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 English - 2

I know all the colours

I. 1) Orange, Carrot 2) Sunflower, Banana 3) Chocolate, Coconut
4) Brinjal, Grapes 5) Apple, Strawberry 6) Capsicum, Grasshopper
7) Coal, Blackboard.
II. sun - bun, pin - bin, hut - nut, band - hand, den - men, king - ring,
cot - pot, rose - nose.
V. Blue is the sky, white is the moon.

The little boy and the fence

II. 1) tempered 2) nails 3) holes 4) anger 5) scar
IV. 1) last 2) good 3) gain 4) came 5) girl 6) mother 7) daughter
8) ever.
VII. 1) Cut short your nails regularly
2) Ramaiah laid a fence around his field
3) Ramya regained her good temper
4) My father said to me to hold his hand
5) The thief had a scar on his forehead
6) We use knife to cut vegetables
7) He had a severe wound on his foot
8) Sandeep learnt a lesson from his mistake

the precious copper coin

II.
1) funds 2) Jamnalal Bajaj 3) woman 4) copper 5) crore.
VI.
1 - e, 2 - d, 3 - c, 4 - b, 5 - a; 2) We get wool from a sheep.
3) We get silk from a silkworm. 4) We get jute from a jute plant.
5) We get coir from a coconut.
VII.
1) Mahatma Gandhi helped India gain freedom from the Britishers.
He played an important role in the freedom movement of India.
He was the leader of the nation during the freedom struggle.
2) Yes, peaceful ways help us achieve things without any unnecessary
bloodshed. Yes, Mahatma Gandhi was right because war brings
nothing except bloodshed.
4) Yes, Mahatma Gandhi was right. We should also treat everybody
alike because all human beings are equal.
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 Fruits: I like them all
II. Across : 3) grapes 5) strawberry 6) lemon 7) mango
8) pineapple 9) banana.
Down : 1) watermelon 2) pear 4) orange 10) apple.
V. 1) Harry was his first child and the apple of his eye.
2) You can’t compare inner city schools and schools in the suburbs-
they’re apples and oranges.
3) Tom really upset the apple cart by telling Mary the truth about Jane.
4) She'll go bananas when you tell her the news.
5) The real estate salesman tried to convince us that life in the
suburbs is just a bowl of cherries.
6) Of course you want to buy this expensive jacket. Criticizing it is
just sour grapes, but you still really want it.
VI. 5) Mango, apple, grapes, guava, banana, papaya, pineapple, custard
apple, pomegranate, orange, lemon. 6) Mango, banana, papaya.
7) Cherry, apple, strawberry. 8) Guava, grapes, custard apple.
VII. 1) Apple 2) Cherry 3) Tomato 4) Orange.
The ant and the grasshopper
V. 1) The birds in the tree are singing. 2) There is a dancing competition
in the school tomorrow. 3) He is carrying a basket full of apples.
4) I have stopped eating meat. 5) Children entered the street to
collect funds for the cyclone victims. 6) Kiran is wasting his time in
playing video games. 7) Today, it is so cold. 8) Knock at the door
before entering the room. 9) Mahesh felt ashamed when he got zero
marks in Maths exam. 10) He thanked her for the gift.
VI. 1) I have five sense organs. 2) Our eyes help us to see. Our nose
helps us to smell. Our tongue helps us to taste and speak. Our skin
helps us to feel. Our ears help us to hear.
IX. 1) pretty, movies 2) sweets, sour, taste 3) bells, thunder, songs,
drums 4) foul smell, good smell 5) rough, fresh air, thorns, smooth.
Little Magic words
II. 1) hello 2) thank you 3) please 4) sorry.
V. God created us so that we could be loving to one another. When we
use polite words, it means respecting and loving people. We learn
how to care and people will be kind to us. By being polite, our wishes
will come true or be granted. We make people smile and be happy.
There is peace around us. There will be no war and no killings. And
the world will be a better place for everyone. Welcome, pardon,
How are you ?, Good morning!, May I ?
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 Never tell a lie
II. 1) shepherd 2) sheep 3) flock 4) fooled 5) wolf.
V. 1) i) Punch these papers and tie a tag.
ii) I want to punch you on your face.
2) i) The tip of the pencil is very sharp.
ii) They follow the tip and do their job.
3) i) The deer gave birth to a kid.
ii) I can’t believe that you were the smartest kid in your class.
VI. 1) Most of our villagers are farmers. 2) Saritha is watching TV
since morning. 3) The judge decided the case in favour of victim.
4) Santosh always do naughty things. 5) We heard someone calling
out “Help! Help!” 6) Don’t tell a lie even for fun. 7) Monkeys like to
ate bananas. 8) People should believe in their hard work but not in
luck. 9) She find out the truth about her friend. 10) Pradeep realized
his mistake.
VII(i) 1) cheat others. 2) say lies. 3) disobey our teachers and parents.
4) quarrel with others. 5) do bad things.
(ii) 1) behave with good manners. 2) obey our elders. 3) help the old
people. 4) follow proper hygiene. 5) be friendly with others.
listen to me!
IV. In this poem, the wise old owl is advising us that if we work hard
and persevere and try again and again, we would certainly conquer
anything in this world although at first we didn’t succeed. That’s why,
we should not give up trying.
V. 1) Our village President is very wise in all aspects.
2) We should listen to the words of wisdom.
3) Students must take heed of the teachers’ suggestions.
4) The soldiers fought with great courage.
5) We should persevere day and night to achieve our goals.
6) Gautama Buddha propagated to conquer the desires.
God’s Servant
II. 1) orchard 2) family 3) stranger 4) servant 5) beating 6) ashamed.
V. 1) No 2) No 3) No 4) Yes 5) Yes.
VI. 1) A small family is a happy family.
2) This will sound weird, but bear with me.
3) While travelling, we should not eat or drink anything offered by a
stranger.
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 4) Audience became speechless on magic shown by the magician.
5) Only one student replied for the teacher’s question.
6) The students shouted ‘Help ! Help !’ when they were drowning in
the water.
7) The horse rider is beating his horse with a whip.
8) Varun was ashamed of his behaviour with his friends.
9) One should forgive the others’ mistakes.
10) Madhavi had learnt driving from her father.
VII. 2) 5 3) 5 5) 5.
the canary
IV. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 5 4) 3 5) 5.
V. I have a pet cat. Its name is Pussy. It eats rat’s meat and food along
with me. It drinks milk. I play with it daily. I like it because it waits for
me when I came back from the school. Also it comes up to the street
corner to say ‘Bye’ to me. I bath it once in three days.
I also took it to the playground along with me.
I have a pet cat.
Its name is Pussy.
It is white and fat.
I sleep on cot.
My pet sleeps on mat.
One day my pet saw a rat near a pot.
It ran after it and fell in a pit.
VI. We should also love the friends and relatives who love us.
We should respect them. We should help them in troubles.
We should always greet them cheerfully. Whenever they come to
our house, we must serve them.
VII. 1 - e, 2 - f, 3 - d, 4 - a, 5 - b, 6 - c.
good turn, Bad turn
II. 1) spring 2) drowning 3) hunter 4) selfish 5) pranks.
V. 1) Ant 2) Dove 3) Ant 4) Fox 5) Stork.
VI. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 5 4) 3 5) 5.
VII. 1) If we help others, others will help us when we are in troubles.
2) We should do to others as we would like them to do to us.
a stitch in time saves nine
II. 1) miser 2) inn 3) waiter 4) limp 5) shelter.
V. 1) waiter of the inn to the miser 2) Miser to the waiter
3) Caretaker of the inn to the miser 4) Miser to the caretaker
5) Miser to himself.

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 VI. 1) The villager was a miser. For want of just one horseshoe nail he
had lost all his money. He did not listen to the others’ advices.
He had no foresight. 2) No 3) Yes 4) to get the horseshoe repaired
as and when advised by the waiter and caretaker of the inns.
5) It is better to deal with a problem at an early stage to prevent it
from getting worse.
a good friend
IV. 1) fresh air 2) sunshine 3) dainty flower 4) diamonds, gold 5) heart.
V. My best friend is Rohan. He studies well. His favourite subject is
English. He always comes I or II in the tests. His house is just near
to my house. So, I went to his house very often to play and to study.
He also comes to my house sometimes. He plays cricket well.
We both together go to the school and come together. He explains
if any doubts I have. He helps me and advises me in many aspects.
That’s why, I like him very much.
VI. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8.
the wooden bowl
II. 1) care 2) mess 3) table 4) tears 5) harsher.
V. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 5 4) 3 5) 3 6) 3.
VI. 1) No. If I were in their place, I would take care of the old man with
love and affection. 2) If we take care of our elders, our next generation
will take care of us.
VII. 1) brother 2) daughter 3) parents 4) husband 5) wife 6) father 7) son
8) paternal grandfather 9) grandparents 10) grandson 11) mother
12) mother-in-law 13) maternal grandfather 14) son-in-law
15) daughter-in-law.
Make a Difference
IV. NOUN : difference, world, time, right, tips, things, place, face, friends,
relatives, family, sisters, brothers, others, way.
PRONOUN : you, me, I, they, your, those, that, this.
ADJECTIVE : quick, few, many, better, cheerful, kind, polite, nice,
friendly, good.
VERB : ask, give, do, make, start, putting up, try, take.
V. We should help people who are in need. We should keep our home
and surroundings clean. We should plant trees. We should be kind
towards animals. We should look after old people.
VI. I had a beautiful garden A little boy sat near window.
with rose plants and mango trees. A beautiful butterfly sat on his hand.
In the evening my puppy and me He placed it in a box and
went there to play a lot. gifted to his girl friend.
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 elephants don’t forget
II. 1) tailor 2) friendly 3) banana 4) needle 5) scolded.
V. 1) Elephant 2) Tailor’s shop 3) Banana 4) His son 5) Needle.
VI. We should not harm others even for fun. Sometimes silly things
which we had done will cause a great damage.
VII. 1) We found a giant fish near the seashore.
2) Varun maintains friendly relations with everyone.
3) The teacher will definitely scold me for being late.
4) A committee will take charge in reshaping the building.
5) They offered the items at low price.
6) I came to visit my grandmother's home.
7) Deepika played a trick on her friends.
8) Customers are attracted by the tempting offers of the mall.
9) The refrigerator is full of spoilt food.
Tenaliraman and the Baby prince
II. 1) ruckus 2) moustache 3) orders 4) prince 5) elephant.
V. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 5 4) 5 5) 5.
VI. 1) The announcement created confusion in the audience.
2) A child is raising a ruckus in class.
3) The demand of taxi drivers is to raise minimum taxi fares.
4) Barbers shave beard with a trimmer.
5) Distract him from doing harm to the people.
6) Arun realized that something was wrong in his project.
Family is family
IV. 1) unit 2) bound 3) villages 4) towns / gowns
5) wear 6) that 7) you 8) abroad.
the wisdom of king solomon
II. 1) intelligence 2) gifts 3) garland 4) challenged 5) swarm.
V. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 3 4) 3 5) 3.
VI. 1) God gave Solomon very great wisdom. 2) We decided to travel
by train for tour. 3) The Intelligence Quotient of Rahul is very high.
4) The original files are missed in my project.
5) Artificial fibres have long lasting colours.
6) We honoured the Chief Guest with a huge garland.
VIII. 1) wolves 2) puppies 3) birds 4) lions 5) elephants 6) bees.

Deleted Lessons in Terms & Semesters, 2022 - 23

Birbal's Sweet Reply
My Spaceship
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 Grammar - 2

Fun with vowels

I. 1) A, 2) A, E, 3) A, 4) I, E, 5) O, A, O, 6) E, E, A, 7) A, E, 8) E, I,
9) U, E, 10) O, 11) I, 12) O, 13) A, U, 14) U, E, A, 15) O, E, A.
II. 1) Cat, 2) Rat, 3) Top, 4) Net, 5) Run, 6) Fat, 7) Pot, 8) Fish,
9) Cake, 10) Rome, 11) Ring, 12) Fight, 13) Jump, 14) Jaw,
15) Job, 16) wish.
III. 1) saw, 2) pets, 3) health, 4) live, 5) car.
IV. 1) bell 2) cot 3) pin 4) bun 5) tap.
jumbled words
I. 1) carrots, 2) tomatoes, 3) brinjals, 4) capsicum, 5) peas.
II. 1) kiwi, 2) oranges, 3) plums, 4) mango, 5) grapes, 6) strawberry.
III. 1) tiger, 2) zebra, 3) elephant, 4) wolf, 5) rabbit, 6) horse, 7) sheep.
sentences
 1. The aeroplane landed in a field. 6. Please, read a story for me.
2. I have a red car. 7. The Earth is a planet.
3. The black shoes fit me. 8. I love to eat ice cream.
4. The toy was broken. 9. Meera is my best friend.
5. Did you turn the computer on? 10. Have you seen my book?
Subject and predicate
I. 1) Kunal 2) The children 3) The ice cream 4) My father 5) Anushka.
II. 1 - c, 2 - f, 3 - a, 4 - i, 5 - j, 6 - e, 7 - h, 8 - d, 9 - g, 10 - b.
Comprehension
I. 1) 3 colours 2) Red, green and blue 3) Apples and grapes.
III. 1) A basket of apples is placed at the corner of the room.
2) The big red truck is passing through the tunnel. 3) The blue dress
worn by the child looks very pretty. 4) The monitor of the class
maintains the classroom. 5) A clock on the wall shows time.
6) The computer works on electricity.
Articles
I. 1. a, 2. an, 3. The, 4. an, 5. The, 6. a, 7. a, 8. an, 9. a, 10. a,
11. an, 12. a, 13. an, 14. a, 15. an.
II. 1. a, 2. an, the, 3. The, 4. a, 5. an, a, the, 6. a, 7. a, 8. the, 9. an, 10. a.

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 opposites
 1 - d, 2 - f, 3 - a, 4 - i, 5 - c, 6 - h, 7 - b, 8 - e, 9 - g,
10 - m, 11 - j, 12 - n, 13 - l, 14 - p, 15 - k, 16 - o.

Singular and plural

I. 1) babies 2) fishes 3) apples 4) balls 5) pencils 6) carrots.
III. 1. Ears 2. Eyes 3. Sons 4. Boys 5. Birds 6. Plates 7. Eggs
8. Books 9. Pens 10. Chairs.
IV. 1. Doll 2. Letter 3. Wall 4. Rose 5. Girl 6. Door 7. Leaf 8. Man
9. Woman 10. Daughter.

NOuns
A. I. 1) Ruchika, orange 2) Tom, Church 3) Mr. Sharma, car 4) Australia,
country 5) Mary, cat 6) Rose, flower 7) Punita, book, space 8) vase
9) Sachi, picture 10) son, basketball 11) badminton 12) girls 13) winter,
gloves 14) Donna, food, fish, school 15) Margie, cupcakes.
II. 1. wall 2. cats 3. house 4. Rohan 5. picture 6. Radhika 7. Charan
8. bag 9. Cricket 10. coin 11. pet 12. hurdle 13. books 14. father
15. temple.
III. Feminine Gender:-1. cow, 2. actress, 3. mother, 4. lady, 5. goddess.
Masculine Gender:- 1. dog, 2. father, 3. bull, 4. farmer, 5. policeman.
B. I. Common Nouns:- 1. cousin 2. books 3. brother 4. baby, park
5. capital 6. cities 7. classmate 8. zoo 9. dress 10. daughter 11. dog
12. chocolates.
Proper Nouns:- 1. Humaira 2. Oxford book store 3. Tina 4. Mrs. Gaur
5. New Delhi, India 6. Chandigarh, India 7. Nepal 8. Kolkata
9. Megha 10. Parker pen 11. Buddy 12. Ritu, Germany.
II. 1. Tea 2. Bananas 3. Oil 4. Eggs 5. Apples 6. Cheese 7. Bread
8. Tomatoes 9. Melon 10. Pear 11. Beetroot 12. Butter 13. Potatoes
14. Carrots 15. Chicken 16. Cake 17. Peach.
III. Concrete Nouns: Tony, mixer, man, music, dog, road, rock, bucket,
New York, sweetness, building, street, air, muscle, cement, shovel,
beauty.

Abstract Nouns: disgrace, victory, commitment, love, hate, pride,
argument, trust, fear, excitement, talent.

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 IV. 1. a swarm of bees. 2. a band of musicians. 3. a school of fish.
4. a pack of cards. 5. an army of soldiers. 6. a bunch of grapes.
7. a herd of cows. 8. a litter of dogs. 9. a bundle of books.
10. a bouquet of flowers. 11. a flock of sheep. 12. a gang of robbers.
Pronouns
I. 1) Nikita - her; uncle - him 2) he 3) us 4) They 5) his 6) her 7) He 8) hers.
II. 1) our 2) ours 3) our 4) we 5) We 6) she 7) she 8) Her 9) She
10) I 11) me 12) its 13) it’s 14) its 15) my 16) I.
adjectives
I. small, sad, soft, big, wet, tiny, tall, heavy, dirty, little, happy, huge.
II. 1) able 2) big 3) clever 4) dirty 5) easy 6) fast 7) good 8) high
9) intelligent 10) jovial 11) kind 12) low 13) major 14) neat
15) obedient 16) poor 17) quick 18) respectful 19) small 20) tall
21) ugly 22) vertical 23) warm 24) xanthic 25) young 26) zonal.
III. 1) long 2) sour 3) naughty 4) sweet 5) cute.
IV. 1) beautiful, talkative, kind 2) clever, tall, friendly
3) faithful, cute, energetic 4) silky, costly, fancy
5) colourful, beautiful, attractive 6) lovely, smelly, small
7) strong, heavy, comfortable 8) creative, adventurous, thrilling
9) pretty, noisy, playful 10) helpful, honest, good.
verbs
I. 1) brays 2) barks 3) hoots 4) quacks 5) hisses 6) squeaks
7) trumpets 8) buzzes 9) howls 10) crows 11) neighs 12) croaks.
II. a - 12, b - 5, c - 4, d - 8, e - 9, f - 2, g - 6, h - 1, i - 3, j - 7, k - 10,
l - 11.
III. 1) am 2) is 3) is 4) is 5) is 6) was 7) was 8) was 9) were 10) were.
IV. 2) A boy is shouting with excitement. 3) A boy is hidden in the
tree branches. 4) A boy is pushing out his hand. 5) A boy is
hanging from a branch. 6) A boy is climbing the tree. 7) A boy is
sleeping on the tree branch. 8) A boy is swinging from a tree
branch. 9) A boy is holding the ladder above. 10) A boy is
climbing the ladder. 11) A boy is hidden inside the tree trunk.
12) A boy is fell down from the tree.
13) A boy is sitting under the tree and he is sleeping.
14) A boy is holding the ladder below. 15) A boy is watching all this.

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 Subject - verb agreement
 1) are, 2) is, 3) walk, 4) pose, 5) is, 6) stops, 7) visit, 8) wants, 9) is,
10) was, 11) were, 12) plays, 13) am, 14) were, 15) am, 16) work.
adverbs
I. 1) slowly, 2) fast, 3) late, 4) loudly, 5) carefully, 6) brightly,
7) correctly, 8) slowly, 9) closely, 10) urgently.
II. 1) brightly 2) softly 3) late 4) greedily 5) cleverly 6) quickly 7) softly
8) easily 9) today 10) happily.
gender
I. 1) Boar (Masculine), Sow (Feminine), 2) Tom (M), Pussy (F),
3) Bull (M), Cow (F), 4) Cock (M), Hen (F), 5) Stag (M), Hind (F),
6) Jack (M), Jenny (F), 7) Drake (M), Duck (F), 8) Tod (M), Vixen (F),
9) Ram (M), Ewe (F), 10) Cob (M), Pen (F).
II. 1) lioness, 2) brother, 3) actor, 4) aunt, 5) mare, 6) bull, 7) drake,
8) stepfather, 9) nanny goat, 10) ram, 11) goose, 12) hen,
13) bachelor, 14) shepherd, 15) poetess, 16) murderess.
punctuation
I. 1) When is she getting her new car?
2) Ouch! I hurt my finger.
3) “I am going home now,” she said.
4) She went to the shop and bought bread, butter and milk.
5) I visited my mother - in - law last week.
6) Stop, you can’t go there.
7) When do you have your examination?
8) Rahul’s car has broken down.
9) My little sister goes to bed at 8 o’clock.
10) Would you like to have a cup of tea?
II. A man hired a donkey from another man. He paid him two
shillings to lend him the donkey for a day. It was a very hot day and
both men wanted to sit in the donkey’s shadow to take some rest.
But there was room for only one of them. “Go away,” said the
man who had hired the donkey. He added, “It is my shadow today.
I have hired the donkey.”
“You hired the ass,” said the owner, ‘‘but you did not hire his
shadow. It is my shadow.’’ They started fighting and then one of
them happened to hit the donkey. The donkey ran away and took its
shadow with it.

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 Letter writing
1. Date :
Chennai.
To
The Principal,
Ravi Public School,
Chennai.
Respected Sir,
Sub : Request for three days leave.
I would like to state that I was not able to attend school from
to as I have to attend my cousin’s
wedding in Hyderabad along with my family. So I request you to kindly
grant me leave for three days.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Yours obediently,
Madhav, Class II A
2. Date :
Hyderabad.
To
Mr. Murali Krishna,
47/B, Brindavan Colony,
Bengaluru.
Dear Uncle,
Greetings of the day! Thank you so much for the dress you sent
me. Green is my favourite colour and I wore it on my birthday. Everybody
appreciated it a lot. Please do come to visit us soon.
Convey my regards to aunt and wishes to Akhil and Rohan.
Yours affectionately,
Aparna
3. Date :
Visakhapatnam.
To
Mrs. Lakshmi,
147/A, Quarters Road,
Hyderabad.
Dear Granny,
Greetings of the day! My exams are over and we have holidays
for one month. This year we are planning a tour to visit South Indian
Temples and we wish that you will also come with us.
Yours affectionately,
Sudheer
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 4. Date :
Vijayawada.
To
V. Krishna Manohar,
D. No. 12-13-87, Ashok Nagar,
Miryalaguda.
Dear Abhi,
Greetings of the day! I am safe here and I hope the same with
you. I would like to share the happy moments of our school picnic in the
last week. We went to the famous historical place Amaravati in Guntur
district. There we saw the Archaeological Museum where Buddhist Stupas
were kept, and Amareswara temple. We had a great time there.
You must also visit this place.
Yours affectionately,
Lasya Sri

essay writing
1) My favourite hobby is playing drums. I spend a lot of my free time
playing drums. I started learning to play drums when I was 4 years
old. I played in my school’s band. When I was 5, I got a private drum
teacher and started to really enjoy playing.
My parents bought me a drum set and I started practising
everyday after school. It was very loud, but my mother never
complained. I improved a lot and playing drums has been my
favourite hobby ever since.
Now, I play drums in a band with my friend Dan, who plays
guitar. We write songs, perform and practice twice a week. It’s still
as fun as it was when I first started playing!
2) Last month, we went to the historical place called Amaravati.
It is situated on the bank of river Krishna in Guntur District, Andhra
Pradesh. It is the place of Amareswara temple. The temple is of Lord
Shiva. We first went to the temple and worshipped the God. History
says that this temple was built during Satavahana period.
After lunch, we visited the Archaeological Museum where we
had seen the relics of Buddhism and statues of Buddha. We played
for sometime in the museum park.
In the evening, we went to river Krishna and sailed on the
boat. It was an amazing feeling sailing on water. We returned to our
homes at night.
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 3) I have two best friends. They are Pavan and Pallavi. Both are my
classmates. Both study well. Pavan is a good cricket player. Pallavi
is a good dancer. On every friendship day, we all tie friendship bands
to each other.
At school, during lunch, we three eat together. In the evening,
we play together. We come and go to the school also together.
On Sundays, we three meet in the playground and play.
We almost never quarrel. If anything goes wrong, we immediately
realize the mistake and soon became friends. That’s why, we say
ourselves as best friends. All other students call us “Trimurthees”.
4) My home city is Bengaluru. It is one of the most beautiful cities of
the world. Here we come across people of different religions and
languages. They all live in harmony. The climate is always cool like
the inhabitants of the city. It is known as the Garden City of India.
The Cubbon Park and the Lal Bagh are the places most frequently
visited by the tourists. The magnificent buildings of British days even
today add beauty to the city.
Everyone speaks more than two languages. An outsider will not
feel that he is in a different country because people are so helpful
and friendly. There are plenty of amusing parks. If you drive twenty
kilometres from the city, you will be at Bannerghatta forest area.
I love my city.
5) Good manners are the ornaments of a gentleman and a real
gentleman never hurts the feelings of others. He cares for the
convenience, comfort and happiness of others more than for his
own. He never tries to be disrespectful to anyone. His behaviour
towards others is what he expects from them for himself.
We should be kind and soft in tone while talking to others. In no
case, we should lose our temper because anger is a momentary
madness. We should be polite even while refusing the unfair requests
of others. Talk less and listen more is always praiseworthy as it saves
us from many problems. This quality adds extra to the life.
We can learn good manners by studying the lives of great
men and can mould our character. Our success depends on good
manners to a great extent. Let’s be men of good manners to achieve
the very essence of humanity.
Hello, grammar!
I. 1) CEX 2) FIT 3) DHS 4) JRW 5) ACY 6) FGL 7) DMZ 8) ACF.
II. a. A father and his son went to a zoo. There they saw a giraffe.
The son might be asking his father about the giraffe like its name,
how tall will it grow, what does it eat etc. The father may be replied
that it is giraffe, it grows up to 6 metres and it eats leaves.

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 b. In this picture, a family went to the zoo. There they saw an elephant
and a monkey. The little boy is taking something from his bag to
give the elephant to eat. The monkey is looking that they might give
me something or not. The mother is telling the child how to give the
eatable to the elephant.
c. In this picture, a mother and her baby went to the zoo. There they
saw a giraffe and an elephant. The baby stood on a stool to feed the
giraffe. But, still she is short of giraffe. The elephant are also looking
eagerly whether they will get anything to eat or not.
d. Here, the baby went near the cage of the lion. She is talking with the
lion. The lion is sadly saying that please set me free, I want to go to
the forest and live happily along with my friends. The girl might say
that if I set you free, you will caught me and kill me. So, I do not let
you free.
III. 1) c, 2) a, 3) b, 4) a, 5) b, 6) d, 7) b, 8) d, 9) b, 10) b.
IV. 1) I 2) My friend 3) The sun 4) Meenakshi 5) The farmers 6) Saina
Nehwal 7) The storm clouds 8) Dogs.
V. 1) a 2) an 3) a 4) a 5) a 6) a 7) an 8) a 9) an 10) an 11) a
12) an 13) a 14) a 15) an 16) a.
VI. 1) a 2) a 3) a 4) a 5) a 6) an 7) a 8) an 9) an 10) a 11) an 12) an.
VII. 1) Hostess 2) Aunt 3) Daughter 4) Heiress 5) Princess 6) Mistress
7) Lady 8) Countess 9) Wife 10) Queen 11) Bride 12) Spinster
13) Nun 14) Madam 15) Niece 16) Witch.
VIII. 1) children, 2) knives, 3) fishes, 4) men, 5) families, 6) burgers,
7) mice, 8) wives, 9) buses, 10) teeth, 11) sheep, 12) feet,
13) babies, 14) boxes, 15) dictionaries, 16) monkeys.
IX.
1) There are children standing behind the trees.
2) We are your best friends.
3) There are insects in our cups.
4) He has got apples in his hands.
5) My teacher has notebooks in her hands.
6) My neighbours are good men.
7) I liked those movies.
8) Those are the best cakes I have ever eaten.
9) The flowers were very beautiful to look at.
10) We have dogs.
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 X. 1) movie 2) doctors, cabins 3) blackboard, classroom 4) dog, bed
5) cousins, Australia 6) vegetables 7) animals, zoo 8) Rahul, boy,
class 9) mother, Allahabad 10) father, banker 11) house, park
12) lake, friends.
XI. 1) he 2) it 3) they 4) it 5) she 6) they 7) it 8) they 9) he 10) it 11) it.

XII. 1) This car is new. 2) Tina is an intelligent girl.

3) John is tall and Jane is short. 4) Your cupboard is very clean.

5) Your notebook is very dirty. 6) You have a spacious house.

XIII. 1 - g, 2 - d, 3 - b, 4 - j, 5 - e, 6 - l, 7 - h, 8 - i, 9 - k, 10 - f, 11 - c, 12 - a.
XIV.1.1) I run in the park. 2) I eat fruits. 3) I write a poem. 4) I walk to my
house. 5) I go to school. 6) I play with my sister. 7) You run in the
park. 8) You eat fruits. 9) You write a poem. 10) You walk to my
house. 11) You go to school. 12) You play with my sister. 13) We run
in the park. 14) We eat fruits. 15) We write a poem. 16) We go to
school. 17) They run in the park. 18) They eat fruits. 19) They write
a poem. 20) They go to school.
2. 1) He runs in the park. 2) He eats green vegetables. 3) He writes a
poem. 4) He walks to my house. 5) He goes to school.
6) He plays with my friend. 7) She runs in the park. 8) She eats
green vegetables. 9) She writes a poem. 10) She walks to my house.
11) She goes to school. 12) She plays with my friend. 13) It runs in
the park. 14) It eats green vegetables. 15) It walks to my house.
16) It plays with my friend.
XV. PERSON : doctor, waiter, farmer, friend, mother, baby.
PLACE : shopping mall, shop, drugstore.
THING : table, tractor, swing, spoon, shirt, marker.
ANIMAL : hamster, cow, cat, lizard, peacock.
XVI. 1) go 2) eats, coming 3) play 4) hit 5) finish 6) eats 7) fly 8) works
9) is 10) lives 11) play 12) hide.

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 Maths - 2

Revision
Do These
I. b) 80 + 7, c) 30 + 5, d) 20 + 3, e) 90 + 5.
II. b) 33, c) 51, d) 87, e) 27.
III. a) 31, b) 22, c) 25.
VI. i) a) 2, 3, 8, 11, 32, 45; b) 12, 14, 18, 45, 67, 83; c) 11, 21, 32, 34, 45, 64
ii) a) 45, 32, 29, 23, 11, 3; b) 94, 62, 59, 58, 45, 28; c) 42, 35, 32, 15, 11, 8
VII. i) a) 88 b) 99 c) 97 d) 77 e) 81 f) 90 g) 98 h) 87
ii) a) 23 b) 41 c) 14 d) 44 e) 48 f) 47 g) 13 h) 46
VIII. 1) 29 2) 11 3) 37 4) 70
IX. a) 42; b) 40; c) 49; d) 64; e) 36; f) 27; g)10; h) 72.
X. 1) 16, 2) 20. XI. 1) 57 2) 1 3) 21 4) 7, 4

Numbers

Do These - 1
I. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19; Odd;Even
II. 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54.
III. 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47.
IV. 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, 83, 85, 87, 89.
V. 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58.
Do These - 3
II. IV - Fourth, VII - Seventh, VIII - Eighth, X - Tenth,
V - Fifth I - First VI - Sixth IX - Ninth.

Do These - 4
I. a) 22 b) 31 c)13 II. a) b) c)

Do These - 5 T O T O T O
I. a) 321 b) 312 c) 223
II. 2) 597 3) 608 4) 400 5) 747 6) 991 7) 100 8) 403.

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 III. b) One hundred and forty nine.
c) Six hundred and seventy one.
d) Seven hundred and fifteen.
e) Seven hundred and seventy seven.
f) Eight hundred and eighty eight.
IV. 1) 455, 322, 677, 920, 431
2) 568, 379, 646, 813, 433
3) 346, 757, 313, 126, 644
Do These - 6
I. Face Value :- b) 7 c) 5 d) 8 e) 6 f) 6

Place Value :- b) 7 c) 500 d) 8 e) 600 f) 60
II. a) >, b) <, c) >, d) <, e) <, f) =.
III. b) 651 c) 732 d) 996. IV. b) 279 c) 129 d) 311
V. a) 234, 408, 612, 745, 845. c) 145, 249, 555, 650, 707.
b) 310, 356, 412, 782, 791. d) 234, 321, 478, 534, 713.
VI. a) 641, 561, 541, 320, 213. c) 879, 438, 347, 323, 175.
b) 689, 650, 356, 201, 145. d) 934, 745, 450, 325, 225.
Do This - 7
H a) 5, 1, 5.-500 + 10 + 5 b) 8, 7, 5.-800 + 70 + 5 c) 4, 0, 5.-400 + 0 + 5.

Addition
Do These - 1
II. b) 5 + 7 c) 4 + 8 d) 3 + 9 e) 2 + 10 f) 1 + 11.
Do This - 7
H a) 93 b) 90 c) 71 d) 93 e) 55 f) 83
Do This - 8
H a) 93 b) 92 c) 79 d) 89 e) 97 f) 78
Do This - 9
H a) 897 b) 677 c) 926 d) 935
Do These - 10
I. a) 801, b) 912, c) 954, d) 571.
II. 1) 280 2) 748 3) 407 4) 430 5) 310.
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 Subtraction
Do This - 3
H a) 7 + 5 = 12; 12 - 7 = 5; 12 - 5 = 7;
b) 5 + 4 = 9; 9 - 5 = 4; 9 - 4 = 5;
c) 8 + 6 = 14; 14 - 8 = 6; 14 - 6 = 8;
d) 8 + 7 = 15; 15 - 8 = 7; 15 - 7 = 8;
e) 9 + 8 = 17; 17 - 9 = 8; 17 - 8 = 9;
f) 7 + 6 = 13; 13 - 7 = 6; 13 - 6 = 7;
g) 4 + 7 = 11; 11 - 4 = 7; 11 - 7 = 4;
Do This - 4 H a) 4 b) 9 c) 8 d) 9 e) 3 f) 9
Do This - 6 H a) 29 b) 26 c) 18 d) 49
Do This - 7 H b) 351 c) 800 d) 545
Do This - 9 H a) 165 b) 505 c) 519 d) 538
Do This - 10 H 1) 30 2) 420 3) 261 4) 271
Do This - 11 H 1) 445 2) 169 3) 235.

Multiplication

Do This - 2 H 12, 16, 18, 32, 80, 42, 80, 72, 24, 30, 14, 63, 104, 90, 34, 140.
Do This - 6 H a) 286 b) 804 c) 880 d) 606 e) 693 f) 258 g) 0 h) 519.
Do This - 7 H a) 30 b) 78 c) 92 d) 50 e) 96 f) 0 g) 38 h) 91.
Do These - 8
I. a) 375 b) 917 c) 824 d) 672 e) 783 f) 565 g) 924 h) 834 i) 530
II. 1) 99 2) 280 3) 252 4) 195 5) 56
Do This - 9
H a) 736, b) 748, c) 288, d) 198, e) 450, f) 299.

Do These - 10
I. a) 504, b) 611, c) 696, d) 630, e) 544, f) 432, g) 900, h) 836, i) 825.
II. 1) 630 2) 938 3) 896 4) 864 5) 925 6) 779.

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 Division
Do This - 3
H a) 8 x 6 = 48; 48 ÷ 8 = 6; 48 ÷ 6 = 8;
b) 5 x 9 = 45; 45 ÷ 5 = 9; 45 ÷ 9 = 5;
c) 9 x 7 = 63; 63 ÷ 9 = 7; 63 ÷ 7 = 9;
d) 15 x 8 = 120; 120 ÷ 15 = 8; 120 ÷ 8 = 15;
e) 20 x 5 = 100; 100 ÷ 20 = 5; 100 ÷ 5 = 20;
Do This - 5 H a) 8 b) 6 c) 7 d) 7 e) 8 f) 9
Do This - 6 H a) 5 (Quotient), 2 (Remainder) b) 7(Q), 3 (R) c) 7 (Q), 5 (R)
d) 7 (Q), 6 (R) e) 9 (Q), 8 (R) f) 5 (Q), 8 (R) g) 7 (Q), 3 (R)
h) 9 (Q), 3 (R) i) 9 (Q), 14 (R) j) 7 (Q), 11 (R) k) 8 (Q), 8 (R)
l) 6 (Q), 8 (R) m) 9 (Q), 2 (R)
Do This - 8 H a) 105 b) 56 c) 62 d) 81 e) 102 f) 49
Do This - 9 H 1) 9 2) 6 3) 78 4) 9 5) 52
Do These - 10
I. a) 44(Q), 4(R); b) 48(Q), 2(R); c) 64(Q), 7(R); d) 56(Q), 2(R);

e) 24(Q), 3(R); f) 68(Q), 6(R); g) 50(Q), 17(R); h) 35(Q), 8(R);
i) 50(Q), 1(R); j) 37(Q), 12(R); k) 43(Q), 2(R); l) 45(Q), 4(R);
II. 1) 12 2) 18, 18 3) 12, 3 4) 8, 6 5) 35, 6.

Kinds of Edges
Do These I. 1) Circle :- 1 flat face, 1 curved edge, 0 corners

2) Square :- 1 flat face, 4 straight edges - all the same length,
4 corners.
3) Rectangle :- 1 flat face, 4 straight edges - 2 long and 2 short,
4 corners.
4) Triangle :- 1 flat face, 3 straight edges, 3 corners.
II. In each row the first two objects have straight edges.
III. No thing can roll. V. Circle Shape.
VI. 1. two, 2. four, 3. ten, 4. nothing, 5. cylinder.

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 Fractions
Do This - 1
H a) b) c) d) e)

f)

Do These - 2
I. a) 1, b) 3, c) 1, d) 1. II. a) 3, b) 1, c) 3, d) 1.
4 4 4 2 4 4 4 2

Do These - 3
I. a) b) c)

II. a) 1, Half b) 1, One-third c) 1, One-fourth

2 3 4

III. a) 1, One-eighth b) 1, One-sixth c) 1, One-fifth d) 1, One-seventh

8 6 5 7

Do This - 4 H a) 1, b) 2, c) 1, d) 3.
4 3 2 5

metric Measures
Do These - 1 I. a) 429 cm, b) 1900 cm, c) 825 cm, d) 300 cm
II. a) 3 m, b) 5 m 24 cm, c) 8 m 76 cm, d) 2 m

Do This - 2 H a) 91 m b) 77 m c) 891 m d) 87 m e) 972 m f) 934 m

Do This - 3 H a) 56 m 61 cm b) 99 m 39 cm c) 38 m 79 cm
d) 97 m 61 cm e) 60 m 55 cm f) 36 m 57 cm

Do This - 4 H a) 14 m b) 34 m c) 243 m d) 57 m e) 349 m f) 282 m

Do This - 5 H a) 12 m 97 cm b) 24 m 35 cm c) 57 m 08 cm
d) 32 m 29 cm e) 12 m 29 cm f) 12 m 7cm

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Do These - 6 I. a) 7 kg 586 gm b) 4 kg 589 gm c) 8 kg 652 gm
d) 7 kg 861 gm e) 9 kg 455 gm f) 9 kg 357 gm
II. a) 4 kg 114 gm b) 2 kg 160 gm c) 2 kg 015 gm d) 4 kg 315 gm
e) 2 kg 132 gm f) 3 kg 108 gm
Do These - 7 I. a) 5 l 376 ml b) 8 l 344 ml c) 8 l 735 ml d) 9 l 965 ml
e) 5 l 998 ml f) 4 l 536 ml
II. a) 5 l 214 ml b) 3 l 121 ml c) 2 l 313 ml d) 3 l 289 ml e) 4 l 212 ml
f) 1 l 428 ml
III. 1) 14 m - 54 cm, 2) 4 m - 12 cm, 3) 4 kg - 250 gm, 4) 11 l - 100 ml

Money
Do These - 1
II. 1) 3 2) 10 3) 5 4) D 4
III. 1) D 13 2) D 21 3) D 38 4) two 5) D 6 6) D 30
IV. 1) one 1 rupee coin 2) one 20 rupee note 3) one 5 rupee note.
Do These - 2
I. a) 800 p, b) 1200 p, c) 700 p, d) 600 p.
II. a) D 6 - 40 p, b) D 3, c) D 2 - 39 p, d) D 9 - 80 p.
Do These - 3
I. a) 100 p, b) 100 p, c) 50 p, d) D 87 e) D 95, f) D 53
II. a) 55 p, b) 80 p, c) 16 p, d) D 30 e) D 19, f) D 10
III. 1) D 5, 2) D 43, 3) D 75, 4) D 85

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Months in a Year
Clock

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 EVS - 2
me and my family
II. 1) Grandfather, 2) Grandmother, 3) Uncle, 4) Aunt, 5) Aunt,
6) Cousins.
III. 2) Twin sisters, 3) Grandfather and Grandson, 4) Teacher and
Students, 5) Uncle and Aunt, 6) Brother and Sister.

growing up
II. 1) man, 2) woman, 3) old, 4) teenager, 5) body.
III. 1) 4, 3, 2, 1, 2) 3, 4, 1, 2.

Human Body
II. 1) parts, 2) five, 3) brain, 4) pumps, 5) breathe, 6) stomach.
III. Right side : Brain, Heart, Stomach, Large Intestine.
Left side : Lungs, Kidneys, Small Intestine.
IV. 1 - d, 2 - c, 3 - a, 4 - b.

food we eat
II. 1) live, 2) energy, 3) breakfast, 4) lunch, 5) dinner.
III. banana, cauliflower, milk, carrots, meat.

clothes we wear
II. 1) sweat, 2) sheep, 3) raincoat, 4) clothes, 5) states.
III. Summer :- 1, 3, 6, 7, 10; Winter :- 2, 4, 5, 8, 9. IV. 3. army uniform.

houses
II. 1) Pucca houses, 2) Kutcha houses, 3) Caravan, 4) Ice,
5) Canvas cloth.
III. 1) 3 2) 5 3) 3 4) 5 5) 5.
IV. a - 4, b - 5, c - 7, d - 2, e - 3, f - 1, g - 8, h - 6.
V. 1st Row :- 8, 7, 1, 2, 2nd Row :- 4, 6, 3, 5.
Air and water
II. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 5 4) 5 5) 3.
IV. We use water for cooking, bathing, cleaning, drinking, washing in
our daily life.
1. Water is a Universal Solvent.
2. Water is so precious.
3. We should not waste water.
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 fun in festivals
II. 1) Hindus - Ramayana - Temple 2) Muslims - Quran - Mosque
3) Christians - Bible - Church 4) Sikhs - Guru Granth Sahib -
Gurudwara.
III. 1) Holi 2) Deepawali 3) Guruparv 4) Dussehra 5) Christmas.
IV.1) We should wear cotton clothes and slippers while bursting crackers.
We should maintain distance from the crackers while lighting them as
well as when they are exploded. We should take the help of adults
while bursting the crackers. After bursting crackers, we should wash
our face, hands and legs thoroughly with a detergent soap.
2) We must use natural colours only. It is better to wear goggles while
celebrating Holi because it protects our eyes from damage. We should
also take care of our other sense organs.
3) i) firework ii) sweets iii) lights
iv) celebration v) lamps vi) decoration.
Important Days
II. 1 - b, 2 - e, 3 - f, 4 - g, 5 - a, 6 - c, 7 - d.
III. 1) Republic Day 2) Gandhi Jayanti 3) Independence Day
4) Birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru.
IV.1) We celebrated Teachers’ Day in our school with a lot of excitement
and respect. We felicitated our class teachers, and gifted flowers,
fruits and cards to them as a symbol of love and respect. Some
students came to our classrooms in the guise of teachers to entertain
us. Our teachers also played some games such as musical chairs,
skipping etc. This day would remain as the most memorable day in
my life.
2) We celebrated Children’s Day in our school with a lot of amusement
and joy. Teachers had given biscuits, chocolates, cakes and cool
drinks for all of us. Many sports’ events were conducted till 5 o’clock
in the evening. A meeting was held in the evening. To this meeting,
parents also attended. The Principal had given then prizes to the best
performers of the day. Really, it was a joyful day.
Community Helpers
II. 1) Doctor, 2) Firefighter, 3) Lawyer, 4) Policeman, 5) Carpenter,
6) Municipal worker, 7) Plumber, 8) postman, 9) Mechanic,
10) Soldier.
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 III. 1 - b, 2 - e, 3 - d, 4 - c, 5 - f, 6 - g, 7 - a.
IV. 1 - c, 2 - a, 3 - e, 4 - b, 5 - d.
V. Our family is a big family. All our family members do various
professions to earn livelihood. My grandfather, who is our ward
counsellor, told me that he wanted to become a police officer,
but he became a teacher. He also told that he wanted to marry a
doctor, instead he married a nurse. Then, he asked me what I want
to become. I said that I want to become an architect. Meanwhile,
I asked him to take me to the barber shop to get my hair cut. On the
way, we met a librarian, who was once my grandpa’s colleague.
There was a fire station also on the way where a firefighter was
filling water in the fire engine. After walking a little, a function was
going on. A chef was cooking delicious food items. Their smell made
our mouths watering. Finally, my grandpa took me to a shop surprise
....... it was a dentist clinic.
Means of communication
II. 1) letter, 2) cellphone, 3) cinema, 4) television, 5) computer,
6) radio.
III. 1) Telephone or cellphone, 2) Radio or television,
3) Radio or television, 4) Telephone, cellphone or internet.
IV. 1 - f, 2 - c, 3 - a, 4 - g, 5 - b, 6 - d, 7 - e.
plants and their uses
I. 1) Quinine, 2) Jasmine, Lavender, 3) Sunflower oil, Rice bran oil
4) Pine, 5) Oxygen.
II. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 5 4) 3 5) 3.
III. 1) Coffee beans, 2) Pineapple fruit, 3) Rose flower, 4) Coconut oil,
5) Brinjal vegetable 6) Medicines, 7) Perfume, 8) Jam, 9) Cooking oil,
10) Honey.
IV. 1) Plants release oxygen which we breathe. 2) Plants give fruits and
vegetables which we eat. 3) Plants give us medicines. 4) Plants
give us paper, gum, rubber and wood. 5) Plants give shelter to birds
and animals.
animal life
Uses of Animals
II. 1) Animals, 2) Dog, 3) Doves, 4) Woollen clothes, 5) Police.
III. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 3 4) 5 5) 5.
Food of Animals
II. 1) fruits, 2) flies. III. 1) grains and small insects 2) rats and frogs.
IV. 1 - b, 2 - c, 3 - a.
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 cleanliness
II. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 3 4) 5 5) 3 6) 3. III. 1) water 2) shampoo 3) comb.
IV. 1 - c, 2 - e, 3 - b, 4 - a, 5 - d.
safety
II. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 3 4) 3 5) 5 6) 3. III. Matchbox, candles, tape recorder.
IV. Gas stove, iron box, matchbox, mixie.

our planet
II. 1) planet, 2) sun, moon 3) three 4) 78%, 21%, 5) five.
III. 1) Troposphere 2) Stratosphere 3) Stratosphere 4) Mesosphere
5) Thermosphere
IV. 1) The earth’s atmosphere comprises of 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen.
2) It comprises of many different layers - troposphere, stratosphere,
mesosphere, thermosphere and exosphere. 3) It has its own
magnetic field. 4) It keeps our oxygen circulating around the planet.
5) It protects us from harmful UV radiation. 6) It maintains the
temperature.
V. Almost all living beings are found in the Earth’s troposphere, such
as plants, animals, human beings, birds and insects.
seasons
II. 1) 3 2) 5 3) 5 4) 3 5) 5.
III. 1) cotton clothes, umbrellas, coolers / ACs, gloves, sunglasses,
cold drinks. 2) woollen clothes, blankets, geysers, mufflers, cold
creams, hot drinks. 3) umbrellas, raincoats, hot drinks, rainboots,
waterproof watches.
IV. 1) Spring 2) Autumn 3) Winter 4) Summer. V. A - 2, B - 3, C - 4, D - 1.
Directions
II. 1) north 2) east 3) west 4) south 5) west 6) west.
III. 1) Bear 2) Deer, Monkey 3) Lion 4) Deer, Elephant 5) Elephant
6) East.
IV. 1) North, 2) West, 3) East, 4) South.
pollution
II. 1) addition 2) air 3) kill 4) land 5) sound or noise.
III. 1) 3 2) 3 3) 5 4) 5 5) 3.

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Earth : Landforms
Earth : Natural Resources
Energy
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 G.K. - 2

Animal World
 1) c, 2) b, 3) c, 4) b, 5) c, 6) a, 7) b, 8) c.

Animals and their homes

 1) Den, 2) Stable, 3) Shed, 4) Burrow, 5) Hair.

Animal’s favourite food

 1) milk, 2) nuts, 3) bone, 4) banana, 5) grass.

Animal Partners
 1) Lion - Lioness, 2) Tiger - Tigress, 3) Bull - Cow, 4) Ass - Jenny.

different Birds
I. a) 1, 3, 2, b) 3, 2, 1, c) 1, 2, 3, d) 3, 1, 2, e) 2, 1, 3.
1) Peacock, 2) Eagle, 3) Owl, 4) Crane, 5) Penguin.
II. 1) Cygnet, 2) Kiwi, 3) Bee Hummingbird,
4) Ostrich, 5) Crow’s, 6) Cranes.

Green Beings
I. 1) Paddy, 2) Cotton, 3) Maize, 4) Sugar cane,
5) Coconut, 6) Mango, 7) Neem, 8) banyan.
II. 1) Paddy, 2) Sugar cane, 3) Hilly, 4) Cash.
III. 1) b, 2) b, 3) c, 4) b. IV. 1 - b, 2 - a, 3 - d, 4 - c.

Things and their uses

 1) Sharpener, 2) Syringe, 3) Cooker, 4) Umbrella, 5) Spade,
6) Suitcase, 7) Tape, 8) Thermometer, 9) Refrigerator, 10) Almirah,
11) Ladder, 12) Spoon, 13) Duster, 14) Camera, 15) Knife.

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 The space
 1) Earth, 2) Compass, 3) Stars, 4) Amavasya, 5) Purnima,
6) Mercury, 7) Jupiter, 8) Sun.

Monuments of India
 1) c ; 2) e ; 3) a ; 4) b ; 5) d.

Mera ‘Bharat’ Mahan

I. 1) North; 2) Indian; 3) President; 4) Hindi; 5) Villages.
II. 1) a 2) c 3) b 4) a 5) a.
III. 1 - b, 2 - a, 3 - d, 4 - c.

Our Great Warriors

 1) Shivaji; 2) Akbar; 3) Harsha; 4) Ashoka; 5) Shah Jahan;
6) Kanishka 7) Rani Lakshmibai; 8) Maharana Pratap;
9) Krishnadevaraya.

Social Reformers and Freedom Fighters

 1) b; 2) a; 3) b; 4) a; 5) c.

Presidents of India
I. a - 11; b - 7; c - 6; d - 13; e - 2; f - 5; g - 3; h - 12;
i - 14; j - 1; k - 9; l - 4; m - 8; n - 10.
II. 1) Rajendra Prasad; 2) Zakir Husain; 3) S. Radhakrishnan.

Prime Ministers of india

 1) b; 2) c; 3) b; 4) a.

States and their Capitals

I. 1) b; 2) c; 3) b; 4) c; 5) c.
II. 1) Calcutta; 2) Thiruvananthapuram; 3) Lucknow; 4) Maharashtra;
5) Chennai; 6) Mumbai; 7) Kannada; 8) Tamil.

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 Our Neighbouring Countries
 1) China; 2) Bangladesh; 3) Pakistan; 4) Sri Lanka; 5) Nepal;
6) Bhutan.

Means of Transport
 1) Sailor; 2) Car Driver; 3) Pilot; 4) Engine Driver; 5) Bus Driver.

Famous Places in India

 1) Sun Temple; 2) Lotus Temple; 3) Qutub Minar; 4) Red Fort;
5) Gol Gumbaz; 6) Jantar Mantar.
Public Places
I. 1) Bank; 2) Museum; 3) Hotel; 4) Railway Station; 5) Post Office;
6) Hospital; 7) Theatre; 8) Auditorium; 9) Airport; 10) Zoo.
II. 1) b; 2) b; 3) a; 4) b; 5) b.
III. 1) Hospital; 2) Station Master; 3) Museum; 4) Post Office;
5) Operator; 6) Railway Station; 7) Animals; 8) Hospital;
9) Theatre; 10) Auditorium.
Games and Sports
I. 1 - b; 2 - a; 3 - c; 4 - a.
II. 1 - 22; 2 - 11; 3 - 32; 4 - 5.
III. 1 - d; 2 - e; 3 - a; 4 - b; 5 - c.

I. Q. Test
 1 - D; 2 - D; 3 - C; 4 - A; 5 - A; 6 - A.

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computer - an Electronic device

II. 1) Mechanical, 2) Oven, 3) Electronic.
III. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 3.
IV. 1) Mechanical, 2) Electrical, 3) Electronic.

Places where computers are used

II. 1) diseases, 2) Airports and Railway Stations, 3) Banks.
III. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 3.
IV. 1 - c, 2 - e, 3 - a, 4 - b, 5 - d.

Generations of computers
II. 1) 1st 2) 5 3) Integrated Circuit.
III. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 3.
IV. 1 - d, 2 - c, 3 - b, 4 - e, 5 - a.

Inventions and their inventors

II. 1) Chinese, 2) Adding Machine, 3) Clive Sinclair.
III. 1) 5 2) 5 3) 3.
IV. 1) Difference Engine, 2) Punching Card, 3) Blaise Pascal.

Devices of a computer
II. 1) Input, 2) CPU, 3) Monitor.
III. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 3.
IV. 1 - c, 2 - a, 3 - b.

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 input devices
II. 1) input 2) an arrow 3) Joystick.
III. 1) 3 2) 3 3) 5.
IV. 1 - c, 2 - a, 3 - b.
V. a. 3, b. 2, c. 4, d. 1.

output devices
II. 1) Laser, 2) Visual Display Unit, (VDU) 3) Monochrome Monitor.
III. 1) 5 2) 3 3) 3.
IV. 1) Speakers 2) Monitor, 3) Headphones.
V. 1 - b, 2 - c, 3 - a.
i - P - O CYCLE

II. 1) 3 2) 5 3) 5 4) 3 5) 3.

Software and hardware

II. 1) barcode 2) compact disk drive 3) IC 4) Hardware

5) set of program instructions.

storage devices

II. 1) internal, external 2) external storage device 3) RAM 4) RAM.

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