9. Fill up the missing numbers in the puzzles below: a. 2 5 63 36 9 9 3 4 b. 24 75 10 ? 3 9 62 66 4 4 1 3 32 50 1? 6 3
10. Match each polygon with correct number of sides. POLYGON NUMBER OF SIDES a. Hexagon i. 3 b. Triangle ii. 4 c. Pentagon iii. 8 d. Quadrilateral iv. 5 e. Octagon v. 6 11. Match each figure with its name. NUMBER OF SIDES i. Line Segment POLYGON ii. Obtuse Angle a. iii. Square b. iv. Right Triangle c. v. Ray d. vi. Rectangle e. f. vii. Right Angle g. viii. Triangle h. ix. Acute Angle i. 51
Lesson 5 : The Magic of Science 1. Our solar system contains nine planets. The Asteroid Belt separates the inner and outer planets. Fill the crossword with the help of clues given below. 5 4 1 2 3 67 8 CLUES 1. It is also known as the 5. It is very windy and is a 'Red planet'. brilliant blue planet. 2. It is closest to the sun and 6. It i's the largest planet. very hot. 7. It is very cold and also 3. It is only astronomical known as the 'Ice planet'. object to harbour life. 8. It has the longest rotation 4. It is best known for its period of any planet in rings. the solar system. 52
2. Our planet Earth is constructed of several layers. Match the layers to their definitions. Lithosphere The innermost layer, extremely hot and solid, composed of mostly iron and nickel. Outer Core The earth’s outermost and thinnest layer, Crust hard and rigid, and only a few miles thick Mantle under the oceans and averaging 20 miles Asthenosphere thick under the continents. Inner Core Hot, malleable semiliquid in the upper mantle on which the plates of the lithosphere float. Made up of the crust and a tiny bit of the upper mantle, this layer is divided up into constantly moving plates of solid rock that hold the continents and the oceans. A dense layer subdivided into upper and lower regions made of hot, semisolid rock located directly below the crust and about 1,800 miles thick. The only liquid layer of the earth, this layer is made up mostly of iron and nickel. It is located about 2000 miles below the surface. a. b. c. d. 53
3. The object in the center of our solar system is: a. The Earth c. The Sun b. The Moon d. The Milky Way 4. Tick the objects that revolve (move) around the Sun. Do not check those objects that do not revolve around the Sun. a. The Earth b. Mercury c. Asteroids In The Asteroid Belt d A Black Hole e. The Milky Way f. Jupiter g. Pluto h. Comets i. Andromeda 5. We say the planets revolve or __________ around the Sun. a. Rotate b. Orbit c. Jump d. Drive 6. All planets are: a. are made of rock b. revolve around the Sun c. give off light and heat d. stay in a line as they move 7. About how many Earth's could fit inside the Sun: a. 10 b. 1,000,000 c. 50 d. 25 54
Lesson 6 : Exploring Boundaries- Geography of India & the World 1. Name the Hemispheres: The Equator divides the worlds into two hemispheres, the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. The Green Meridian divides the world into the Eastern and Western Hemisphere. South Africa is in the southern and eastern hemispheres. It is difficult to show the hemispheres on a sphere. In diagrams, the world has been “flattened” to show the whole world on a flat piece of paper. a. In which hemispheres would you find South Africa? _______________________________ b. In which hemispheres would you find the United States of America? _______________________________ c. In which hemispheres would you find China? _______________________________ d. In which hemispheres would you find the southern parts of South America? _______________________________ e. Which continent has parts in all four hemispheres? _______________________________ 55
2. Choose the correct answer: a. Recycling is very important because _____________ i. Recycling reduces the need for raw materials. ii. Recycling helps to reduce the pollution. iii. Recycling increases the need for processing raw materials. iv. Recycling reduces greenhouse gas emissions. b. Examples of renewable resource. i. Coal ii. Fresh Water iii. Oxygen iv. Biomass c. ____________ energy is the energy that determines the temperature. i. Radiant Energy ii. Solar Energy iii. Wind Energy iv. Thermal Energy d. Which of the following resources cannot be readily replaced by natural means on a level equal to its consumption. i. Crude Oil ii. Natural Gas iii. Coal iv. Leather e. Which are the abiotic components of ecosystem? i. Decomposer ii. Light iii. Soil iv. Nutrients 56
Lesson 7 : George Washington George Washington was the first President of USA and he was also one of the founding fathers. He is known for leading continental army in victory over the Bristish in American Revolution. He was grew up in Colonial Virginia.His father was landowner & planter and died when George was just 11 years old, after that his elder brother, Lawrence, took care of him. He gave freedom to his slave in his will. He died on December 4, 1799. 1. Tick the correct answer in terms of George Washington: i. George Washington was the ______ president of the United States. a. 2 b. 3 c. 1 ii. Which year did he come to power? a. 1801 b. 1789 c. 1920 iii. When was he born? b. 1972 a. 1732 c. 1415 iv. Where was his home state? b. Lamar-Missouri a. Massachusetts c. Virginia 57
v. He was the only president who was elected unanimously without objection. a. True b. False vi. Which political party did he belong to? a. Democratic - Republican b. Federalist - Democratic c. None vii. How many terms of office did he make? a. 1 b. 3 c. 2 viii. Army officers made a movement to make him the king of the United States. a. True b. False ix. George Washington accepted to become the king of the United States. a. True b. False x. He was the author of declaration of Independence. a. True b. False xi. He was attributed as first in war, first in peace and first in the heart of his countrymen by General H Lee. a. True b. False 58
Lesson 8 : Our Neighbour- China 1. Choose the correct answer: (i) What is the capital city of China? a. Beijing b. Guangzhou c. Nanjing d. Shanghai (ii) Which of the following cities is closest to Mongolia? a. Chengdu b. Harbin c. Tianjin d. Wuhan (iii) Which of the following countries does not share a border with China? a. India b. Kazakhstan c. North Korea d. Uzbekistan b. Asia (iv) China is located in _______. a. Africa c. Europe d. South America (v) Vietnam borders southern China. a. True b. False (vi) What is the approximate distance between Beijing and Guangzhou? a. 400 miles b. 800 miles c. 1200 miles d. 1600 miles b. False (vii) Is China smaller than Pakistan? . True 59
Lesson 9 : Our Unique India What makes our India unique? • India has the largest democratic government in the world, with 29 states, 29 chief festivals, 22 main languages and 1600 dialects. • The Indian army is the second largest army in the world, having the largest voluntary, democratic and multicultural body, free from political interferences. • The Indian railway is the largest in the World with 115,000 kms of tracks, 10000 daily trains, 1.4 million employees. It carries over 24 million passengers a day. • The Basmati rice (from the Sanskrit word fragrant) is produced in large amounts (seven million tones a year) and India is the world’s biggest manufacturer of rice. • The Indian sari is traditional attire that only belongs to this country and is considered a brand for Indian wear worldwide. It is an art to wrap the sari like a circle around the body and create elegant folds. • The Indian voting count is the largest in the world, amounting to over 550 million votes cast in 2014. 1. Match the coloumns: COLUMN A COLUMN B a. The Great Himalayas i. South b. The Bay Of Bengal ii. West c. The Arabian Sea iii. Broken And Uneven d. The Indian Ocean iv. Triangular in Shape e. The Peninsular Plateau v. North f. The Eastern Ghats vi. Continuous g. The Western Ghats vii. East 60
2. Fill up the blanks with appropriate words to complete each sentence. a. India is the second most populous country of the world after ______________. b. The Himalayan mountains are divided into ______________ main parallel ranges. c. The Great Indian Desert lies to the ______________ part of India. d. ______________ and ______________ are west-flowing rivers that fall into the Arabian Sea. e. Lakshadweep islands are located in the ______________. f. The western coastal plains are very ______________. 3. State whether these sentences are True (T) or False (F). a. Lakshadweep islands are coral islands. b. The eastern coastal plains are much broader. c. The Northern Indian plains lie to the south of the Himalayas. d. The Bay of Bengal lies in east to India. e. Canada has five time zones. f. High concentration of population is found in plateaus. 61
4. Fill up the blanks.: Word Box 29 | 7 | The Sunderbans Delta | Bengal Delta | Brahmaputra Delta | Lakshadweep | Pakistan | Bhutan | Bangladesh | Sri Lanka | Northern Mountain | Thar Desert | Coastal Plains | Punjab & Haryana | Andhra Pradesh & Telangana a. __________________________, Peninsular Plateau, Indo- Gangetic Plain ___________________, __________________, Islands are the major physical divisions of India. b. Indian shares its land boundaries with ____________, Afghanistan, _____________, China, Nepal,_______________, ______________. c. ____________________, _________________, or ________________ is the delta formed by the Ganges and the Brahmaputra. d. India has __________________ states and ___________ Union territories. e. _______________, _______________ and _______________, _____________ states have common capital i.e., Chandigarh and Hyderabad respectively. f. __________________ known as Coral island as it has been made up of coral, which are skeletons of tiny marine animals called Polyps. 5. Tick the right answer: a. The southern most Himalayas are known as ___. i. Shivaliks ii. Himadri iii. Himachal b. Sahyadris is also known as ____. i. Aravali ii. Western Ghats iii. Himadri 62
Lesson 10 : It‛s All in the past- Ancient History 1. Choose the correct option and complete the statements given below: i. People who gathered their food are called______. a. Hunters b. Skilled gatherers c. Farmers d. Merchants ii. The places where rice was first grown are located in _____. a. North of the Vindhyas b. Sulaiman Hills c. On the banks of the Ganga d. The Garo Hills. iii. _________ was not used in the old books. a. Prakrit b. Hindi c. Sanskrit d. Tamil iv. The kingdom of Magadha was located _______. a. On the banks of the Indus b. In the south of the Vindhyas c. In the area along Ganga's tributaries in the South of Ganga d. In the Garo Hills region 63
2. Fill up the blanks with appropriate words to complete each sentence: a. Men and women moved in search of __________________ and to escape from __________________. b. The name India was given by the Iranians and the _____________. c. The bark of the Birch tree was used to prepare ______________. d. Inscriptions were written on hard surfaces like ______________. e. Travelling from one place to another led to ________________. 3. State whether these sentences are true (T) or false (F). a. The first crops were grown almost 8000 years ago. b. The word \"Siachen\" means \"The place of sweet roses\". c. \"Kangchenjunga\" means \"The five treasures of snow\". d. The Rigveda is the earliest composition in the Sanskrit Language. e. Sanskrit is the most suitable language for computer software, reported in Forbes magazine, July 1987. f. Ayurveda is the earliest school of medicine known to humans. g. The years are counted with references to the birth of Christ. h. The ordinary people used Prakrit to talk to each other. 64
4. Choose the correct option to complete the statements given below: i. Alexander was a ruler who lived in____________. a. Slovenia b. Greece c. Rome d. Macedonia ii. At the banks of which river did Alexander's troops stop? a. Indus b. Ganga c. Narmada d. Beas iii. Vaji had its capital city at__________. a. Raj Agriha b. Vaishali c. Patna d. Magadha iv. The 'Ashvamedha' was the sacrifice of_________. a. Horse b. Cow c. Bull d. Goat v. Which of these groups of people were not allowed to take part in the rituals after the 'Ashvamedha'? a. Vish/Vaishya b. Priests c. Women d. Shudras vi. The two words that constitute the word 'Janapada' mean: a. Woman and foot b. Citizens and foot c. Men and hand d. Goats and Rajas 65
Lets understand the Constitution of our wonderful India- 66
Lesson 11 : India & The Constitution 1. State whether each of these sentences is True (T) or False (F). a. All Indians share the national anthem. b. All Indians have the same national language. c. All Indian speak the same language. d. Pt. Nehru was the first President of India. e. Caste system is an example of diversity. f. Kerala and Ladakh are in different parts of India. g. The geography of Ladakh allows cultivation of spices. 2. Fill up the blanks. a. ____________________ is known as the Chief Architect of the Indian Constitution. (Dr. Rajendra Prasad/ Dr. B.R Ambedkar) b. The ____________________ is empowered to declare National Emergency. (Prime Minister/ President of India) c. The Constitution of India was adopted by the Indian Government on ____________________. (15 Aug 1948/ 26 Jan 1950) d. The Constitutional name of India is ____________________. (India/ Republic of India) e. The Indian Constitution borrowed the features of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity from the ____________________ Nationality. (French / USA) 67
3. Match the items given in column A with those given in column B correctly: COLUMN A COLUMN B a. Untouchability i. Through voting b. Equality and Justice ii. Black c. Africans iii. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar d. Hector Ndilovu iv. Q Whites e. People elect leaders v. Key elements of to represent them democracy 4. Choose the correct option to complete the statements given below: i. The members of the Gram Sabha must be adults. It means they must be of ________. a. 18 years or more b. 20 Years or more c. 22 years or more d. 25 years ii. The people of Hardas village are facing the problem of _____. a. Electricity b. Unemployment c. Water shortages d. None of the above iii. The work of the Gram Panchayat has to be approved by the __ a. Members of the Gram Sabha b. Zila Parishad c. Ward Member d. Gram Sabha 68
iv. Which one is not the source of funds ? a. Collection of taxes on houses, market places etc. b. Donations for community works etc. c. Donations contributed by the villagers for village welfare works. d. Government scheme funds received through various departments of the government through the Janpad and Zila Panchayats. v. The Panchayati Raj System is the _______. a. First level of democratic government b. Second level of democratic government c. Third level of democratic government d. Fourth level of democratic government 5. Fill up the blanks with appropriate word to complete each sentence: a. _____________________ fought for the rights of the Dalits. b. The upper castes did not give the so-called __________________ the same rights as they enjoyed. c. If you do something to put other people down, you are ___________________ against them. d. The original hand-written copies of the Constitution are kept in __________________cases in the Library of Parliament House. e. __________________ stop us from looking at each person as a unique individual with his/her own special qualities and skills that are different from others. 69
Lesson 12 : When Disaster Strikes- Natural Calamities & Disasters 1. Use the words from the crossword to complete the sentences. Across a b Down a. A very strong wind in c de g b. A sudden violent west Atlantic f h movement of the ground c. Tidal Wave d. A large amount of c. A strong wind that blows in a circle water spread from a river, sea etc. that e. Hot liquid rock covers an area that is g. (Of a volcano) To normally dry f. A very bad event, explode and throw causing harm or out fire, lava, smoke death etc. h. Move somebody from a dangerous place i. A long period without i rain a. Last night volcano Maui ____________________ and the hot ____________________ poured downhill. Since there are two villages located at the foot of the volcano, the local population was ____________________. b. The devastation caused by superstorm Sandy, particularly in New York and New Jersey, is tragic, but the ____________________ has at least put climate change back on the map. c. After the harshest winter in decades, the Balkans region in the southeast of Europe is now facing its hottest summer and the worst __________________ across the area in nearly 40 years. 70
d. A powerful ____________________ off the coast of Indonesia sparked a three-metre-high ____________________ that killed at least 113 people. e. A landslide caused by rains in southern China left 21 people missing today, adding to a growing death toll from China's worst ____________________ season in a decade. f. This summer a dozen ____________________, which are more common in the US, have hit Europe. The twister which swept through Poland yesterday flattened more than 400 hectares of woodland in the area. 2. Fill up the blanks: a. A ____________________ had destroyed the Indian Army Camp in 2016, resulting in loss of lives in Siachen. (Avalanche / Snow storm) b. A great loss of life and property is a result of __________________. (Natural disasters / Blocking of Rivers) c. Deforestation can cause ____________________. (Landslides / Drought) d. Maximum damage is caused at the ____________________ during an earthquake. (Epicentre / Focus) e. Areas prone to cyclones are usually ____________________. (Coastal Areas / River banks) 71
3. Guess my name: Mantis shrimp | Two-headed Bull Shark | Wolffia | Rare Indian pipe | Mountain Grasshoppers Word Box a. This is a smooth, herbaceous plant. It is colourless because it has no chlorophyll. If it dries out, it turns black. b. It have stiff flaps instead of wings. They stay near the ground so that they may not get blown away by the strong winds. c. It is considered as the rarest species in the world. It has two heads and two hearts. It was discovered in 2011, and still, scientists do not know much about it. d. This is best known for its acute sense of vision. It has at least eight different colours. e. It is a species of water plants. It is the world's smallest flowering plant. They are eaten as vegetables in some parts of Asia. 72
The Tree of Tales (Story IV): Don’t hold it it- Forgive & Forget Joy and Abby were the best of friends all throughout school. They were always spending time together. So much so that people thought they might have been sisters! They stood up for one another and looked out for each other. But one day, when Joy was over at Abby’s house, she accidentally left house door open and Abby’s cat ran out and into the bushes. Joy was shocked, quickly the cat had dashed out and was now nowhere to be seen. When Abby came out of the room she saw Joy’s shocked and scared expression and knew something was wrong. Joy told her everything and Abby did not say a word. She just rushed out to look for the cat. After hours and hours of searching, they did find Abby’s cat lazing about in a neighbours backyard a few houses down the road. Abby was glad but she was very angry with Joy for being so careless. No matter how many times Joy tried to explain that it was an accident and she truly did not mean to leave the door open, Abby would not listen. All of Joys’ pleas for forgiveness fell on deaf ears. 73
Gradually the girls stopped talking and would not even greet each other. Their friends and family told them to try and make up. After the cat had been eventually found and no harm was done. But, neither girl was willing to extend an olive branch to the other. After months and months of staying angry at Joy, Abby awoke one day to a sudden realization. Ever since she had stopped talking to Joy she had changed. She still got good grades at school and had other friends she spoke to. • But she was always feeling an anger inside her all the time. • She would snap and lose her “cool” at the smallest of things. • She felt as if something was eating away at her from the inside. So instead of continuing this fight, Abby approached Joy and told her that she not only accepted her apology, but she too was sorry for having stayed mad and angry at her this long. She understood that Joy did not leave the door open on purpose and that she did not want to be angry at Abby any longer. The girls hugged and to this day they remain friends. 74
Don’t hold it - Forgive & forget THE ART OF FORGIVENESS I'm sorry! I Forgive and be forgiven It’s all right. Just broke your be careful next I forgive you time. pencil. Robin Preeti I’m really sorry. You lost my book. Can we be friends I’m never going to talk to you again? again. Pritam Rita Look at the dialogues above and discuss these questions. 1. Why is Preeti sorry? 2. What has Pritam done? 3. What does Pritam say? 4. What does Rita say? 5. Who is doing the right thing, Robin or Rita? 75
None of us are perfect my friends. We all make mistakes and intentionally or unintentionally we land up hurting somebody else. Learn to forgive others for their mistakes and forget the matter. The only thing worse than being hurt by someone, is holding in resentment and hatred towards the person who hurt you. That resentment will grow like a thorny plant in your soul and prick you every day. Here are some ways to understand forgiveness and learning to forgive others, just as they would forgive us- If someone has hurt you, pretending you are fine or OK does not work. Tell the person who has hurt you that they have done so. Do not ignore it. Make a CHOICE to forgive and remain ‘cool’ rather than being angry or hot-headed. Remember, when someone has hurt you, the power to CHOOSE TO FORGIVE lies within you. 76
Lesson 1 : India in Space | 77
1. Fill up the blanks. Word Box Dr. Vikram Sarabhai | Bengaluru | Shriharikota | Indian Space Research Organisation | 21 Nov 1963 | ISRO-Bengaluru | Satellite Launch Vehicle a. In India, Satellites are made at _________ __________________________________. b. ___________________________________ _______ is known as the “Father of the Indian Space Programme”. c. Rockets and launch vehicles are made at _____________________ in India. d. The full form of ISRO is ______________ _________________________________________ . e. __________________________________ is the birthplace of the Indian Space Programme. f. The full form of a SLV is ______________________ __________________________________. g. The first rocket to be launched in India took place on ______________________. 78
Have a look at the various Indian Satellites that have been launched over the years. Aryabhata Cosmos 1975 Baikonur Bhaskar Cosmo 1979 Baikonur RTP SLV--3 1979 Metsat PSLV 2002 Sriharikota (Kalpana-1) C-4 Chandrayaan PSLV C-n 2008 Sriharikota -1 MOM PSLC 2013 Sriharikota C-25 Record of PSLV 2017 Sriharikota 104 C-37 GSAT-19 GSLV 2017 Sriharikota Mk3-D1 79
2. Write True (T) or False (F). a. Aryabhata was India’s first Satellite. b. A church was used as a workshop in Thumba for the ISRO science mission. c. There are 4 categories of satellites. d. A GSAT satellite is used for television broadcasting, weather forecast and warning against any natural calamity. e. Vikram Aditya was the spacecraft launched to study the sun. f. Antrix is the marketing company for ISRO. g. The Lunar Mission of Chandrayaan-1 was launched from Shriharikota on the 22nd of October, 2008. 80
Lesson 2 : It‛s All For a “Nobel” Cause- Nobel Laureates 1. Mark for True (T) or False (F). a. Alfred Nobel made his fortune from the invention of X-Rays. b. The first Nobel Prize was awarded in 1901. c. The Nobel Prize Awarding Institutions award the Laurete each year. 81
d. The Award ceremony for the Nobel Prize takes place on the 10 of e. December every year. f. g. The Nobel Peace Prize is the only Nobel Prize that is not awarded in h. Stockholn, but in Oslo, Norway. 2. The Einstein family has won the maximum number of Nobel Prize award. a. b. 18 Nobel Prizes have been awarded to women. c. Mother Teresa was the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize d. in 1979. Fill up the blanks. e. The First Indian Nobel Laureate was_______________________. f. __________________ was a joint recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize along with Malala Yousafzai in 2014. Dr. Amartya Sen was awarded the Nobel Prize for __________ ______________________________. There have been total of _______________ times when the Nobel Prize has not been awarded to anyone on account of war or political unrest. The ________________________________________ has been awarded the Nobel Prize three times. ________________________________________ a prominent leader was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. 82
Lesson 3 : World Organisation 1. Match the Columns: COLUMN B COLUMN A i. UNITED NATIONS a. ii. WORLD HEALTH b. c. ORGANISATION d. iii. BORDER SECURITY FORCE e. iv. CENTRAL BUREAU OF f. g. INVESTIGATION h. v. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF i. j. TECHNOLOGY k. vi. BRAZIL, RUSSIA, INDIA, CHINA, l. m. SOUTH AFRICA n. vii. SOUTH ASIAN ASSOCIATION FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION viii. BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA ix. WORLD WIDE FUND x. INDIAN OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION xi. DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION xii. HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS LIMITED xiii. PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS xiv. INDEPENDENT FINANCIAL ADVISOR 83
Lesson 4 : Travel Bug- Places Around the World 1. Tick the correct answer. i. The mountain range that separates Europe from Asia is: a. The Andres b. The Himalayas c. The Urals ii. The continent of North America is linked to South America by: a. An Isthmus b. A Strait c. A Canal iii. The major constituent of atmosphere by percent is: a. Nitrogen b. Oxygen c. Carbon Dioxide iv. The domain of the earth consisting of solid rocks is: a. The Atmosphere b. The Hydrosphere c. The Lithosphere v. Which is the largest continent? a. Africa b. Asia c. Australia 84
2. Fill up the blanks. a. The Deepest point on the earth is ______________________ in the Pacific Ocean. b. The _____________________ Ocean is named after a country. c. The _________________________ is a narrow contact zone of land, water and air that supports life. d. The continents of Europe and Asia together are known as __________________________. e. The highest mountain peak on the earth is _________________. Why don’t you try out these fun activities in your spare time : Things to do 1. Cut the outline of the countinents from an outline map of the world and arrange them according to their decreasing sizes. 2. Cut the outline of the continents from an outline map of the world and try to fit them together as a jig-saw puzzle. 3. Collect pictures of expeditions to the Himalayas. Write about the kind of equipment carried by the climbers for protection against sunshine, temprature and the lack of air. 3. Choose the correct answer and write them in given space. a. _______________________ has more lakes alone than the rest of the world has combined. (Canada, Norway) 85
b. The “Door to hell”, a natural gas pit that has a fire burning since 1971, is located in _______________. (Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan) c. The world’s highest waterfall is in ______________________. (America, Uganda) d. King’s Cross Station, made famous in the Harry Potter novels, is located in _______________________. (London, Utah) e. Petra is situated in _______________________. (Lebanon, Jordan) f. This incredible rock formation is located in _______________________ .(Arizona, New Mexico) 4. Name the place where these wonders exist. Great Mosque of Cordoba State Hermitage Museum a. b. Shwedagon Pagoda of Yangon Mont Saint-Michel c. d. 86
ANSWERS UNIT 1 5. b Lesson:1 6. c (VWX) 1. a) Exeretory system, b) Circulate Blood, c) 7. a (Fox) Heart, d) Blue, Grey, or Green, e) Upper jaw 8. i. b, ii. e, iii. b, iv. e, v. b, vi. b, vii. c & Skull, f) Veins, g) Cardiovascular System, h) 9. b Arteries 10. c and e 2. a. Lungs b. Stomach & Intestine c. Spinal 11. (a) DC, FE, HG, (b) COP, EQR, (c) 131517, Cord d. Skeleton 313335 3. a) Move, b) Muscle, c) Cardiac, d) Voluntary, 12. (i) b, (ii) a) Grandson, b) Grandfather e) Skeletal, f) Smooth, g) Tendons, h) Lesson:3 Involuntary 1. a) There is a house over the hill. b) A sudden Lesson:2 rise in the prices of food affected everyone c) (a) Anthuriums, (b) Kataki Flower, (c) Blue My friend didn't get home until evening. Water Lily, (d) Kalpavriksha, (e) Rose 2. a) by, b) across, c) in, d) at, e) over Lesson:3 3. a) cats & dogs, b) break a leg. a) India, b) Moth, c) Tongue, d) Frog, e) Owls, 4. a) I - 1st Person, b) You - 2nd Person, c) f) Four, g) Sloth, h) Starfish, i) Colossal Squid, They - 3rd Person, d) She - 3rd Person, e) John j) 42, k) Ears, l) Giraffe, m) Blue & David - 3rd Person, f) I - 1st Person, g) You - UNIT 2 2nd Person, I- 1st Person Lesson:1 5. a) Formal, b) Formal, c) Informal, d) Formal, 1. a) Darjeeling, b) Indira Gandhi Canal, c) e) Informal, f) Informal, g) Formal, h) Formal Nagarjuna Sagar, d) Karnataka, e) Uttarakhand, 6. a) earn, b) chilli, c) berry, d) pant, e) Key, f) f) Leh Manali, g) Bangalore, h) Gujarat, i) find, g) effect, h) wonder, i) beach, j) ferry, k) Electric & Diesel leak, l) prey, m) sore, n) lynx, o) hay 2. (i) b. 1988, (ii) b. Central Board, (iii) c. April 7. a) many, b) much, c) many, d) much, e) 1935, (iv) a. 2015 much, f) many, g) many, h) much, i) many Lesson 2 8. a) few, little, b) few, c) little, d) few, e) little 1. a) Nara Lokesh, b) Padma Vibhushan, 9. a) a, b) a, c) a, d) an, e) a, f) a, g) An, h) an, c) M.S. Dhoni, d) Shahrukh Khan, e) Asha i) a, j) an, k) a, l) a, m) a Bhosle, f) Punam Yadav, g) Jitu Rai, h) Amitabh 10. a) the, b) the, c) the, d) the, e) the, f) the, g) Bachchan, i) International Council on Clean no article Transportation, j) Akash Manoj, k) Amitabh 11. a) carelessly, b) sweety, c) accurately, d) Kant correctly, e) angrily Lesson 3 12) a) yesterday, b) soon, c) month, d) now, 1. a) Amitabh Bachchan b) Sridevi c) Shahrukh later, e) early, late. Khan d) Aishwarya Rai e) Akshay Kumar 13. a) desert, b) bat, c) feather, d) bee, e) tree, Lesson 4 f) elephant 1. a. Amartya Sen b. Sachin Tendulkar c. Lal 14. a, a, the, the, a, a, the, the, an the Bhadur Shastri d. Lata Mangeshkar e. Dr. A.P.J. 15. Across (3) why, (2) when, (5) How, (4) Abdul Kalam Whose, Down (1) Which, (3) When, (4) Whom UNIT 3 16. a. Arrow, b. Pool c. Diameter d. Devnagri e. Lesson:1 Referigerator f. Knowledge g. Vatican 1. (i) b, (ii) a, (iii) a, (iv) b, (v) a, (vi) a, (vii) b, Lesson:4 (viii) b, (ix) b, (x) b, (xi) a, (xii) a, (xiii) b, (xiv) 1. a) 8, b) 686, c) 1008, d) 2.7321, e) 0 a, (xv) a, (xvi) b 2. a) 2:3, b) 4:2, c) 5:3 Lesson:2 3. a) 1, b) 4, c) 3, d) 1, e) 5, f) 78, g) 13, h) 33 1. (i) d, a (ii) c, (iii) a, (iv) c, (v) a, (vi) d 4. a) 667 / 1000, b) 8 / 10, c) 1 / 2, d) 889 / 2. a) (1) Petrol pump, (2) 4 hours (3) Flower 1000, e) 111 / 1000, f) 4 / 10, g) 125 / 1000, h) shop, (4) Flower shop b) Rose, c) After 6:00 9 / 10, i) 556 / 1000, j) 75 / 100 = 3 / 4, k) 333 3. (i) a & d, (ii) a, (iii) b, (iv) c, (v) c / 1000, l) 667 / 1000, m) 1 / 4, n) 42 / 100, o) 4. (i) d, (ii) a, (iii) b, (iv) d, (v) a, (vi) 91 / 1000, p) 625 / 1000, q) 57 / 100, r) 636 / 1000 87 5. a) 10, b) 9, c) 10, d) 8, e) 3, f) 4, g) 5, h) 18,
i) 20 discriminating, d) helium-filled e) Streotypes 6 a. 354, 346, 463, 352, 432, 426, 353, 461, Lesson: 12 347, 408; b. 683, 829, 690, 814, 698, 736, 1. Across 752, 865, 788, 750; c. 559, 492, 632, 524, a)Hurricane, c)Tsumani, d)Flood, f)Disaster, h) 600, 513, 491, 493, 495, 502; d. 262, 255, Evacuate, i)Drought 123, 112, 178, 116, 127, 253, 130, 114 Down 7. a) 11:25, b) 3:4, c) 4:5 b)Earthquake, c)Tornado, e)Lava, g)Erupt 8. 1. 34232 2. 40332 3. 34567, 56789 4. a)Erupted, Lava, Evacuated, b)Hurricane, c) 05101520 5. 55423, 55123 Drought, d)Earthquake, Tsunami, e)Flood, f) 9. a) 13, b) 9 Tornadoes 10. a - v, b - i, c - iv, d - ii, e - iii 2.a)Avalanche, b)Natural Disasters, c)Landslides, 11. a - vi, b - iv, c - v, d - ii, e - vii, f - viii, g - ix, d)Epicenter, e)Coastal Areas h - iii, i - i 3 1. Rare Indian Pipe 2. Mountain Grasshoppers Lesson: 5 3. Two-Headed Bull Shark 4. Mantis Shrimp 1. 1. Mars 2. Mercury 3. Earth 4. Saturn 5. 5. Wolffia Neptune 6. Jupiter 7. Uranus 8. Venus UNIT 4 2. a) Crust, b) Asthenosphere, c) Mantle, d) Lesson: 1 Inner Core a)Shriharikota, b)Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, c) 3) c, 4) a,b,f,g, 5) b, 6) b, 7) b Bengaluru, d)Indian Space Research Lesson: 6 Organisation, e)ISRO-Bengaluru, f)Satellite 1. a) Southern, b) Northern, c) Northern, d) Launch Vehicle, g) 21 Nov 1963 Southern, e) Africa 2-a)True, b)True, c)True, d)False, e)False, f)True, 2. a) i,ii, iv b) iv, c) iv, d) i, ii, iii e) ii,iii,iv g)True Lesson:7 Lesson: 2 1.(i) c, (ii) b, (iii) a, (iv) c, (v) a, (vi) c, (vii) c, 1-a)False, b)True, c)False, d)True, e)True, f)False, (viii) b, (ix) b, (x) a, (xi) a g)False, h)True Lesson: 8 2-a)Rabindranath Tagore, b) Mr. Satyarthi, c) 1.(i) a, (ii) c, (iii) d, (iv) b, (v) a, (vi) c, (vii) b Economics, d)49, e)International Councils of the Lesson: 9 Red Cross, f)Nelson Mandela 1.a) v, b) vii, c) ii, d) i, e) iv, f) iii, g) vi Lesson: 3 2. a) China, b) Three, c) Western, d) Narmada, a-viii, b-xi, c-xiv, d-iii, e-iv, f-xii, g-vii, h-i, i-ii, j-v, Tapi, e) Arabian Sea, f) Narrow k-viii, l-ix, m-x, n-vi 3. a) True, b) False, c) True, d) True, e) False, f) Lesson: 4 False 1-i)c, ii)a, iii)a, iv)c, v)b 4. a) Northern Mountain, Thar Desert, Coastal 2-a)Marina Trench, b)Indian, c)Biosphere, d) Plains, b) Pakistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Eurasia, e) Mount Everest Lanka, c) The Sunderbans Delta, Bengal 3-a)Canada, b)Turkmenistan, c) America, d) Delta, Brahmaputra Delta, d) 29 States 7 London, e) Jordan f)Arizona Union Territory, e) Punjab & Haryana, Andhra 4-a)Corboda, Spain, b)St. Petersburg, Russia, c) Pradesh & Telangana f) Lakshadweep Yangon, Myanmar, d)Bretagne, France 5) a) i, b) ii Lesson: 10 1. i) b, ii) a, iii) b, iv) c 2. a) livelihood, natural disasters b) Greeks, c) manuscripts, d) stone / metal, e) sharing of ideas 3. a) True, b) False, c) True, d) True, e) True, f) True, g) True, h) True 4. i) d, ii) d, iii) b, iv) a, v) d, vi) b Lesson: 11 1.a)True, b)True, c)False, d)False, e)False, f) True, g)False 2.a)Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, b)President, c)26th Jan 1950, d)Republic of India, e)French 3.a-iii, b-v, c-iv, d-ii, e-i 4.i) c, ii) e, iii) d, iv) c, v) a 5.a)Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, b)untouchables, c) 88
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