = 7211 iii. 2740 + 3887 = 5627 iv. 6998 + 2235 = 9233 v. 4235 + 4583 = 8818 vi. 1999 + 6399 = 8398 vii. 5110 + 3987 = 9097 viii. 6175 + 3250 = 9425 ix. 5593 + 2330 = 7923 x. 7354 + 1487 = 8841 xi. 4645 + 5276 = 9921 xii. 8029 + 1375 = 9404 xiii. 6374 + 2518 = 8892 xiv. 5897 + 4033 = 9930 Activity-4 Add the following :- i. 8 + 92 + 1732 1 7 3 2 9 2 + 8 1 8 3 2 ii. 123 + 4321 + 91 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 + 9 1 4 5 3 5 4 388 + 2188 + 8 2 1 8 8 3 8 8 + 8 2 5 8 4 3 3456 + 213 + 23 3 4 5 6 2 1 3 + 2 3 3 6 9 2 4 4567 + 237 + 31 4 5 6 7 2 3 7 + 3 1 4 8 3 5 5 1521 + 312 + 35 1 5 2 1 3 1 2 + 3 5 1 8 6 8 Activity-5 i. 72 + 10 = 82 ii. 157 + 10 = 167 iii. 219 + 30 = 249 iv. 138 + 50 = 188 v. 331 + 300 = 631 vi. 417 + 400 = 817 vii. 7314 + 100 = 7414 viii. 3479 + 200 = 3679 ix. 1357 + 1000 = 2357 x. 2117 + 1000 = 3117 xi. 4215 + 3000 = 7215 xii. 7007 + 2000 = 9007 xiii. 200 + 9359 = 9559 xiv. 6000 + 1700 = 7700 Activity- 6 Fill in the blanks :- i. 319 + 0 = 319 ii. 0 + 435 = 435 iii. 1357 + 0 = 1357 iv. 300 + 1 = 301 v. 629 + 1 = 630 vi. 4237 + 1 = 4238 vii. 436 + 307 = 307 + 436 viii. 1739 + 500 = 500 + 1739 Activity- 7 Word Problems i. A postman delivered 2357 in the month of March and 3275 letters in the month of April. How many letter were delivered in the two months? Letter delivered in March = 2 5 3 7 Letter delivered in April= + 3 2 7 5 Total letters delivered= 5 8 1 2 The postman delivered 5812 letter in the two months. ii. School A has 3650 students and school B has 4765 students. How many students are there in all? Students in school A= 3 6 5 0 Students in school B = + 4 7 6 5 Total number of students= 8 4 1 5 There are 8415 students in all iii. Mohit bought a DVD player for Rs 3545 and a printer for Rs 5499. How much money did he spend in all? Cost of DVD player = 3 5 4 5 Cost of Printer = + 5 4 9 9 Total cost = 9 0 4 4 Mohit spent Rs 9044 in all Activity- 8 i. Add by counting in tens :- a. 87 + 21 = 87 +10 + 10 +1 = 97 + 10 + 1 = 107 + 1 = 108 b. 72 + 37 = 72 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 7 = 82 + 10 + 10 + 7 = 92 + 10 + 7 = 102 + 7 = 109 c. 43 + 29 = 43 + 10 + 10 + 9 = 53 + 10 + 9 = 63 + 9 = 72 d. 54 + 46 = 54 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 6 = 64 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 6 = 74 + 10 + 10 + 6 = 84 + 10 + 6 = 94 + 6 = 100 ii. Add by breaking numbers using place value. a. 62 + 38 = 60 + 2 + 30 + 8 = 60 + 30 + 2 + 8 = 90 + 10 = 100 b. 83 + 45 = 80 + 3 + 40 + 5 = 80 + 40 + 3 + 5 = 120 + 8 = 128 c. 56 + 32 = 50 + 6 + 30 + 2 = 50 + 30 + 6 + 2 = 80 + 8 = 88 d. 94 + 55 = 90 + 4 + 50 + 5 = 90 + 50 + 4 + 5 = 100 + 40 + 4 + 5 = 140 + 9 = 149 e. 22 + 35 = 20 + 2 + 30 + 5 = 20 + 30 + 2 + 5 = 50 + 7 = 57 f. 45 + 14 = 40 + 5 + 10 + 4 = 40 + 10 + 5 + 4 = 50 + 9 = 59 Mental Maths corner 1. Tick the correct answer :- i. 5246 + 1000 equals :- a. 5346 b. 6246√ c. 5256 ii. 5493 + 3954 = ______+ 5493 a. 9047 b. 3954√ c. 3950 iii. ______+ 100 = 8644 a. 8544√ b. 7644 c. 8634 2. Complete the addition tower :- i. ii. 612 412 274 338 218 194 110 164 174 129 89 105 24 86 78 96 56 73 16 89 Review Exercise 1. Add i. 3 2 5 4 + 1 4 2 4 4 6 7 8 ii. 2 1 3 5 + 3 3 4 2 5 4 7 7 iii. 1 4 3 3 + 4 5 5 2 5 9 8 5 iv. 3 7 6 2 + 3 1 3 7 6 8 9 9 v. 3 4 5 6 + 4 5 6 3 8 0 1 9 vi. 4 3 7 6 + 2 2 3 4 6 6 1 0 vii. 5 3 6 9 + 3 9 1 4 9 2 8 3 viii. 6 2 8 1 + 2 8 1 6 9 0 9 7 2. A supermarket sells 1048 eggs in the first week and 1536 eggs in the second week of March. How many eggs does the super market sell in total? Eggs sold in first week = 1 0 4 8 Eggs sold in second week = 1 5 3 6 Total eggs sold = + 2 5 8 4 3. 1354 women and 3528 men went to see the cricket match. How many people in total went to see the match ? Women went to see match = 1 3 5 4 Men went to see match = 3 5 2 8 Total people went = + 4 8 8 2 4. In a school, 1845 students travel by car 3485 travel by school bus and 1235 walk to the school. How many students are there in the school? 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