Class-5 EVS Chapter-9, Up You Go!, Additional Exercises with Solutions / NCERT


Chapter- 9
Up You Go!

Match these column:
A
B
Bachhendri Pal summited Mt. Everest on
Nakuri Village in Garhwal area of Uttarkashi
Bachhndri Pal grew up in
Sagarmatha in Nepal
Height of Mt. Everest is
23rd May 1984
Mount Everest is also called
8900 metre

Ans
A
B
Bachhendri Pal summited Mt. Everest on
23rd May 1984
Bachhndri Pal grew up in
Nakuri Village in Garhwal area of Uttarkashi
Height of Mt. Everest is
8900 metre
Mount Everest is also called
Sagarmatha in Nepal
         
Fill in the blanks:
(tricolor, ahead, adventurous, fear)

1.    Mountaineering, rafting, paragliding are adventurous sports.
2.    Our National flag is tricolor.
3.    Khondonbi sung loudly to get over her fear and to give a clue to rescuers.
4.      A leader should let the group go ahead and keep to the last.

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Answer these questions:
Q.1 What are the responsibilities of a mountaineering group/team leader?
Ans- Following are the responsibilities of a mountaineering group leader:
1-    Help others in carrying their bags.
2-    Let the group go ahead and keep to the last.
3-    Help those who cannot climb properly.
4-    Find a good place to stop and rest.
5-    Look after those who are not well.
6-    Arrange for food for the group.
7-    To be ready to be punished even if when someone else may have made a mistake.

Q. What do you think about the paths on the mountains? Draw a picture.
Ans. Paths on mountain is uneven, rocky and wavy.





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Q. What does a monitor in your class have to do?
Ans- A class monitor has to assist teacher in maintaining good order in class.

Q. Would you like to be the class monitor? Why?
Ans- Yes, I would like to be the class monitor as I want to lead my class by example.

Q. What kind of tools are needed for climbing mountains?
Ans. Below is the list of tools needed for climbing:
1.    Piton
2.    Pegs
3.    Sticks
4.    Hunter shoe
5.    Rope
6.    Sling
7.    Axe
8.    Hook
9.    Tent
10.                       Sleeping bag

Q. Name these some mountaineering tools.




Q. What is rapling?
Ans-



Using the rope, in a special way to come down of the mountain is called rapling.

Q. Why do you think a drain was dug around the tent?
Ans  A drain was dug around the tent so that all the surface water goes aside and does not get soaked in.

Q. Who is Bachhendri Pal? Why is she famous?
Ans. Bachhendri Pal was the first Indian woman and fifth women in the world to reach the peak of Mount Everest. She summited Everest on 23rd May 1984

Project Work
Collect information about our National Flag.

Design a flag for your group.

Collect pictures of national flags of any five countries.



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