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Class 5 Chapter 18 They Make Us Proud Worksheet Oral Questions: 1.      Who was Charaka? Ans: Charaka was a physician. 2.      Who wrote our National Anthem? Ans: Rabindra Nath Tagore. B. Write Short notes on the following:      1. Kalidasa :         i.               Mahakavi Kalidasa was a Sanskrit poet and a dramatist during Gupta    dynasty.       ii.               He was a court poet of Chandragupta II.    iii.               His famous works are Raghuvamsa, Kumarasambhava, and Meghaduta etc.     iv.               His play Abhijana Shakuntalam is famous and abroad.       v.               His works has been translated into many Indian and foreign languages. 2.      Tansen: i.                     Tansen was a great singer and musician during Akbar’s period. ii.                  He was among the nine gems of Akbar’s court. iii.                His music was a mixture of Indian and Persian style. iv.                He also developed his own styl

Q1. What is environment? how is it beneficial to us? Ans:  The place, thing and nature that surrounds any living organisms is called environment. it is a combination of natural and human made phenomena.  The environment provides us with air, water and land. Environment literally means surrounding or condition under which a person or thing exists or develops. Environment of a plant refers to all those things conditions which helps in the particular plant's growth. The deserts and the cold regions are not suitable for the growth and development of human beings.  Among the eight planets in the solar system our earth is the only suitable and unique planet.for the growth of plants and human life. it provides the most suitable water, air, minerals etc. for the growth of all the form of plants and animals. Q2. What is biosphere? Ans: Biosphere is narrow zone where air, water and land interact with each other to support life. The three realms of the earth, the land, the wa

  Parallels & Meridians Fill in the blanks :- 1)   The end points of the globe are called _______________. 2) Parallels are also called as __________. 3) The ____________ passes through Greenwich. 4) Parallels neither ______________ nor ___________ one another. 5) Parallels are drawn at an interval of __________________. 6) There are _____________ meridians on the globe. 7) There are ________ parallels in the northern hemisphere and _________ in the southern. 8) To locate a place on the globe we must know its ________ & ______. 9) Meridians are also known as ______________. 10) The portion of the earth lying above the equator is called __________   11) The imaginary line running from east to west around the earth is called ________. 12) The network of parallels & meridians on the globe is called _____________. 13) The maximum distance between two meridians is at the _____________. 14) As we move away from the equator towards the poles the

Class: 5 Chapter- 1 Maps and Globes Worksheet -1 Q.1) Northern half of earth is called A. Lower hemisphere B. Northern hemisphere C. Upper hemisphere D. Southern hemisphere Q.2) The map of a country is an example of A. Large scale map B. Indicative map C. Small scale map D. Detail map Q.3) Equator is an imaginary A. Broad line B. Thick line C. Straight line D. Circular line  Q.4) All parallel lines from the equator to the poles are called A. Parallels of latitudes B. Parallel of circle C. Parallel of pole D. Parallel of altitude  Q.5) The symbol shown below is used in map to represent A. Post office B. Public office C. Policy office D. Police station Q.6) On the globe latitudes are measured in A. Centimeter B. Meter C. Kilometer D. Degrees  Q.7) The map that shows lesser details of a large area is called A. Small scale maps B. Large scale maps C. Cartographer D. Sketch  Q.8) On the globe, equator represents the………….. A. Zero degree latitudes B. One degree latitudes C. Five deg

Class 5 Chapter 5 Natural Resources Worksheet Oral Questions: 1.      Name some natural resources. Ans: Air, land, water, plants, animal and sun. 2.      What are non-renewable resources? Ans: Non-renewable resources are the one that do not grow or come again. Write Short Questions: 1.      Give two example of fossil fuels. Ans: Petroleum and coal. 2.      Write three uses of natural resources. Ans: a.      Natural resources are used to run vehicles and industries. b.      They are used in our kitchens, class rooms and day to day life. c.       They are used to build houses, make papers, cook food and in the fireplaces to get warmth. d.      Water from rivers are used to produce electricity. 3.      Write three ways in which you can help to conserve natural resources. Ans: We can help to conserve natural resources in the following ways: 1.      By reducing car trips or by pooling cars. 2.      By reducing wastage of electricity and water.

Class 7 Chapter 3 History The Delhi Sultan Worksheet Q1. Fill in the blanks:- 1.       The Chauhan dynasty which ruled Delhi from 1165 came to power after defeating _____. (Tomara Rajputs) 2.       ________ founded the Sayyid dynasty. (Khizr Khan) 3.       The Quwwat-al-Islam is located in _______. 4.       A token currency similar to today’s paper currency was released during the reign of ____. (Muhammad Tughluq) 5.       The name that donates land tax was _____. (Kharaj) Q2. Multiple Choice Questions:- 1.      These merchants lived in Delhi and constructed temples. (a) a.       Jaina    b. Persian   c. Mongol   d. Mughal 2.      The important rulers of Khalji dynasty were ____. (b) a.       Razziya and Balban   b.         Jalauddin and Alauddin c.        Khizr khan and Firuz Shah d.       Ananga Pala and Prithviraj 3.      Ideal social order was based on ____. (c) a.       Tawarikh   b. Sultan   c. Birthright    d. Queen Q3. Match the Column