CBSE Class 4 EVS Ear To Ear Worksheet Set 02

I. Put the names of the animals in the table below:

Question 1. Put the names of the animals in the table below: Ears can be seen, Has hair on skin, Ears cannot be seen, Has feather on skin.
Answer: Animals with ears that can be seen and hair on their skin include mammals such as the elephant, cow, dog, and cat. Animals with ears that cannot be seen and feathers on their skin include birds such as the sparrow, pigeon, crow, and duck.
In simple words: Mammals have visible external ears and hair, while birds and reptiles have hidden ears and feathers or scales.

Exam Tip: Remember the general rule that animals with external ears visible on the outside of their head give birth to young ones and have hair on their skin.

II. Give examples:

Question 1. Animals with ears like leaves
Answer: Rabbit, Elephant
In simple words: Animals like rabbits and elephants have broad, leaf-like ears that help them hear distant sounds and regulate body temperature.

Exam Tip: Associate large ear shapes with animals living in hot climates or those that need sharp hearing to detect predators.

Question 2. An animal with ears like fans
Answer: Elephant
In simple words: Elephants have large, flat ears that resemble hand fans.

Question 3. Animals with ears on the top of the head
Answer: Rabbit, Cat, Dog
In simple words: Many mammals have their ears positioned right on top of their heads to catch sounds coming from all directions.

Exam Tip: Think of common pets like cats and dogs when answering about ear placement on the head.

Question 4. Animals with ears on both sides of its head
Answer: Human, Cow, Buffalo
In simple words: Humans and large farm animals have ears located on the lateral sides of the head.

Exam Tip: Side placement of ears helps in locating the direction of a sound source accurately.

Question 5. Animals give birth to young ones
Answer: Cow, Elephant, Human, Dog
In simple words: Animals that have visible external ears and hair on their bodies give birth to live babies.

Exam Tip: Link visible ears and hair directly with giving birth to young ones (viviparous animals).

Question 6. Animals which lay eggs
Answer: Sparrow, Pigeon, Snake, Crocodile
In simple words: Animals that do not have visible external ears and have feathers or scales lay eggs.

Exam Tip: Birds, reptiles, and amphibians are egg-laying animals (oviparous).

Question 7. Animals which give us wool
Answer: Sheep, Goat, Yak
In simple words: Wool is obtained from the thick hair or fleece of animals living in cold regions, mainly sheep.

Exam Tip: Sheep is the primary answer expected for wool-yielding animals.

III. Name four 'National Parks' of our country.

Question III. Name four National Parks of our country. (a) ... (b) ... (c) ... (d) ...
Answer:
(a) Jim Corbett National Park
(b) Kaziranga National Park
(c) Gir National Park
(d) Sundarbans National Park
In simple words: National parks are protected areas reserved for preserving wildlife and natural vegetation. Famous examples include Jim Corbett and Kaziranga.

Exam Tip: Memorize at least four major national parks along with the states they are located in for general knowledge questions.

IV. Draw and colour

Question IV. Draw and colour Animals whose ears we cannot see (any 2).
Answer: Students should draw any two animals whose ears are not visible externally, such as a sparrow and a snake.
In simple words: Draw a bird (like a pigeon) and a reptile (like a snake) because they have tiny holes for ears instead of visible ear flaps.

Exam Tip: When drawing birds or reptiles, make sure to show feathers or scales and omit external ear pinnae.

V. Match the following animals with their ears.

Question V. Match the following animals with their ears. (Columns showing ear shapes (a) to (e) matched with animals: Donkey, Elephant, Sheep, Rabbit, Buffalo).
Answer:
(a) Matches with Rabbit (Long pointed ears)
(b) Matches with Elephant (Large fan-like ears)
(c) Matches with Donkey (Long upright ears)
(d) Matches with Buffalo (Drooping side ears)
(e) Matches with Sheep (Small folded ears)
In simple words: Match each unique ear shape in the left column to the correct animal in the right column based on their physical characteristics.
Exam Tip: Observe the proportion and shape of the ear flaps (pinnae) carefully to match them with the correct mammal.