CBSE Class 4 Social Studies Indian Flag Worksheet

Question 1. The Indian flag has three equal horizontal bars (saffron, white and green) with a blue Dharma Chakra (the wheel of law) in the center. The wheel has 24 spokes, representing the 24 hours in a day. What does the colour mean?
white in this flag stand for?
Answer: Truth, peace, and purity.
In simple words: White represents honesty and peace.
Exam Tip: Remember that white stands for peace and truth in our national flag.

Question 1 (cont.). Saffron in this stands for?
Answer: Strength and courage.
In simple words: Saffron represents bravery and sacrifice.

Exam Tip: Saffron is always the topmost band of the Indian national flag.

Question 1 (cont.). Green in this stands for?
Answer: Growth, fertility, and auspiciousness of the land.
In simple words: Green represents greenery, agriculture, and prosperity.

Exam Tip: Green forms the bottom band of the tricolour flag.

Question 2. Take the help of your atlas book to see the map of India. Write down the name of places located in these direction.
Answer:
North: Jammu and Kashmir / Himalayas
North-East: Assam / Arunachal Pradesh
East: Bay of Bengal / Kolkata
South-East: Andaman and Nicobar Islands
South: Indian Ocean / Tamil Nadu / Kanyakumari
South-West: Arabian Sea / Kerala
West: Arabian Sea / Mumbai / Gujarat
North-West: Pakistan / Afghanistan
In simple words: Cardinal and intermediate directions help locate neighbouring countries, states, and water bodies around India.

Exam Tip: Always practice marking the four cardinal directions (North, South, East, West) and four intermediate directions on a map of India.

Question 3. What does it indicate?
Answer:
i. Right hand curve (Traffic warning sign)
ii. Left hand curve (Traffic warning sign)
iii. S-Bend / Double bend to right (Traffic warning sign)
iv. No straight ahead / going straight prohibited (prohibited sign)
v. No trucks / heavy goods vehicles allowed (prohibited sign)
vi. No cars / motor vehicles allowed (prohibited sign)
vii. Horn prohibited / No blowing horn (prohibited sign)
viii. No pedestrians allowed / pedestrians prohibited (prohibited sign)
In simple words: Traffic signs give important instructions to drivers and pedestrians for road safety.

Exam Tip: Triangular signs generally indicate warnings, circular signs indicate mandatory commands or prohibitions, and rectangular signs give information.

Question 4. See the picture of seven continents. Write down the names. In which continent you live in?
Answer:
i. Asia
ii. Africa
iii. North America
iv. South America
v. Antarctica
vi. Europe
vii. Australia (Oceania)
I live in Asia continent.
In simple words: Earth has seven large landmasses called continents, and India is located in Asia.

Exam Tip: Asia is the largest continent by both area and population.