Class-4 EVS, Chapter-11, The Valley of Flowers, Additional Exercises with Solutions / NCERT


Chapter-11
The Valley of Flowers

Fill in the blanks for suitable words:
    1-  The Kannauj district in Uttar Pradesh is famous for Itr.
    2-  Rose water, Kewra water are prepared from flowers.
    3-  Banana flowers are edible.
    4-  Hibiscus flower is used for making medicines.
    5-   A bud has folded petals and sepals.

Click here for Hindi (रिमझिम) Class-4

Match these flowers with their uses:
Name of flower
Use
Sahajn flowers
Scent
Rose
making pakodas
Saffron
medicine
Hibiscus
Colour

Name of flower
Use
Sahajn flowers
making pakodas
Rose
Scent
Saffron
Colour
Hibiscus
medicine
                                                                                   (Click here for Class-4 English, Marigold) 
Answer these questions:
Q. What is the Valley of Flowers?
Ans- The Valley of flowers is a place in the hills of Uttaranchal where there are flowers everywhere.

Q. Why is the Valley of Flowers seems like a beautiful dream?
Ans- The Valley of Flowers seems like a beautiful dream because like a dream these flowers bloom only for a few weeks in the year.

Q. Draw your own floral design in your notebook and colour it as well.
Ans


Q. Here are some pictures of flowers. Write their names in the space provided.



Q. Write two name of each of these flowers:
Flowers that
grow on trees
Parijat, Kachnar, Gulmohar
Grow on bushes
Rose, Jasmine, Hibiscus
Grow on creeper
Malthi, Morning glory, bougainvillea
Grow on water plants
Lotus, Water lilies
Bloom only at night
Night queen, Night gladious, Moon flower
Bloom in the day and close at night
Sun flower, morning glory, African daisy
Flowers can be recognized by scent even with eyes closed
Rose, jasmine, mogra
Flowers bloom all the year round
Bougainvillea, Hibiscus
Flowers bloom only in certain months
Winter pansies, Dahlia, Tulip, Marigold



Q. Are there any trees or plants which never have any flowers? Write their names.
Ans- Following trees or plants never have any flowers:
     1-  Ferns
     2-  Mosses
     3-  Liverworts
     4-  Gymnosperms

Q. What difference do you find between a bud and a flower?
Ans-
Bud
Flower
Bud s a newly formed leaf or flower.
Flower is a colourful, scented structure made out of bud.
Bud has folded sepals and petals
Flower has unfolded sepals and petals
A floral bud is smaller than flower
A flower is bigger than its bud.

Q. Draw the picture of a bud and its flower in your notebook.

                            



Q. Name some edible flowers.
Ans. Names of edible flowers are as follows:
     1-  Kachnar flowers
     2-  Banana flowers
     3-  Shahjan flowers
     4-  Saffron
     5-  Broccoli
     6-  Lavender
     7-  Rose
     8-  Thyme
     9-  Basil
     10-   Fennel

Q. Find out and write the names of some flowers that are used for making colours.
Ans- Following flowers are used for making colours:
    1-  Marigold
    2-  China rose (hibiscus)
    3-  Bougainvillea
    4-  Cineraria
    5-  Saffron
    6-  Tesu
    7-  Alkanet
    8-  Hyacinth
    9-  Peony
    10-   Broom flower

Q. Name some flowers which are used for making scents.
Ans- Following flowers are used for making scents:
     1-  Rose
     2-  Jasmine
     3-  Violets
     4-  Lilies
     5-  Lavender
     6-  Moonflower
     7-  Chamomile
     8-  Rosemary
     9-  Sweet pea
     10-  Magnolia

Draw a flower in your notebook and label its various parts:



Locate Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Maharashtra on the map of India





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Class-5 EVS, Chapter-13, A Shelter so High! , Additional Exercises with Solutions/ NCERT

Image
Chapter- 13 A Shelter so High Match the column: A B Houses in Mumbai are Rebo Bakarwal people live in houses Love to stay in houseboats Tourists in Srinagar lekha House of Changapas is known as Made of stone and mud Place to keep sheeps and goats is known as made of cement, bricks, glass and steel A B Houses in Mumbai are made of cement, bricks, glass and steel Bakarwal people live in houses Made of stone and mud Tourists in Srinagar Love to stay in houseboats House of Changapas is known as Rebo Place to keep sheeps and goats is known as lekha Fill up the blanks with suitable words: 1-     High, dry and flat lands of Leh is called as cold desert. 2-     The goats from which the soft pashmina wool is collected are found at an altitude of 5000 metres. 3-     Aft...
Read more

Class-5, EVS, Chapter-18, No Place for Us?, Additional Exercises with Solutions / NCERT

Image
Chapter- 18 No Place for Us? Choose the correct answer: 1-     Which job Jatryabhai started doing in Mumbai? a.     Painting on walls b.     Plumbing c.     Repair torn fishing nets  ( √ ) d.     Ironing clothes 2-     Jatryabhai used to money he earned to a.     To pay for medicines, food and school fee b.     Rent for the house c.     Buying water d.     All the above  ( √ ) 3-     What did children learn Jatryabhai’s village? a.     To dance together, recognize birds and their sounds b.     To play flute and dhol c.     To make pots of clay and bamboo d.     All the above  ( √ ) 4-     Young men of village would bring following things from forests and sell them in towns: a.   ...
Read more

Class-5 EVS Chapter-1 Super Senses/NCERT

Image
Chapter-1 Super Senses Fill in the blanks: 1- Some male insects can recognize their females by their smell. 2- Kites, eagles and vultures can see four times as far as we can. 3- Animals that are awake at night can see things only in black and white. 4- Elephant, rabbit, cow and buffalo have ears bigger than our ears. 5- Fishes give alarm call by electric signals. 6- As the ants move, they leave a smelly trail behind them. State whether the following statements are true or false: 1- Animals can see as many colours as we can.                                                                    False 2- Animals with bigger ears have bet...
Read more

Class-3 EVS, Chapter-8 Flying High, Additional exercises with solutions

Image
Chapter- 8 Flying High Choose the correct answer: 1.        We see birds a.        On trees b.        In water c.        On the ground d.        All the above         ( √ ) 2.        How do birds give birth by? a.        Laying egg             ( √ ) b.        Directly birth of babies c.        Both d.        None of these 3.        Which of these birds stitches leaves together to make nest? a.        Parrot b.        Tailor bird c.        Weaver bird...
Read more

Class-4 EVS Chapter-4 The Story of Amrita

Image
Chapter-4 The Story of Amrita ­­­­­­ Match the column: A B Khejadi can grow is used for making medicines Bark of Khejadi affected by insects. People cook and eat is without much water. Its wood is not leaves of khejadi. Children like to fruits (beans). Animals eat the play in is shade. Ans. A B Khejadi can grow without much water. Bark of Khejadi is used for making medicines People cook and eat is fruits (beans). Its wood is not affected by insects. Children like to play in is shade. Animals eat the leaves of khejadi. Click here for Hindi (रिमझिम) Class-4 Fill in the blanks: 1-     Khejadi was the most common tree that grew in Amrita’s village. 2-     People of Amrita’s village are called ­Bish...
Read more