CBSE Class 4 Social Studies Our National Symbols Worksheet

CBSE Class 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Our National Symbols

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OUR NATIONAL SYMBOLS

A. Hard words to learn:-

1. Anthem             2. Emblem
3. Saffron             4. Procession
5. Characteristic    6. Immortal

B. Fill in the blanks:-

1. Our National Flag has three equal bands of different colours.
2. There are four lions in our National Emblem.
3. The National Emblem has been taken from the Ashoka pillar at Sarnath.
4. Project Tiger was launched in April 1973.
5. The recital period of Jana, Gana, Mana is 52 seconds.

C. Write True and False for the Statements:-

1. The wheel in the white band of the National Flag has 26 spokes.      False
2. The lions in our National Emblem stand for power and speed.           True
3. The banyan tree has a long life.                                                     True

D. Question/Answers

1. What is the ratio of the length of the National flag to its width?
Ans. The ratio of length of the flag to its width is 3:2.

2. Which National Symbol is the seal of Government of India?
Ans. The National Emblem is the seal of Government of India.

3. What is the English translation of ‘Satyameva Jayate’?
Ans. English translation of Satymeva Jayate is ‘Truth alone triumphs’.

4. What do the three coloured bands and the Navy blue chakra stand for?
Ans. In our National flag the saffron colour stands for the bravery and sacrifice.The white colour indicates truth and peace. green colour stands for prosperity. Navy blue chakra stands for progress.

5. Write three rules that we must follow with regard to our National Flag.
Ans. We must follow following rules:-
i. The saffron band must always be on the top.
ii. No other flag should be displayed higher than the national flag.
iii. A dirty or a torn flag must never be hoisted. E. Answer in one word:-

1. Who composed the National Anthem?
Ans. Gurdev Rabindranath Tagore.

2. When was the national anthem adopted by the constitution?
Ans. 24th January 1950.

3. How many spokes are there in the Ashoka chakra?
Ans. 24.

4. What is the recital time of national Anthem?
Ans. 52 seconds.

F. Name Them –
1. The National Anthem - Jana, Gana, Mana.
2. The National Animal – Royal Bengal Tiger.
3. The National Flower - Lotus.
4. The National Bird - Peacock.
5. The National Tree - Banyan Tree.
6. The National Flag - Tricolour.
7. The National Emblem - Ashoka Pillar Sarnath.
8. The National Currency - Rupee.
9. The National Fruit - Mango
10. The National Game – Hockey

G. Tick the correct answer:-

1. The tigers in India are protected under ……… campaign.
a) Save the tiger
b) Project tiger
c) My tiger
Ans. b)

2. Satyameva jayate is a part of:-
a) National emblem
b) National flag
c) National anthem
Ans. a)

3. The National flag of India has a blue chakra is the……..
a) Saffron band
b) White band
c) Green band
Ans. b) 

HOMEWORK :- Draw The National Flag of India and colour it.

Q1) Look at the given pictures and fill in the blanks:-

a) The tricolor is ___________________ in shape. It has ____________________horizontal bands in different colours ______________ , ________________ and________________ .

Saffron stands for _____________________________

White stands for ______________________________

Green stands for ______________________________

b) The national emblem can be seen on government documents,__________________ and _____________________. The emblem has four________________________ facing in four ______________________.
The base of the emblem has a _______________________ and____________________.

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