CBSE Class 4 EVS The Valley Of Flowers Worksheet Set 02

1. Complete the names of the flowers with the help of clues:

Question 1(1). This flower has gold in it. - A - - - - - L D
Answer: MARIGOLD
In simple words: Marigold is a bright yellow or orange flower whose name contains the word 'gold'.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the letters provided as blanks to fit the word correctly.

Question 1(2). This fragrant flower is used to adorn the hair of women. - - - M - - - -
Answer: JASMINE (or MOGRA)
In simple words: Jasmine flowers have a sweet scent and are commonly worn in hair during festivals and weddings.

Exam Tip: Remember common traditional uses of fragrant flowers like jasmine.

Question 1(3). This flower has oil in it. - - - - N - - - - - - -
Answer: SUNFLOWER
In simple words: Sunflower seeds are crushed to extract cooking oil.
Exam Tip: Associate plants with their commercial products such as edible oils.

Question 1(4). The flower is the symbol of purity. - - - - - - - Y.
Answer: LILY
In simple words: The white lily is widely recognized as a symbol of purity and innocence.

Exam Tip: Note traditional symbolic meanings associated with common flowers.

Question 1(5). This flower is a vegetable. - - - - U L - - - - - - - - - .
Answer: CAULIFLOWER
In simple words: Cauliflower is an edible flower cluster consumed as a vegetable.

Exam Tip: Recognize that some vegetables we eat are actually undeveloped flowers.

Question 2. Label the parts of a flower.
Answer: Top to bottom pointing to the parts of the flower:
1. Anther / Stigma (Pistil/Stamen parts)
2. Petal
3. Filament / Style
4. Sepal
In simple words: Flowers consist of reproductive parts (stamen and pistil), colorful petals to attract insects, and protective green sepals.

Exam Tip: Practice drawing and labeling a standard bisexual flower diagram clearly.

Question 3. Identify the following flowers and write their names.
Answer: 1. Rose
2. Lotus
3. Hibiscus (or Lily)
In simple words: Visual identification of common flowers based on petal shape and structure.
Exam Tip: Learn to identify common flowers from simple line drawings.

4. From the Grid find out the names of the flowers using the clues given below and colour their names:

Question 4(I). It is yellow in colour and it turns towards the sun.
Answer: Sunflower
In simple words: Sunflowers exhibit heliotropism, turning to face the sun.
Exam Tip: Remember key behavioral traits of plants like sunflowers.

Question 4(II). It is white in colour and has a good fragrance.
Answer: Jasmine
In simple words: Jasmine is famous for its intense, pleasant white-flower fragrance.
Exam Tip: Associate white color and strong scent with jasmine.

Question 4(III). Colours are made from this flower.
Answer: Marigold (or Zinnia)
In simple words: Marigolds are widely used to extract natural yellow and orange dyes.
Exam Tip: Recall that flowers are natural sources of colors and dyes.

Question 4(IV). Flowers of this plant are used to make a delicious vegetable dish in the state of Kerala.
Answer: Banana flower
In simple words: Banana flowers (Vazhaipoo) are cooked as a traditional vegetable delicacy in Kerala.
Exam Tip: Note regional food habits involving edible flowers.

Question 4(V). Name of the colourful part of a flower.
Answer: Petal
In simple words: Petals form the bright, attractive part of flowers.
Exam Tip: Memorize basic floral anatomy terms.

Question 4(VI). Name of the green leafy structure holding the flower.
Answer: Sepal
In simple words: Sepals protect the flower bud before it opens.
Exam Tip: Distinguish between sepals (green protective base) and petals (colorful display).

Question 4(VII). This flower grows on a water plant.
Answer: Lotus
In simple words: Lotus is an aquatic plant growing in ponds and shallow lakes.
Exam Tip: Identify aquatic flora correctly.

Question 4(VIII). This flower is used to make pakoras.
Answer: Kachnar flowers (or Pumpkin flowers)
In simple words: Certain flower petals like Kachnar or pumpkin blossoms are dipped in batter and fried into snacks.
Exam Tip: Recall unique local recipes using edible blossoms from EVS textbook chapters.