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The Festivals We Celebrate

A. Hard words to learn:
• Devotee
• Vijayadashmi
• Effigies
• Meditation
• Embrace
• Rejoice
• Harvest
• Religious

 

B. choose the correct answers:-

1. Holi is known as:
(a) Vijayadashmi
(b) Navratri
(c) Phagwah
Ans (c) Phagwah

2. Laxmi Pujan is done on:
(a) Diwali
(b) Holi
(c) Dussehra
Ans (a) Diwali

3.The Independence Day is a:
(a) Religious Festival
(b) National Festival
(c) Harvest Festival
Ans (b) National Festival

4. Teachers day is associated with
(a) Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
(b) Mahatma Gandhi
(c) Dr.S Radhakrishnan
Ans (c) Dr.S Radhakrishnan C.

 

C.Fill in the blanks:

1. Holi is also called the festivals of ___________.
2. __________ is performed during Dussehra.
3. Buddha Purnima is the birth anniversary of ________________.
4. The month of fasting for Muslims is called ________
Answers:
1.Colours
2.Ramlila
3.Lord Buddha
4.Ramazan

 

D. Write True or False:-

1. Effigy of Ravana is burnt on Vijayadashmi.          (TRUE)
2. People play with colours on Diwali.                      (FALSE)
3. Guru ka Langar is a feature of Gurudwaras.         (TRUE)
4. Republic Day is celebrated on 15th August.          (FALSE)
5. Bihu is celebrated 3 times in a year.                     (TRUE)

 

E. Answer in one word.

1. When is teacher’s day celebrated?
Ans 5th September

2. When is children's day celebrated?
Ans 14th November

3. What did children call Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru?
Ans Chacha Nehru.

4. Who is known as the Father of the Nation?
Ans Mahatma Gandhi.

5. Which festival is famous for the snake boat race?
Ans Onam

6. Which is the harvest festival of Assam?
Ans Bihu.

7. Which sweet has been prepared in the festival of Eid-ul-fitr?
Ans Sewai

8. Where is the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi situated?
Ans Raj Ghat (Delhi)

9. Who addresses the nation from the Red Fort on the Independence Day?
Ans The Prime Minister of India

10. On whose birth anniversary Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated?
Ans Lord Mahavir.

 

F. Answer the following questions:

Q1. What do you mean by national Festivals?
Ans National festivals are those festivals which are celebrated in all the states of India, by everyone.

Q2. Why do we celebrate Republic Day?
Ans We celebrate Republic Day on 26th January because India became Republic and adopted its own constitution on 26th January 1950.

Q3. Name the most important festival of Muslims & why it is celebrated?
Ans Eid is the most important festival of Muslims. It is celebrated to mark the end of the holy month Ramazan.

Q4. Describe the festival of Bihu?
Ans Bihu is the harvest festival of Assam. Three Bihus are celebrated in a year. They mark-
1) The seeding time of paddy.
2) Transplanting of its sapling.
3) Final harvesting of the crop.

Q5. Draw a flow chart showing different festival of India.

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G. Give reasons:-

1. Diwali is called the festival of lights.
Ans Diwali is called the festival of light because on this festival, people decorate their houses with light, diyas and candles.

2. India is called the land of festivals.
Ans India is called the land of festivals because almost every month, some festival is being celebrated in some part of our country.

H. Name the following :-

I. Home work
Draw picture of Children celebrating the festival Holi. 1. First Prime Minister Of India

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I. Write “True” if the statement is correct and “False” if the statement is incorrect.
 
1. HIV/AIDS is a fast spreading epidemic disease in the Horn of Africa
2. HIV is the name of disease.
3. AIDS is the name given for the virus.
4. Accountability is one of the basic features of good governance.
5. There are different institutions in your village.
6. Woreda administration is the only institution in your village.
 
II. Match the definition under column “A” with the words under column “B”
 
                 A                                                                          B
1. Fast spreading disease                                                    A. Corruption
2. The activity or manner of governing, government              B. Orphan
3. Dishonesty                                                                          C. Population
4. A child who lost his/her parents                                         D. Accountability
5. Freedom from danger                                                        E. Governance
6. Shortage                                                                               F. Responsibility
7. People live in given areas                                                  G. Epidemic
8. The state of being answerable to somebody                      H. Safety
9. The state of being responsible                                          I. Scarcity
 
III. Choose the correct answer from the given alternatives.
 
1. Unexpected event that results in the damage, injury or upset of someone.
A. Bully        B. Accident          C. Corruption        D. All
 
2,___________is common practice in social life which are considered dangerous to the Wellbeing of a given society
A. Epidemic    B. Accountability    C. Harmful traditional practice    D. None
 
3. Which one of the following is the feature of good governance?
A. Accountability    B. Transparency    C. Avoiding corruption D. All
 
4.Which one of the following the basic children’s rights?
A. Right to get name
B. Right to get nationality from the time of birth
C. Right to receive free and compulsory elementary education
D. All
 
5. Which one of the following is harmful practice?
A, Corruption B, Accountability C, Transparency
 
IV. Give a short answer for the following questions.
 
1. Write at least two forms of corruption.
A,_______________________________
B,_______________________________
 
2. Write three important sources of accidents in both urban and rural areas.
A._______________________________
B. _______________________________
C. ______________________________

Question. In olden ages -------------were used to carry letters.
(a) crow
(b) pigeon
(c) parrot
(d) swallow
Answer: B

Question. Which is the odd one out based on its beaks
(a) crow
(b) pigeon
(c) swallow
(d) sparrow
Answer: C

Question. -------------beak is used for digging up mud
(a) broad flat beak
(b) sharp pointed beak
(c) strong curved beak
(d) short and strong beak
Answer: A

Question. The beak of -------------has strainer.
(a) cock
(b) sparrow
(c) duck
(d) kiwi
Answer: C

Question. ---------------------is a perching bird.
(a) pigeon
(b) crow
(c) hen
(d) duck
Answer: B

Question. -------------- can sleep at night without falling from the trees.
(a) sparrow
(b) swallow
(c) pigeon
(d) eagle
Answer: A

Question. -------------- has two toes in front pointing forward and two pointing backwards in each claw.
(a) crow
(b) hen
(c) parrot
(d) vultures
Answer: C

Question. Food gives us-
(a) Energy
(b) Force
(c) Power
(d) Idea
Answer: A

Question. They protect us from diseases -
(a) Fruits & Vegetables
(b) Medicines
(c) Chocolates
(d) Junk Foods
Answer: A

Question. A balanced diet is type of food in-
(a) Meat
(b) Proper amount
(c) Rice
(d) Idli
Answer: B

Question. Three month old baby also needs to eat-
(a) Cheese
(b) Cereals
(c) Grains
(d) Bread
Answer: B

Question. Milk is said to be-
(a) Baby food
(b) Complete food
(c) Incomplete food
(d) Tasty food
Answer: B

Question. Cheese and curd are-
(a) Yummy food
(b) Junk food
(c) Body building food
(d) Protective food
Answer: C

Question. Dal-bati, Choorma is the famous dish of-
(a) Punjab
(b) Tamil Nadu
(c) Rajasthan
(d) Assam
Answer: C

Question. People living in coastal area mostly eat-
(a) Fish
(b) Bread
(c) Makka ki roti
(d) Chicken
Answer: A

Question. We eat stem of some plants like-
(a) Carrot
(B) Lotus
(c) Apple
(d) Potato
Answer: B

Question. Cabbage is which part of the plant?
(a) Leaves
(B) Roots
(c) Stem
(d) Fruit
Answer: A

Question. All fruits are eaten-
(a) Boiled
(b) Raw
(c) Roasted
(d) Fried
Answer: B

Question. Chapati is made with-
(a) Brinjal
(b) Flour
(c) Dal
(d) Rice
Answer: B

Question. Cakes and Biscuits are-
(a) Baked
(b) Fried
(c) Steamed
(d) Boiled
Answer: A

Question. A carvan is a house on-
(a) Wheels
(b) Poles
(c) Snow
(d) Land
Answer: A

Question. Stilt house are found in-
(a) Delhi
(b) Kashmir
(c) Assam
(d) Rajasthan
Answer: C

Question. A family lives in a-
(a) Garden
(b) House
(c) The open
(d) Forest
Answer: B

Question. It makes a house look beautiful-
(a) Garbage
(b) Bandanwars
(c) Sand
(d) Music
Answer: B

Q.1 State whether the following statements are true or false.

Mumbai was group of seven small islands.
(1) Mumbai was group of seven small islands. __________________
(2) Only Marathi is spoken in Mumbai. __________________
(3) BEST buses are popular means of transport in Mumbai. __________________
(4) Sahar International Airport is the busiest airport in the country. __________________
(5) The film industry in Mumbai is referred to as hollywood. __________________

Q.2 Give two examples of each. 

(1) Important factories in Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________

(2) Beautiful Beaches in Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________

(3) Popular street food of Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________

(4) Main languages of Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________

(5) Tourist attraction of Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________

(6) Important Institutions of Mumbai.
(i) __________________________ (ii) __________________________ 

Q.3 Match the following. 
(1) Gate way of India   (a) aquarium
(2) Beautiful Beach      (b) landmark
(3) Bombay High          (c) varsova
(4) Taraporevala           (d) petroleum fields

Q.4 Who am I ? 
(1) I am the largest port in India. _____________________________
(2) I am a popular sweet dish of Mumbai. _____________________

Q.5 Give full form of each of the following.
(1) T I F R - ____________________
(2) B A R C - ___________________
(3) I I T - ______________________

A. Look at the picture. Answer the questions:-
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Q-1 Name this landform.
Ans- ___________________.

Q2- What type of land is found in this landform?
Ans- ____________________________________.

B. Write the capitals of of the following states:-
1. Himachal Pradesh _______________
2. Chhattisgarh _______________
3. Lakshadweep _______________
4. Assam _______________
5. Goa _______________
6. West Bengal _______________

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