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This document contains questions and answers about various topics related to occupations, plants and animals. It asks about different jobs like what carpenters, gardeners, and watchmen do. It also asks about types of animals like pets, domestic animals, and wild animals. It provides examples of each and asks about things plants need to grow and products we get from plants. The document closes with matching animals to their young and sounds they make.
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- 2. Q.1. What does a carpenter do? Ans.1. A carpenter makes our furniture.
- 3. Q.2. Who guards your home and school? Ans.2. A watchman guards our home and school.
- 4. Q.3. What does the gardener do? Ans.3. The gardener looks after plants and keeps the garden beautiful.
- 5. Q.4. What are pets? Ans.4. Animals that live with us at home are called pets. Example- dog
- 6. Q.5. What are domestic animals? Ans.5. Animals that are useful to us are called domestic animals. Example- cow
- 7. Q.6. What are wild animals? Ans.6. Animals that live in the forest are known as wild animals. Example- tiger
- 8. Q.7. What is a forest? Ans.7. An area where a large number of trees grow together is called a forest.
- 9. Q.8. How are plants and trees useful to us? Ans.8. Plants and trees give us shade, furniture, paper and medicines.
- 10. Q.9. Name four things plant need to grow. Ans.9. Plants need air, water, sunlight, and good soil to grow.
- 11. Q.10. Name some creatures that live on trees. Ans.10. monkeys, squirrels, birds.
- 12. Q.11. What are the useful things we get from plants? Ans.11. Pen, chair, pencil and salad.
- 13. Q.12. Name the important festival of the Muslims. Ans.12. Id is an important festival of the Muslims.
- 14. Q.13. What is Ramzan? Ans.13. The holy month of fasting is called Ramzan.
- 15. Q.14. Which is the ‘festival of lights’? Ans.14. Diwali is known as the ‘festival of lights’.
- 16. Q.15. What are national festivals? Ans.15. Festivals celebrated by the whole country are known as national festivals. Example: Independence Day.
- 17. 1. Looks after plants – gardener 2. Fixes leaking pipes – plumber 3. Stitches clothes – tailor 4. Looks after your health – doctor 5. Takes you to school – driver 6. Sweeps the road – sweeper 7. Makes things from wood – carpenter 8. Guards our home or school – watchman 9. Animals we keep in our homes – pet animals 10. Animals that live in homes or farms – domestic animals 11. Animals that live in the forests – wild animals 12. Many trees growing together in a large area – forest 13. A big and tall plant – tree 14. A day when people celebrate and enjoy themselves – festival 15. An important or happy day when people have fun with friends or relatives – celebrate 16. Festival celebrated by the whole country – National Festival 17. To raise to a high position – hoist
- 18. People Tools watchman stick and gun tailor scissor carpenter saw doctor injection
- 19. Baby Animals elephant – calf dog – puppy cat – kitten deer – doe tiger – cub frog – tadpole cow – calf horse – colt sheep – lamb
- 20. Sounds made by Animals: dog – bark bird – chirp cat – purr Food of Animals: dog – bone rabbit – carrot elephant – sugarcane monkey – banana
- 21. Names: Two water animals – fish, whale Two animals that climb trees – monkey, koala bear Two animals that live both on land and water – frog, snake Two domestic animals – cow, goat Two wild animals – lion, tiger Two pet animals – cat, dog
- 22. dog – kennel monkey – trees lion – den fish – water rats – holes birds – nest bees – hives cows – sheds horse – stable hens – coops rabbits – burrows Homes of animals: