Thursday, September 12, 2019

MATH - CYCLE TEST -2(REVISION QUESTION BANK-2)

EVS-Question Bank CT 2

EVS- Animal Classification (Practice Sheet)


Practice Sheet
Animal Classification
Choose the correct options:
1)What are Fishes covered with?
  • A. Hair
  • B. Feathers
  • C. Scales
  • D. Bone
2) What do mammals use to breathe with? 
    • A. Gills
    • B. Skin
    • C. Lungs
    • D. Warm blood
3) Animals that begin their life in water and live the rest of their life in land are called .... 
    • A. Mammals
    • B. Amphibians
    • C. Reptiles
    • D. Birds
4) People belong to what class of animals? 
    • A. Reptiles
    • B. Amphibians
    • C. Birds
    • D. Mammals
5)What do mammals feed their babies from their mothers? 
    • A. Chocolate
    • B. Milk
    • C. Bread
    • D. Grass
6) Scientists who study animals are called……
    • A. Ecologists
    • B. Animalists
    • C. Zoologists
    • D. Environmentalists
7) Animals that have backbones are called .....
    • A. Invertebrates
    • B. Vertebrates
    • C. Fish
    • D.Birds
8) Which of the following belong to Mammals? 
    • A. Humans/People
    • B. Birds
    • C. Lizards
    • D. Frogs
9) Who are Zoologists?
    • A. Scientists who study animals
    • B. Scientists that study the environment
    • C. Reptiles
    • D. Amphibians
10) Comparing or organizing things into groups is called ..........
    • A. Individualizing
    • B. Classifying
    • C. Coming together
    • D. Metamorphosis
11) All Birds ..... 
    • A. Breathe with gills
    • B. Have feathers
    • C. Are mammals
    • D. Have hair
12). Which of the following animals lay eggs? 
    • A. People
    • B. Whales
    • C. Snakes
    • D. Tigers
13) How do fishes breathe? 
    • A. Through lungs
    • B. Through their skin
    • C. Through their gills
    • D. Through their feathers

14) What does invertebrate mean? 
    • A. Animals without backbone
    • B. Animals with backbone
    • C. Animals that change in form
    • D. Animals that lay eggs
15)  Which of the following animals are invertebrates.
    • A. Tiger
    • B. Humans
    • C. Snails
    • D. Fishes


EVS- Animal Classification (Notes)

Wednesday, September 4, 2019

EVS--Physical Features of India (PRACTICE SHEET)


     
  Physical Features of India
PRACTICE SHEET    
 1What are the different physical features of the  world ?
2. Name the biggest freshwater lake of India.
3. In which state are the rivers Pushpawati and Ganga found?
4.  Name the best place in India to view the Kanchenjunga?
5. What is the meaning of Kanchenjunga?
6. Which mountain range can be viewed from Darjeeling? 
7. Which hill range of Jaipur is famous?
8.  Which is the highest mountain peak in Rajasthan?
9. Which places in Maharashtra give a good view of the Deccan plateau?
10.Name the two rivers that meet at Rudraprayag.
11.  Name the group of islands found at the juncture of the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea.
12.  Name the archipelago of India.






EVS--PHYSICAL FEATURES OF INDIA (NOTES)


PHYSICAL FEATURES OF INDIA
HARD WORDS:
1.Vegetation                            11.Gangetic Plains
2. Deccan Plateau                    12.cultivation
3.destination                             13.Kanchenjunga
4.Aravalli                                  14.Bhagirathi
5.Guru shikhar                           15.Alaknanda
6.barren                                     16. Mandakini
7.majestic                                  17. trekking
8.sacred                                      18. fertile
9.Darjeeling                                19.basin
10.confluence                             20. Coastal plains

Q1. Fill in the blanks 
  1. India’s biggest freshwater lake is the Wular Lake at Sapore near Srinagar.
2.Valley of Flowers is known for its meadows of alpine flowers and the variety of flora.
3.Pushpawati River flows through the Uttrakhand valley.
4.Alaknanada and Bhagirathi are the two sacred rivers join to form the mighty Ganga, India’s longest and biggest river.
5. Kanchenjunga is the third highest mountain in the world.
6. Kanchenjunga is known as Five Treasures of Snow.
7. The first highest mountain in the world is Mt Everest.
8. The second highest mountain in the world is K2.
9. Darjeeling is famous for its tea gardens.
10. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a group of 
Islands at the juncture of the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea
11. The Lakshadweep Island lies in the Arabian Sea 
  1. The famous desert in Rajasthan is Thar desert which 
is also called as Great Indian Desert.
  1. Aravalli hills are the oldest mountain range in India.
  2. Guru Shikhar is the highest peak in Mount Abu.
  3. The Deccan plateau is rich in minerals like coal and 
Iron ore. 
  1. The Northern plains are formed by the alluvial 
deposits laid down by the rivers- the Indus,
the Ganga, The Brahmaputra and their tributaries. 
17. Matheran and Khandala in Maharashtra also give a good view of the Deccan trap.
18. Chilka lake is largest salt water lake in state of Odisha.
Q2. Answer in one or two words :
  1. From which place does the river Bhagirathi
comes down to Devprayag? 
Ans: From Gaumukh and Gangotri
  1. Where is the valley of flowers situated? 
Ans:In the state of Uttrakhand 
  1. Name the two rivers that meet at Rudraprayag. 
Ans. Alaknanda and Mandakini
4. Which river flows from Kedarnath? 
Ans. Mandakini
5. Which hill range of Jaipur is famous? 
Ans. The Aravalli range
6. Which places in Maharashtra give a good view
of the Deccan plateau? 
Ans. Matheran and Khandala
7. What kinds of crops are grown in the Gangetic
region? 
Ans. Rice, fruits, vegetables
Q3.Answer the following questions:
1) What are the alternative names of greater, middle and lower Himalayas?
A1. The greater Himalayas is also known as Himadri while middle Himalayas is known as Himachal and the lower Himalayas or foot hills of Himalayas is also known as shivalik.
2) State the 6 major division of India and depict it in Map of India.
A. India is divided into 6 major physical divisions
  1. The Himalayan Mountains
  2. The Northern Plains
  3. The Peninsular Plateau
  4. The Indian Desert
  5. The Coastal Plains
  6. The Islands
Q4. Give reason
  1. Darjeeling is famous tourist spot in India.
Ans Darjeeling is a beautiful hill station and also the best place in India to view the Kanchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world and the highest peak .It is also noted for its lush green tea gardens and tea industries and the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. 
  1. Uttarakhand is known as “Land Of God’s”
Ans:-It is often known as the "Land of the Gods"due to the many Hindu temples and pilgrimage centres found throughout the state . Char-dhams, the four most sacred and revered Hindu temples of Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri are nestled in the mighty mountains.  
3)India is a wonderful destination for vacation .
Ans) India is a peninsular country with varied physical features .India has every possible landscape that the Earth has, from cold mountains to arid deserts , vast plains , hot and humid plateau and wide sea shores and tropical islands.
Q5) Write short note on GangeticPlains .
  • Ans : The gangetic plains are very fertile flat area suitable for the growth of variety of crops . 
  • It is formed by the deposition of silt by river Ganga.
  • The area is also rich in ground water sources .
  • It is covered with lusty green fields of rice and 
other crops.
• Rice, fruits and vegetables are grown in this region.