1. The document contains questions about various animals, plants, geographical locations, natural disasters, social issues and lessons from textbooks. 2. It asks the reader to identify items from multiple choice options for each question, covering topics around wildlife, environment, history, and society. 3. The questions are designed to test the reader's knowledge across different subject areas.

1. 1. This animal sleeps for 17 hours hanging upside down on tree
branch
• Panda
• Sloth
• Owl
2. In Dec, 2004 people of Andaman Island could save their life
from Tsunami because of
• Animal behavior
• Warning from government
• TV news
3. This animal warns other animals against tigers
• Fox
• Boar
• Langur
4. Some Birds warns other birds against this bird.
• Peacock
• Eagle
• Parrot

3. 5. This animal cannot see better than the other two birds.
• kites
• Vulture
• Crow
6. This animal has the largest ear.
• Giraffe
• Elephant
• Lion
7. A silk worm recognizes its lady love from many kilometers
away because of
• Love
• Beauty
• Smell
8. The animal used to find the crime is
• Cat
• Wolf
• Dog

5. 9. Tiger is one of the most alert animals. And yet, today tigers are in
danger because of
• Contagious diseases
• Hunters & poachers
• Forest fire
10. This animal is killed for its horns
• Sheep
• Rhinoceros
• Deer
11. This animal is killed for its skin.
• Tiger
• elephant
• bear
12. This animal is killed for it’s a little scent.
• Boar
• Musk deer
• Antelope

7. 13. This national park is found in Uttarakhand
• Jim Corbette
• Ghana
• Kanandevan
•
14. Chinkara, Nilgai, Blackbuck and barasingha belongs to
• Common lizards species
• Common wolves species
• Common deer species
15. WWF, BNHS, and PETA are the names of
• Sport
• MNC
• NGO
16. The wildlife protection act was passed in the year
• 1972
• 1992
• 1982

9. 17. This animal is NOT used for entertainment
• Hippopotamus
• Tiger
• Snake
18. The wildlife act says
• You can catch wild animal but cannot keep it.
• You cannot catch wild animals, you cannot keep it too.
• You cannot catch wild animals but can keep it.
19. Naga gumphan rangoli is seen in this state.
• Assam
• Punjab
• Guajarat
20. Been, tumba and khanjiri are the musical instruments made
from
• Dried guard
• Wood
• Bamboo

11. 21. This snake is not poisonous.
• Common krait
• Russel’s viper
• Rat snake
22. The weak and very sick patient who is unable to eat food is
administered this.
• Glucose
• Injection
• Medicine
23. Kalahandi district, in Orissa is famous for
• Wheat
• Rice
• Tea
24. What type of dish is Mamidi Tandra popular in A.P?
• Aam papad
• Chilli papad
• Jackfruit papad

13. 25. An example of Insectivores plants is
• Nepenthese (pitcher plant)
• Bougenvilla
• Neem
26. The seeds sticking on the fur of dog inspired George Mestral to make
• embroidery
• Velcro
• Jeans
27. ‘Every drop counts’ lesson tell us about
• A. King Ghadsi
• B. a lake
• C. Rain Water management
28. Al-Biruni was a traveler who visited India more than a thousand years ago.
He was from
• Afghanisthan
• Palistein
• Ujbekisthan

14. 1. Nepenthese (pitcher
plant)
2. Velcro
3. Rain Water
management
4. Ujbekisthan

15. 29. Some part of this state witness less rainfall.
• Kerala
• Guajarat
• Rajasthan
30. Long ago, the people who goes on long journey, to trade on animals
in groups were called
• Musafir
• Caravan
• Voyage
31. Malaria is caused due to
• Rat bite
• Dog bite
• Mosquito bite
32. Anaemia means
• Less protein
• More haemoglobin
• Less haemoglobin

16. 1. Rajasthan
2. Caravan
3. Mosquito bite
4. Less haemoglobin

17. 33. Medicine for Malaria is found from tree called
• Mulberry
• Cinchona
• Rubber
34. Dengue, Chikungunya and H1N1 are
• cosmetic product
• diseases
• cousine
•
35. In Dec 1902, Ronald Ross got the highest award for his discovery that
• the earth is round
• plants have life
• mosquito spreads Malaria
•
36. This is an adventure sport
• cycling
• boating
• trekking

19. 1. Cinchona
2. Diseases
3. mosquito spreads Malaria
4. trekking

20. 37. Golconda Forts can be seen near
• Bangalore
• Thiruvanantpuram
• Hyderabad
38. An American-Indian set record of longest space flight by a woman
• Sunita Williams
• Kalpana Chawla
• Sunidhi Chauhan
39Which of the following is endangered species?
• Tiger
• Horse
• Monkey
40. Renewable source of energy
• Petrol
• LPG
• Windmill

21. • Hyderabad

22. 41. This is not a petroleum product
• Coaltar
• Grease
• Biodiesel
42.This is not an example of bio-diesel
• Jatropa and sugarcane
• JoJoba and tobacco
• Cashew and Neem
43. India does not have its oil plant at
• Assam
• New Delhi
• Mumbai High
44. This is called Cold desert
• Rajasthan
• Himachal
• Ladakh

24. 45. Pashmina shawl is gift of
• Kashmiri weavers
• Assamese weavers
• Gujarati weavers
46. Changpa is the name of
• Sheep
• Tribe
• Medicine
47. Cone shaped tent found in Ladakh region is called
• Igloo
• Rebo
• Bero
48. Changpa carry their goods on
• Jhugad and rikshaw
• Camel cart and bullock cart
• Yak and horses

26. 49. Kashmir is famous for
• Handicrafts
• Boathouse
• Floriculture
50. Tourists in dal lake in Kashmir enjoy
• fishing
• swimming
• shikara ride
1. This is not affected by earth quake
• Kutch
• Bhuj
• Gwalior
52. This is not a natural disaster
• Flood, drought and fire
• Cyclones, Tsunami and wind whirl
• Bomb and hand grenade explosion

28. 1. Boathouse
2. shikara ride
3. Gwalior
4. Bomb and hand grenade explosion

29. 53. ‘Who will do this work?’ helps us
• To know different work available to us
• Importance of work
• Develop sensitivity towards untouchables
54. ‘Blow hot, blow cold’ lesson tell us about
• Story of Mian Balishtye
• Concept of hot and cold air
• Woodcutter’s life
55. The author of ‘Blow hot, blow cold’ lesson is
• Dr. Anita Rampal
• Dr. Zakir Hussain
• Sangeeta Arora
56. The first Indian woman who conquered Himalayan Mountain is
• Nisha Singh
• Bachendri Pal
• Hillary Clinton

31. 1. Develop sensitivity towards untouchables
2. Concept of hot and cold air
3. Dr. Zakir Hussain
4. Bachendri Pal

32. 57. ‘Up you go’ lesson helps to
• Read about Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi
• Know about preparation did by Sangeeta Arora for expedition
• Get inspiration for adventure sports
58. ‘Walls tell Stories’ lesson help us to develop
• Power of imagination and visualization
• Habits of touring
• Knowledge about Golconda Fort
59. Mountaineering helps us to
• Use our leisure time
• Have fun
• Endure difficulties and make us strong internally.
60. Mountaineers take this along with them in
Himalayas
• ATM cards, Money and jewellary
• Woolen clothes, snow-pick and axe
• Lot of food items and Soft –drinks

33. 1. Get inspiration for adventure
sports
2. Power of imagination and
visualization
3. Endure difficulties and make us
strong internally.
4. Woolen clothes, snow-pick and axe

34. • 61. This is an environmental problem on the mountains
• Food items
• Human waste & Urinating
• Plastic and pet bottles
• 62. ‘Walls tell Stories’ lesson supports the following method of
teaching
• Project Method
• Discussion Method
• Excursion Method
• 63. What is discouraged during visit to a historical site?
• Eating snacks
• Shouting
• Writing on the wall
• 64. What is advised during visit to a historical site?
• Taking your luggage
• Taking sufficient food
• Note making and snaps taking

35. 1) Plastic and pet bottles
2) Excursion Method
3) Writing on the wall
4) Note making and snaps taking

36. 65. Historical things are preserved and kept in
• Shop
• Museum
• Library
66. ‘What if it Finishes?’ lesson teach us that
• Fuel is important for vehicles
• Fuel price is increasing day by day
• Fuel is non-renewable resource and hence should be used judiciously
67. Switch of the engine when you stop a car because
• It makes noise
• Engine becomes weak
• Every drop of fuel is very precious
68. Which vehicle is environment friendly?
• Bike
• Bus
• Bicycle

37. 1) Museum
2) Fuel is non-renewable resource and
hence should be used judiciously
3) Every drop of fuel is very precious
4) Bicycle

38. 69. Good and economical in villages, for cooking is
• Kerosene Stove
• LPG Gas
• Smokeless chullah
70. Manali in Himachal Pradesh is a
• Commercial city
• Industrial city
• Hill city
71. ‘ A traveller’s Tale’ lesson highlights
• Gourav Jani’s travel
• Diversity in the country
• Preparation needed for a trip
72. In the lesson, ‘Across the Wall’ wall symbolizes for
• China wall
• Society
• Compound wall

39. 1)Smokeless chullah
2)Hill city
3)Diversity in the country
4)Society

40. • 73. ‘Across the Wall’ sends message
• Importance of basketball game
• Equal opportunity for all while playing
• Mumbai reached Semi-finals of a district tournament.
• 74. Team Games demand
• Playing for the individual achievement
• Playing for the team
• Playing for the bookies
• 75. Sports person are selected on the basis of
• Their education
• Their caste and economic status
• Their ability to perform
• 76. Swami Vivekanand advised youth instead of
reading Vedas they should
• Study for examination
• Play football
• Participate in freedom struggle

41. 1. Equal opportunity for all while
playing
2. Playing for the team
3. Their ability to perform
4. Play football

42. 77. “No place for us’ lesson tell us about
• Problems related to employment
• Problems related to health and sanitation
• Problems related to some displaced people, due to Mega Projects
such as dams
78. ‘PETA’ means
• A dish
• Dress
• NGO
79. ‘Like Father like daughter’ lesson gives us message that
• Father and daughter like to eat same food
• We acquire certain traits at birth from our parents
• Father likes daughter’s hobbies.
80. ‘We acquire certain traits at birth from our parents’ proved by
• Isaac Newton
• John Priestley
• Gregor Mendel

43. 1. such as dams
2. NGO
3. We acquire certain traits at birth
from our parents
4. Gregor Mendel

44. 81. Irrigation means
• Providing water through tankers
• Rain water
• Artificial supply of water through canals, tube wells etc
82. An example for cash crop is
• Sugarcane
• wheat
• rice
83. What is a ‘Girl Star’?
• It is about a girl who acts in cinema
• Who changed their lives by going to school
• Who comes first in sports
84. What percentage of forests is recommended?
• 33%
• 23%
• 13%

45. 1. Artificial supply of water through
canals, tube wells etc
2. Sugarcane
3. Who changed their lives by going to
school
4. 33%

46. 85. Jhoom farming means
• After cutting one crop, the land is left for some years.
• Taking two crops in a season
• Taking three crops in a year
86. ‘Cheraw’(Bamboo dance) is a dance form of
• Nagaland
• Mizoram
• Assam
87. Adivasi oppose developmental work in forests because
• That were concerned about their livelihood and animals
• They are scared of developments
• They are against developments
88. Right to Forest Act 2007 says
• People who have been living more than 25 years in the forests have a right over the
forest land and what is grown on it.
• People who have been living more than 15 years in the forsts have a right over the
forest land and what is grown on it.
• People who have been living more than 35 years in the forsts have a right over the
forest land and what is grown on it.

47. 1. After cutting one crop, the land is left for
some years.
2. Mizoram
3. That were concerned about their livelihood
and animals
4. People who have been living more than 25
years in the forests have a right over the
forest land and what is grown on it.

48. 89. Suryamani opened a centre called
• Torang
• Rotang
• Strong
90. Suryamani belongs to a community called
• Kuduk
• Bhil
• valmiki
91. Through the story of Mamidi Tandra, children understand
• Mangoes are produced in a large scale in A.P.
• The techniques and skills involved in the preservation and cooking
• Papad made of mangoes are tasty
92. ‘Who will do this work?’ stresses on
• Different people do different work
• Dignity of labour
• Cleaning work

49. 1. Torang
2. Kuduk
3. The techniques and skills involved in the
preservation and cooking
4. Dignity of labour