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Chapter-4
Q-1. Do you remember what the elders of Khejadli village used to say?
Ans. Yes, I remember. They used to say “Agar perh hain to hum hain plants and animals can survive without us, but
we cannot survive without them”.
Q-2. Do you think we could survive if there were no trees and no animals?
Ans. No, it’s not possible for humans to live without trees and animals, as they provide oxygen for breathing and
food to eat.
Ans. People hunt down animals for their skin, bones, meat and also for fun or entertainment.
Q-4. Do you know that you can be punished for hunting animals?
Ans. Yes.
Q-6. Shanti’s grandfather told her that when he was a small child he saw more birds like sparrow and mynah than he
sees today. Can you make two guesses why their number have become less?
(2) Destruction of forests and trees which reduce their living area.
Ans. Mango: It is a very tasty fruit. Mango trees grow very large and branchy. The buds of mango come in the month
of January. The fruit starts ripening from middle of April. There are many varieties of mango.
Coconut: The coconut is fruit with water inside. Coconut trees grow very tall. It has no branches. The leaves of
coconut trees are very large. The season of ripening of coconut is September.
Q-8. Draw a picture of Khejadi tree and write a few sentences about it.
Ans.
(a) Amrita and her companions sacrificed their lives almost five hundred years ago. F
(b) The elders of Khejadli village said that plants and animals can survive without humans. T
(c) The King stopped the tree cutting when he came to know of the strong feeling of the villagers. T
(d) Today Khejadli village is again like a desert. F
(e) Leaves of the khejadi tree are eaten by animals. T
(f) The story of Amrita is a true story. T
Q-10. Fill in the blanks with the help of the words given in the box below.
grass, trees and animals, strength, jodhpur, plants and animals, roam freely, cactus, own, Bishnois, autumn, Khejadli
(i) The Bishnoi people, even today, protect plants and animals
(ii) The King learnt about the villagers' respect for trees and animals when he visited the village.
(iii) If we visit Khejadli village today we will find that the animals there roam freely without fear.
(iv) Amrita during her childhood wanted the trees to give strength to her.
(v) The grass near Lalita's school wall has not been planted by anyone.
Chapter-5
Q-1. Every child has a right to free education up to class VIII (RTE Act -2009). Do you think that all children are able to
study up to class VIII?
Q-2. Have you seen any insects going near flowers? Find out their names and write?
Q-3. Why do you think they come to the flowers? Find out.
Q-6. Do you know of any insects or animals that are kept as pets by human beings? Give their name.
Q-7. Name any four insects that live in groups like honeybees?
Q-11. Look carefully at some big and small ants. How many legs does an ant have?
Ans. This provides the right of free and compulsory education to each child aged 6 to 14 years.
Q-13. Write 'T' for True and 'F' for False statements.
(iii) Anita was popular among the children she was teaching. T
(x) The worker ants are always busy looking for food and bringing it to the nest. T
Q-14. Fill in the blanks with the help of the words given in the box below.
buzz, Ants, VIII, worker, Sugar, medicines, bee keeping, queen bee, one, box, October-December
(vii) Every child has a right to free education upto class VIII.
(viii) The worker bees are very important for the beehive.