Class-6 Science, Chapter-1 Food: Where Does it Come From? , Additional Exercises with solutions in line with NCERT book / CBSE Syllabus
Chapter 1
Food: Where does it come from?
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Food: Where does it come from?
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Choose the correct answer:
1. Seed
of which of the following plants gives us oil?
a. Mango plant
b. Mustard
plant (√)
c. Rose
plant
d. Spinach
plant
2. Which
part of the banana plant is used as food?
a. Flower
b. Fruit
c. Shoot
d. All
the above (√)
3. Which
of the following flower is consumed as food?
a. Pumpkin
flower
b. Banana
flower
c. Rose
flower
d. All
the above (√)
Fill in the blanks choosing the correct
alternative:
1. Plants are
the sources of food ingredients like grains, cereals, vegetables and fruits.
(Plants / animals)
2. Animals
provide
us with milk, meat products and eggs. (plants / animals)
3. Cows,
goats and buffalos are some common animals give us milk. (wool / milk)
4. Honey
come from honey bees. (honey bees / plants)
Answer these questions:
Q. How is honey obtained?
Ans- Honey is
obtained from honey-bees. Bees collect nectar (sweet juices) from flowers,
convert it into honey and store it in their hive.
Q. What are herbivores? Give two examples.
Ans- Herbivores are the animals which eat only plants ir
plant products. For example- Deer, Cow
Q. What are carnivores? Give two examples.
Ans- Carnivores are the animals which eat the flesh of
other animals. For example- Tiger, Lion
Q. What are omnivores? Give two example.
Ans-
Omnivores are the animals which eat both plants and animals. For example- Bear,
Pig
Q. Do you find that all living beings need the same kind of food?
Ans- No, different living beings need different kind of food. It greatly depends on the age, work and health of person.
Q. Name five plants and their parts that we eat.
Ans- Name of plant, part that we eat
Mango
|
fruit
|
Radish
|
root
|
Spinach
|
leaves
|
Onion
|
shoot
|
Bamboo
|
stem
|
Match the items given in column A with that in column B.
column A
|
column B
|
Milk curd paneer
ghee
|
eat other animals
|
Spinach cauliflower
carrot
|
eat plants and plant
products
|
Lions and tigers
|
are vegetables
|
Herbivores
|
are all animal products
|
Ans-
column A
|
column B
|
Milk curd paneer
ghee
|
are all animal
products
|
Spinach cauliflower
carrot
|
are vegetables
|
Lions and tigers
|
eat other animals
|
Herbivores
|
eat plants and plant
products
|
Fill up the blanks with the words given:
Herbivore
|
plant
|
milk
|
sugar cane
|
carnivore
|
1.
Tiger is a carnivore
because it eats only meat.
2.
Deer eats only plant
products and so, is called herbivore.
3.
Parrots eat only plant
products.
4.
The milk that
we drink, which comes from cows, buffaloes and goats is an animal product.
5.
We get sugar from sugarcane.
Projects and activities
(a) You must have seen a garden lizard around your home. Next time whenever you see it, observe carefully and find out what it takes for food. Is the food different from that of a house lizard?
(b) Make a list (with pictures, when possible) of food items generally taken by people of different regions of India. Place these on a large outline map of India to display in your classroom.
(c) Find out the names of plants that grow in water and which are eaten as food.
(d) What are the things we can think of to avoid wastage of food.
Table 1.1 What do we eat?
Name of the student / friend
|
Food items eaten in a day
|
Anuja
|
Rice,
Dal, Roti, Curry, Milk
|
Srividya
|
Idli,
Sambar, Rice, Rasam
|
Manoj
|
Bajare
ki roti, Bharta, Dal
|
Alok
|
Dal-bafla,
rice, sabji, laddu
|
Table 1.2 Food items and their ingredients
Food Items
|
Ingredients
|
Roti/
Chapati
|
Atta,
water
|
Dal
|
Pulses,
water, salt, oil/ghee, spices
|
Vegetable
curry
|
Vegetable,
oil, spices, water
|
Idli
|
Rice,
dal, water, salt
|
Halwa
|
Aata, ghee,
sugar, water
|
Kheer
|
Milk,
rice, sugar
|
Table 1.4 Plant parts as food
Food items with plant as the major source
|
Ingredients / source
|
Plant part which gives us the ingredients
|
1.
Brinjal curry
|
Brinjal
|
Fruit
|
Chilli
as spice (any other)
|
Fruit
|
|
Oil
from groundnut, mustard, soybean, any other plant
|
Seed
|
|
2.
Dal
|
Pulses
|
Seeds
|
Water
|
-
|
|
Oil
|
Seeds
|
|
spices
|
Seeds,
root, fruits
|
|
3.
Apple sauce
|
Apple
|
Fruit
|
Sugar
|
Stem
|
|
Cinnamon
|
Bark
|
Table 1.5 Animals and their Food
Name of the animal
|
Food that animal eats
|
Buffalo
|
Grass,
oilcake, hay, grains
|
Cat
|
Small
animals, birds, milk
|
Rat
|
Grains,
vegetable, fruits, seeds, nuts
|
Lion
|
Antelopes,
buffaloes, zebras, young elephants
|
Tiger
|
Moose,
deer, pig, cow, horse, goat
|
Spider
|
Insects,
leaves, nectar
|
House
Lizard
|
Flies,
ants, beetles, fruits
|
Cow
|
Grass,
fruits, vegetables
|
Human
beings
|
Grains,
fruits, vegetables
|
Butterfly
|
Nectar,
rotting fruits
|
Crow
|
Insects,
small reptiles, eggs, nectar, grains, human food
|
Table 1.6
Herbivore
|
Carnivore
|
Omnivore
|
Cow
|
Lion
|
Dog
|
Deer
|
Hawk
|
Duck
|
Elephant
|
Snake
|
Pig
|
Giraffe
|
Wolf
|
Bear
|
Sheep
|
Penguins
|
Desert
rat
|
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