CBSE Class 4 EVS Eating Together Worksheet

Question. Tick the correct answer
a. Bhela Ghar is made of -
(i) grass and bamboo
(ii) paper and stick
(iii)brick and cement
Answer : a (i) grass & bamboo

b. One food item that children get in midday meal.
(i) Pizza
(ii) burger
(iii) bhatshukto
Answer : (iii) bhatsukhto

c. Bihu is celebrated in _________ state.
(i) Assam
(ii)Gujarat
(iii) Bihar
Answer : (i) Assam

Question. Answer in one word
a. The temporary shed built for celebrating Bihu. ___________
b. Magh Bihu is celebrated on _________
c. Name one occasion when you eat together. __________
Answer :  a. BhelaGhar
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Question. Fill in the blanks
a. Bora is the common variety of ________ in Assam.
b. ___________ is a ritual where fire is worshipped.
Answer : a. rice
b. Mezi

Question. Write true or false
a. All students in primary school should be provided with mid-day meal. _______
b. Aarti put mehndi on her palms at her brother's wedding. ________
Answer : a. true
b. false

1. When do Assamese celebrate Bihu?

2. What did children get as mid-day meal?

3. Write four occasions when you get a chance to eat together.

4. Draw a picture where many people are eating together.

5. Draw any two utensils used for cooking food for a large number of people.

I. Name these festivals celebrated by us.

Question 1. Look at the given pictures and identify the festivals.
Answer: Based on the images showing diyas, firecrackers, rangoli, special sweets, and community gatherings, the festivals celebrated are:
1. Diwali
2. Eid
3. Christmas
4. Bihu
In simple words: These pictures show major Indian festivals like Diwali, Eid, Christmas, and Bihu where people celebrate together.

Exam Tip: Recognize festivals by their typical symbols like diyas for Diwali, crescent moon and dates for Eid, Christmas tree for Christmas, and bamboo huts/bonfires for Bihu.

II. Find the names of the festivals found in the grid.

Question 1. Find and list ten festivals from the given word search grid.
Answer:
1. EASTER
2. HOLI
3. RAMZAN
4. BIHU
5. DIWALI
6. ONAM
7. EID
8. DUSHERA
9. PONGAL (or other valid hidden festival)
10. GURUPURAB (or equivalent)
In simple words: Look horizontally, vertically, and diagonally in the grid to locate the names of popular festivals.

Exam Tip: Scan row by row carefully to spot familiar festival names without missing letters.

III. Write a few sentences about Bhela Ghar.

Question 1. Write a few sentences about Bhela Ghar.
Answer:
1. Bhela Ghar is a temporary makeshift cottage made of grass, leaves, and bamboo.
2. It is specially constructed during the festival of Magh Bihu in Assam.
3. People gather together to prepare a grand community feast (Uruka) inside or near the Bhela Ghar.
4. Early in the morning on Bihu day, the Bhela Ghar is set on fire and burned down as part of the ritual.
In simple words: Bhela Ghar is a temporary hut made of straw and bamboo in Assam that is used during Bihu feasts and then burned down.

Exam Tip: Remember key terms related to Bhela Ghar: Magh Bihu, Assam, grass, bamboo, community feast, and bonfire.

IV. Name these games arranged during parties.

Question 1. Identify the party games shown in the pictures (Tambola/Housie and Playing Cards).
Answer:
1. Tambola (or Housie)
2. Playing Cards
In simple words: The pictures show Tambola with numbered tickets and a hand of playing cards, which are popular games played during family gatherings and parties.

Exam Tip: Associate number grids with Tambola and card suits (Ace, King, Queen) with card games.

V. What are these?

Question 1. Bora -
Answer: Bora is a special variety of sticky or glutinous rice grown and eaten in Assam, especially during Bihu.
In simple words: Bora is a sticky rice variety popular in Assam.

Exam Tip: Link 'Bora' directly with Assamese rice varieties used in feasts.

Question 2. Uruka -
Answer: Uruka is the night before Magh Bihu, marked by a grand community feast (Bhoj) and merrymaking.
In simple words: Uruka is the feast night celebrated on the eve of Magh Bihu.

Exam Tip: Uruka means community feast night during Bihu.

Question 3. Mezi -
Answer: Mezi is a large bonfire made of bamboo, dry leaves, and straw that is lit on the morning of Magh Bihu.
In simple words: Mezi is the ceremonial bonfire lit during Bihu morning.

Question 4. Pitha -
Answer: Pitha is a traditional type of sweet rice cake or pancake prepared during harvest festivals like Bihu in Assam and other parts of India.
In simple words: Pitha is a traditional sweet dish made during festivals.

Exam Tip: Pitha represents traditional festive sweets made of rice flour and jaggery or coconut.