Class-4 EVS Chapter-20 Eating Together

Chapter-20 

Eating Together

Match the column:
Bihu celebrates
A big vessel
Uruka
Rice with vegetable and gravy
Bora
First day of Bihu
Tao
Sticky rice
Bhat-shukto
New rice crop
Ans-
Bihu celebrates
New rice crop
Uruka
First day of Bihu
Bora
Sticky rice
Tao
A big vessel
Bhat-shukto
Rice with vegetable and gravy


State whether these statements are true or false:
  • 1-    Bhela Ghar is a temperory shed of grass and bamboo.                        True
  • 2-    Mid-day Meal is the right of every child.                                                  True
  • 3-    Bhela Ghar is made of paper and stick.                                                   False
  • 4-    First day of Bhihu is called Mezi.                                                              False
  • 5-    Cheva rice is prepared on Christmas.                                                      False
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Fill in the blanks with suitable words:
  • 1-    Common variety of rice used in Assam is called Bora.
  • 2-    People in Assam have community feast on Bihu.
  • 3-    Mezi  burning is a ritual where fire is worshipped.
  • 4-    Pat and Muga mekhala-chador is the traditional dress of women in Assam.
  • 5-    Mid-day Meal is the right of every child.

Observe these pictures and write their name:

Bhela Ghar
Mezi



Community Dance in Bihu
Pat and Muga Mekhala Chador









Mid-Day-Meal at School

                                                                                             (Click here for Class-4 English, Marigold)

Answer these questions:
  • 1-  Name two foods that children get in mid-day meal.

Ans- Names of two foods that children get in mid-day meal are as follows:
(1)  Bhat-shukto (rice with vegetable gravy)
(2)  Luchi (puri) and chhola-dal

  • 2-    Write the song that you sing before starting to eat together.

Ans- We play together,
      We eat togerther.
      For the good of everyone,
      We will always be together.

  • 3-    Name two occasions when you eat together.

Ans- Two occasions when we eat together are as follows:
(1)  Lunch break at school.
(2)  Wedding functions.

  • 4-    Where is the festival of Bihu celebrated?

Ans- Festival of Bihu is celebrated in the state of Assam.

  • 5-    Which are the festivals in your area everyone celebrates together?

Ans- Following are the festivals of our area everyone celebrates together:
(1)  Ganeshotsav
(2)  Navratri
(3)  Dushera
(4)  Deepawali
(5)  Hoil

  • 6-    What is Bora?

Ans- Bora is a common variety of rice used in Assam.

  • 7-    What is the traditional dress of women in Assam?

Ans- The traditional dress of women in Assam is Pat and Muga mekhala-chador.

Map Work
Locate Assam on the map of India.



Home Assignments:
1-    Draw/paste pictures of two utensils used for cooking for large number of people.
2-    Collect two pictures of many people eating together. Name these occasions.


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