Class-4 EVS Chapter-10 Hu tu tu hu tu tu


Chapter -10
Hu tu tu hu tu tu

Fill in the blanks:
    1.  There are seven players in each team of kabaddi.
    2.  You need to use both your body and mind in this game.
    3.  Game of kabaddi is played over 40 minutes with a  5  minute break.
    4.  Kabaddi is known as chedduguddu in Andhra Pradesh.

Game of kabaddi is known by its regional names in different parts of country. Match the Column:
A
B
Chedduguddu
Punjab Region
Hu-tu-tu
Andhra Pradesh
Choo Kit Kit
Western India
Ha-du-du
South India
Kabaddi
Eastern India
Ans-
A
B
Chedduguddu
Andhra Pradesh
Hu-tu-tu
Western India
Chadukudu
South India
Choo Kit Kit
Eastern India
Kabaddi
Punjab Region


State whether these statements are true or false:
    1-  Kabaddi is the national game of Bangaladesh.        True
    2-  Kabaddi is the national game of India.                    False
    3-  Kabaddi is the state game of Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Telangana.                                                              True
    4-  Kabaddi is lots of fun and lots of exercise.      True
    5-  In the game of kabaddi good coordination is required between eyes, legs and arms.                         True
    6-  Malleshwari started lifting weights when she was 12 years old.                                                                      True

                                                                                              (Click here for Class-4 English, Marigold) 
Answer these questions:
Q. When you play Kabaddi, how many players do you have in a team?
Ans- When we play Kabaddi, we have seven players in a team.

Q. How many players got out when Shyamala touched the line?
Ans- All the girls of opposite team got out when Shyamala touched the line.

Q. Do you have ways to resolve disputes in games?
Ans- Yes, we have two ways to resolve disputes in games.
     1-  Refer to the rules of game.
     2-  Let the coach/teacher decide.

Q. What does it mean to be out in games? When does one gets ‘out’ in Kabaddi?
Ans- Out means no longer active in game.
    1-  On touching any part of body to ground outside the boundary except struggle.
    2-  If any player goes outside the boundary during the play.
    3-  If an anti deliberately touches any part of raiders body other than limbs or trunk.
    4-  If an anti touches ground of raiders court, beyond the midline with any part of his body when raider has not reached to his court.

Q. In some games it is very important to touch the player. For example in the game of kho kho, you get out when someone touches you. You also get you turn by someone’s touch. Name some games in which it is important to touch the player?
Ans- Some games in which it is important to touch the player are as follows:
    1-  Tag
    2-  Chain Tag
    3-  Duck, duck, goose
    4-  Freeze Tag
    5-  Blind man’s bluff
    6-  Poshampa

Q. In Kabaddi, the entire team was ‘out’, because Shyamala had touched the line. What are some other games in which the central line is very important?
Ans- Following are the games in which central line is important:
     1-  Dhop Khel (popular in assam)
     2-  Tennis
     3-  Table Tennis
     4-  Badminton
     5-  Volley ball

Q. What are the games in which, besides the players, you have to touch some things or colours?
Ans- Following are the games in which, besides the playes, we have to touch something or colours:
     1-  Satoliya
     2-  Gutte (played with 5 small pieces of stone)
     3-  Kanche (marble)
     4-  Gilli danda
     5-  Chaupad/pachisi





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