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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL TAPI LEARNING PARTNERSHIP 2016-17 Learn Your Subject Skills Home Work CLASS: IV B DATES: 23.09.16 English: Kindly bring your Cursive Writing and Active Spelling book tomorrow without fail. Recitation Task: Learn and recite the poem Hiawatha from Unit 7 [Time: 20 Minutes MI: Verbal RBT: Application] Maths: Do it in Maths notebook 1. Reasoning Task: Read the table and solve the given questions. Quantitiy Details Price (in Rs.) 1 kg Cotton 30.00 1 kg Honey 150.00 1 kg Paper 25.00 1 l Juice 50.00 1. What will you pay if you buy 1 kg honey and 1 l juice from the shop? 2. What is the total cost of 5 kg paper, 3 l juice and 2 kg cotton? 3. What will you pay if you buy 2 kg of cotton, 3 kg of honey and 5 l of juice? [Time: 10 Minutes MI: Logical RBT: Application] Evs: Do it in EVS notebook 1. Revise GK Quiz Term B questions and answers. 1 MCQ: Choose the correct option: Write question with correct answer 1. How many Union Territories does India have? a. 6 b. 7 c. 8 d. 9 2. What is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh? • Itanagar • Dispur • Imphal • Shillong 3. What are the major languages spoken in Andra Pradesh? a. English and Telugu b. Telugu and Urdu c. Telugu and Kannada d. All of the above languages 4. What is the state flower of Haryana? a. Lotus b. Rhododendron c. Golden Shower d. Not declared 5. Who is the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh? a. V.S. Achutanandan b. Rameshwar Thakur c. Shivraj Singh Chouhan d. None of these 6. Who is the Governor of Tamil Nadu? a. Surjit Singh Barnala b. Konijeti Rosaiah c. R.S. Gavai d. Hans Raj Bhardwaj 7. Which state has Almond as its State Tree ? a. Himachal Pradesh b. Goa c. Jammu and Kashmir d. Arunachal Pradesh 2 8. Which state has the largest area? a. Maharastra b. Madhya Pradesh c. Uttar Pradesh d. Rajasthan 9. Which state has the largest population? a. Uttar Pradesh b. Maharastra c. Bihar d. Andhra Pradesh 10. In what state are the Elephant Falls located? a. Mizoram b. Orissa c. Manipur d. Meghalaya 11. Which of the following states is not located in the North? a. Jharkhand b. Jammu and Kashmir c. Himachal Pradesh d. Haryana 12. In which state is the main language Khasi? a. Mizoram b. Nagaland c. Meghalaya d. Tripura [Time: 10 Minutes MI: Verbal RBT: Knowledge] **************************************************************** 3 .

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