Question bank
Chapter-1 Silver
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4
Underline the relative clause in each sentence.
(a) The book that I got from the library is due tomorrow.
(b) My father, whom I respect, congratulated me on a job well done.
(c) I am always frustrated by people who talk while watching a movie.
(d) The store no longer sold the computer that I wanted.
(e) The singer who was very talented won the contest.
(f) The girl to whom you have spoken is my sister.
(g) The tallest man who came to the show is my Uncle James.
Q-5
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
(a) 'Why are you so sad?' 'I've lost the bananas _______ I bought this morning.' (who / that / what)
(b) Haven't you seen the man _______ bought a ticket from the conductor just now? (that / what / who)
(c) I came upon the girl _______ was wearing the pink hat at your niece's wedding. (what / who / which)
(d) Have you seen the man _______ is sitting with that girl in the corner before? (who / who / which)
(e) The man _______ you were talking to at the meeting is my brother-in-law. (what / who / which)
(f) The man, to _______ everybody tried to talk at the theatre, is my uncle.(who / whom / which)
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The moon is walking
(i)
slowly(ii)
hardly(iii)
quickly(iv)
hurriedlyQ-2 The moon
(i)
puts on shows(ii)
moves barefoot(iii)
moves barefoot(iv)
doesn't move at allQ-3 The objects which have silvery gleam are
(i)
fruits(ii)
trees(iii)
all of them(iv)
thatched cottageQ-4 What is the moon compared to in the first four lines?
(i)
a dog sleeping(ii)
a tree and its silvery leaves(iii)
elevators(iv)
a log and its sturdinessChapter-2 Keep Away From Germs
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 fill in the blanks
(a) Steam can drive engines. Our teacher did an _______________ in class to show this.
Q-5
Underline the demonstrative pronouns in the following sentences:
(a) Paul bought those for ten rupees.
(b) These are the best shoes I have ever worn.
(c) Can you believe that?
(d) This is what I meant.
(e) I can see that this is what you want.
(f) Those are terrible jokes.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Very frequently, files carry bacteria along with them and settle on
(i)
sewage(ii)
rubbish(iii)
food(iv)
all of themQ-2 By the time, Montu fall very sick, the bacteria were enjoying themselves, unaware of any
(i)
feeling(ii)
sorrow(iii)
danger(iv)
troubleQ-3 Protection against germs can be had by getting a
(i)
protection(ii)
medicine(iii)
vaccination(iv)
vaccinationQ-4 The bacterium which is the character in the lesson says that – “We consider ourselves harmless ______.”
(i)
malaria(ii)
killer(iii)
bacteria(iv)
creaturesChapter-3 The Invisible Man
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
(c) Some young fellows dressed in________________ joined the group to find about the stranger.
(d) A crowd of perhaps ________ people collected in front of Mrs Hall's lodge.
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4
Fill in the blanks with reflexive pronouns.
(a) A house divided against ___________ cannot stand.
(b) You always think about ___________ .
(c) He made the breakfast by ___________ .
(d) He was sitting by ___________ .
(e) I cannot bring ___________ to do it.
Q-5
Underline the pronouns in the following sentences as reflexive and emphatic.
(a) I will do it myself.
(b) John hurt himself while he was jogging in the park.
(c) He himself made the remark.
(d) I wash myself when I get up.
(e) The boys fooled themselves.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The stranger looked around, angrier than
(i)
ever(ii)
after(iii)
always(iv)
neverQ-2 The stranger had bandages on his
(i)
face(ii)
mouth(iii)
chin(iv)
noseQ-3 The stranger sat hidden in his long coat, hat and dark glasses in the darkness of the
(i)
roof(ii)
parlour(iii)
room(iv)
barQ-4 Jaffers simply got up and brought out a pair of
(i)
handcuffs(ii)
collars(iii)
shoes(iv)
bananasChapter-4 Skill Sans Wisdom is of No Use
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 write the words given in the brackets using infinitive in the blanks
Q-5
Underline the infinitive phrase in each of the sentences below.
(a) Siddharth knows that to drive up the hill is impossible.
(b) Sam told that he'd like to travel to Darjeeling.
(c) Jim told Jack to kick the football at Henry.
(d) Paras built a shelter which is to comfort travellers.
(e) Ravi's dream to fly an MIG has finally come true!
(f) Priya and Aziz tried to follow orders, but they failed.
(g) It is a chance to stop them from coming to our place.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 All the brothers liked this idea and started discussing what kind of knowledge they should
(i)
seek(ii)
master(iii)
understand(iv)
listenQ-2 They planned to meet again at a particular time and place to see what each of them had
(i)
learnt(ii)
known(iii)
spoken(iv)
followedQ-3 The four brothers were very pleased to discover that they had all acquired
(i)
money(ii)
skills(iii)
honour(iv)
recognitionQ-4 The fourth brother, who brought the lion of life, is the
(i)
accused(ii)
stupid(iii)
guilty(iv)
subjectChapter-5 The Buddha
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with ‘for’ or ‘since’.
Q-5
Tick the correct option.
(a) Reena has lived here (since / for) ten years.
(b) I haven't seen you (since / for) last March.
(c) We sat and talked (since / for) 30 minutes.
(d) My sister studied French (since / for) nine years.
(e) Mark has been learning Spanish (since / for) March 1999.
(f) We haven't had an earthquake (since / for) 10 years.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Siddhartha remained a quiet child, always lost in
(i)
thought(ii)
emotion(iii)
learning(iv)
feelingQ-2 The disagreement between Siddhartha and Devadutta was brought before the royal
(i)
court(ii)
house(iii)
home(iv)
coupleQ-3 The judges said that whoever saves a life has more right to own a
(i)
creature(ii)
bird(iii)
tree(iv)
lionQ-4 After hearing both sides of the story, the judges decided to give Siddhartha the
(i)
plant(ii)
swan(iii)
duck(iv)
rabbitChapter-6 I Float My Paper Boat
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with 'some' or 'any'.
Q-5 Fill in the blanks with 'much' or 'many'.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The poet loads his boats with shiuli flowers from his
(i)
garden(ii)
room(iii)
forest(iv)
libraryQ-2 After launching his paper boats, he looks up into the
(i)
clouds(ii)
sky(iii)
ocean(iv)
streamQ-3 Looking into the sky, the poet sees the little clouds setting their white bulging
(i)
sails(ii)
snows(iii)
flowers(iv)
boatsQ-4 The poet thinks that the fairies of sleep are sailing in the boat and the lading is their baskets full of
(i)
flowers(ii)
fruits(iii)
dreams(iv)
shiuli flowersChapter-7 Flood
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with 'some' or 'any'.
Q-5
Use 'Can' / 'Can't' / 'Could' / 'Couldn't' to fill in the blanks.
(a) A cat __________ climb up a trees.
(b) Elephants __________ climb up trees.
(c) I never learnt to swim, so I __________ swim very well.
(d) When I was a child, I __________ drive a car.
(e) When I was a baby, I __________ sleep all day long.
(f) Now that I'm grown up, I __________ sleep all day. I have to work.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The crow cawed and flew up, circled the tree few times, and returned to the
(i)
tree(ii)
boat(iii)
nest(iv)
roof-topQ-2 Because of its great size, the tree did not move very swiftly on the
(i)
flood(ii)
river(iii)
stream(iv)
waterQ-3 Meena felt very tired and her arms were aching, and she was no longer
(i)
upright(ii)
prompt(iii)
regular(iv)
steadyQ-4 The little boat moved swiftly down the
(i)
water(ii)
river(iii)
current(iv)
streamChapter-8 Swiss Family Robinson
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with appropriate collective nouns.
Q-5
Fill in the blanks with conjunctions (and, but, or, so, because, because of).
(a) He got off the bus, bought a newspaper ___________ went into a cafe.
(b) There was a little cat at the top of a tall tree ___________ I called the rescue team.
(c) I bought everything in the shopping list ___________ I couldn't find any oranges.
(d) She can buy a nice laptop ___________ she can have a short holiday with the money she saved.
(e) My father didn't come home yesterday evening ___________ he had an important meeting
(f) I don't want to watch this film ___________ I didn't like the plot of it.
Q-6
Encircle the conjunction that connects the two phrases in each sentence.
(a) Rajat loves to play basketball, for he is very tall.
(b) The baby is crying because it is hungry.
(c) Madhu ate a lot yet she is hungry.
(d) The man is fast but the woman is faster.
(e) He is tired so he is taking rest.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Steeping the flex leaves destroys the useless
(i)
membrance(ii)
shape(iii)
fiber(iv)
cultureQ-2 The nest of the flamingo are so strong that they can neither be overturned nor
(i)
destroyed(ii)
thrown(iii)
wasted(iv)
washed awayQ-3 The nests are formed in the shape of blunted
(i)
fumes(ii)
cones(iii)
arcs(iv)
shapesQ-4 Their mornings were occupied in tending the
(i)
animals(ii)
flowers(iii)
birds(iv)
flamingosChapter-9 The Emperor and the Nightingale
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Fill in the blanks
(a) A Japanese merchant has brought a wonderful _________ bird to the city.
Q-3 Answer the following questions.
Q-4
Here are some contracted forms of words. Rewrite these words without using the apostrophe.
(a) can't _______________
(b) you're _______________
(c) won't _______________
(d) she's _______________
(e) it's _______________
(f) we're _______________
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The nightingale was unhappy because
(i)
it lived in a golden cage.(ii)
it had a collar round its neck(iii)
it was not free(iv)
it had to sing every day.Q-2 The emperor asked the minister to buy the toy bird because
(i)
the nightingale stopped singing(ii)
the minister said that real birds die; toy birds don't.(iii)
he did not like to listen to the real nightingale(iv)
he wanted to set the nightingale freeQ-3 The emperor sat on a golden throne and in front of the throne was hung a
(i)
nightingale(ii)
golden cage(iii)
golden collar(iv)
toy birdQ-4 The nightingale stayed in the emperor's palace because
(i)
it liked to sing to the emperor(ii)
it liked to live in the palace.(iii)
it wished to obey the emperor(iv)
it was kept locked in a cageQ-5 (e) All the travellers who visited China praised this nightingale because it sang
(i)
wonderfully(ii)
angrily(iii)
softly(iv)
smoothlyChapter-10 Nouns: Gender
Q-1 Change the gender and rewrite the following sentences.
Q-2 Match the following.

Q-3 Tick (✔) the correct gender of noun that should go with the sentence.
Q-4
Write the gender of the underlined words in the sentences.
(a) Rakhi wrote letters to her friends.
(b) Mother feeds her baby.
(c) The headmaster called the students.
(d) The captain led the team into the playground.
(e) The queen told her story to a nun.
(f) My niece has bought a small dog.
Chapter-11 Nouns: Possession
Q-1 Use an apostrophe to show possession.
Q-2 Put an apostrophe and rewrite each sentences.
Q-3 Rewrite each of the following sentences after inserting the missing apostrophe
Q-4 . Rewrite each sentence using an apostrophe
Q-5
Use the plural forms of the underlined nouns in the sentences.
(a) My brother's copies were stolen.
(b) The visitor's rooms are going to be cleaned today.
(c) The doctor's coats are white in colour.
(d) At school, teacher's desks are made of wood.
(e) The carpenter's tools were broken.
Chapter-12 Adjectives
Q-1 Fill in the blanks with the adjectives of quality.
Q-2 Fill in the blank with the adjectives of number or quantity.
Q-3 Fill in the blanks with possessive adjectives.
Q-4 Underline the demonstrative adjectives that best complete each sentence.
Q-5
Underline the adjective in each sentence. Then, write the noun it described in the sentence.
(a) Jasmine cleaned her dirty room. __________________________
(b) The painting was beautiful. _______________________
(c) Rakesh and Sahil ate shortbread cookies. ___________________________
(d) I walked up the stairs of the old building. ______________________
(e) Can you sing a soothing song? ________________________
Q-6
Fill in the blanks with the suitable describing words.
(a) Uma is an _____________ girl.
(b) We had a_______________ time in the park.
(c) That ________________shirt is mine.
(d) Raj wants some ______________________ time for preparation.
(e) Yesterday my mother prepared a __________________ dinner.
Chapter-13 Adjectives: Degree of Comparison
Q-1 Fill in each blank with much or many.
(e) I've packed _________ bottles of water.
(f) the old man hasn't got ________hair on his head
Q-2 Write the comparative form of:
Q-3 Write the superlative form of:
Q-4
Complete each sentence with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective in the brackets.
(a) This is the _______________ book I've ever read. (good)
(b) My neighbour is the _______________ person I know. (lucky)
(c) Friday is the ________________ day of the week. (busy)
(d) These trainers are much _______________ those. (cheap)
(e) My sister is _______________ my brother. (intelligent)
(f) lam _____________ at English than you. (good)
Chapter-14 A, An, The
Q-1 Use 'a' or 'an' , 'the' to fill in each blanks.
Q-2 Fill in the blank with the suitable . If no article is needed , keep the space blank.
Chapter-15 Basic Geometry
Q-1
Identify vertical, oblique and horizontal lines in the following figures:
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-2
Answer the followings:
(a) List any two difference between a line segment, line and a ray.
(b) Differentiate between parallel and intersecting lines.
Q-3
Look at cricket field given below and answer the questions given below the figure.

(a) Is there any acute angle? Write its measure.
(b) How many right angles are there?
(c) Is there any obtuse angle ? Write its measure.
(d) How many straight angles are there?
(e) Is there any semicircle?
(f) Is there any complete angle?
Q-4
Name the angles formed in each of the figures given along with their numbers:
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-5
Fill in the blanks with reference to the figures given below :

(a) ∠AOB measures ________________ degrees.
(b) ∠XOY measures ________________ degrees.
(c) ∠AOC measures ________________ degrees.
(d) Is ∠BOC ________________ = ∠COB? Give reason.
(e) ∠YOZ is ________________ because it measures in ________________.
Q-6
Classify the angles as acute, obtuse angles in the figure given below :

(a) ∠ a is ______________ angle.
(b) ∠ b is ______________ angle.
(c) ∠ e is ______________ angle.
(d) ∠ d is ______________ angle.
Q-7
Can you compare the angles given below and use symbols <, =, >, wherever required.

(i) Which angle has highest measure?
(ii) Which angle has lowest measure?
(iii) ∠AOB _____ ∠POQ
(iv) ∠LOIIM ______ 90°
(v) ∠XOY ______ ∠LOIIIM
(vi) Difference between ∠LOIIIM and ∠WOIVT
Chapter-16 Shapes, Patterns and Symmetry
Q-1 Study the following patterns:
Q-2 Write the product without actually multiplying.
Q-3 Observe the pattern and complete the series.
Q-4
Which of the following will look the same after quarter turn ? Circle it.

Q-5
Which of the following will look the same after half turn ? Circle it.

Q-6
Write 6 letters of English alphabet which look the same after half turn.
Q-7
Draw the shape that you will set after rotating of the given shapes through half turn.

Q-8
Circle the number that look the same after half turn :
99; 101; 828; 2002; 2200; 898; 3993.
Q-9
Which is the largest 5 digit number and smallest 7-digit number that look the same on a half turn.
Q-10
Which of the following shapes will look the same after quarter 1/3 and 1/6 turn ? Circle it.

Q-11
Draw the 1/3 and 1/6 turn of the following shapes/figures and mark (✓) for the figures, which return back to their original shapes/figures after 1/3 and 1/6 turns.

Q-12
Use the designs given below and form three patterns for each by tracing the same in your note-book and by rotating through 1/2 turn, 1/4 turn and 1/6 turn.
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-13
Identify the pattern and complete the following sequences :
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-14
What will be next in the series ?
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-15
Which shapes does not follow the pattern ? Circle it out.
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

Q-16
Fill in the blanks using properties of addition of consecutive numbers.
(a)

(b)

Q-17
Study the following patterns :
(a) 1, 8, 27, .............................
(b) 11211, 1112111, 111121111, .............................
What do you find in each of the above pattern?
Q-18
Write the product without actually multiplying.
(a) 35 × 35 = .........................
(b) 225 × 225 = .........................
Q-19
Observe the pattern and fill in the missing terms
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-20
Observe the pattern and complete the series.
(a) 2, 12, 22, 32, .............. , .............. , .............. , ..............
(b) 1, 3, 5, 7, .............. , .............. , .............. , ..............
(c) 4, 9, 16, 25, .............. , .............. , .............. , ..............
(d) 4, 16, 64, 256 .............. , .............. , .............. , ..............
(e) 34, 32, 30, 28 .............. , .............. , .............. , ..............
Chapter-17 Measurements
Q-1 Fill in the blanks:
Q-2 Convert the following.
Q-3 Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.
Q-4 Complete the sentences given below:
Q-5
Match the following:

Q-6
Fill in the banks:
(a) 5 dam = ______ km
(b) 2 hm = ______ m
(c) 1 dm = ______ mm
(d) 1 dam = ______ dm
Q-7
Match the following:

Q-8
Find weight in gram:
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-9
Find weight in kg:
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-10
Convert as asked in the question
(a) 453.0037 kg = __________ g.
(b) 352,000,000 mg = __________ kg
(c) 0.00004275 hg = __________ cg
(d) 0.006 g = __________ mg
(e) 75,300,000 mg = __________ g
Q-11
Write conversion from :
(a) 3 g into kg
(b) 5003 g into kg
(c) 75 kg into g
(d) 50 kg 80 g into kg
(e) 32 dg 40 mg into g
Q-12
Fill in the blanks :
(a) 33.45 ml = ___________ 1
(b) 800 ml = ___________ kl
(c) 695,000 l = ___________ kl
(d) 0.000092 kl = ___________ cl
(e) 75,500.314 cl = ___________ l
Q-13
Find the capacity in ml
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-14
Find the capacity in l.
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-15
Match the following:

Q-16
Add the following :
(a) 7 m 50 cm + 2 m 5 cm + 80 cm
(b) 7 km 500 m + 9 km 75 m + 5 km 7 m
(c) 6 kg 750 g + 2 kg 90 g + 1 kg 10 g
(d) 10 l 465 ml + 5 l 60 ml + 24 l 10 ml
Q-17
Subtract the following :
(a) 4 m 10 mm from 10 m 6 cm
(b) 10 mg from 3g
(c) 22 l 6 dl 20 ml from 46 l 20 dl 25 ml
(d) 8 l 240 ml from 11 l 330 ml
Q-18
Fill in the blanks with correct unit :
(a) A bottle of kerosene oil has capacity of 50 __________ .
(b) The weight of sleepers is about 500 __________ .
(c) Vegetable in bag weights about 10 __________ .
(d) Drum contains fuel measuring 100 __________ .
Chapter-18 Perimeter and Area
Q-1 Fill in the blanks.
Q-2 Answer the following.
Q-3
Complete the table given below :

Q-4
Calculate the perimeter of the following using formula.
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

Q-5
Answer the following :
(a) The perimeter of square is 60 cm, what will be its side?
(b) The length and breadth of rectangle is 5 cm and 20 cm. What will be perimeter of the rectangle?
(c) The length and perimeter of a field is 30 m and 150 m. What will be its breadth?
(d) If I took 3 rounds of square garden of 40 m dimension, what distance I have covered?
(e) What will be width of box having dimensions as 15 cm and perimeter 100 cm? Guess what shape it is, give reasons.
Q-6
Calculate the perimeters of the following shapes :
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q-7
Find the area of these shapes :
(a)

(b)

Q-8
Find the area of following triangles :
(a)

(b)

(c)

Q-9
Estimate the area of following figures in sq. units.
(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

Chapter-19 Volumes of Solids
Q-1 Find the volumes of the following cuboids:
Q-2 If 10 coins of `. 1 have a volume of 8 cm3, how many such coins are required to raise the water level by.
Q-3
Write the measurement of following objects and find the volume :
(a) Square of side 14 cm
(b) Rectangle of dimensions 11 cm and 7 cm
(c) Square of side 9 cm
(d) Rectangle of length 13 cm and breadth 6 cm
Q-4
If on dipping some object the water level in the measuring show rises by ,What will be the volume of each object?
(a) 10 ml
(b) 25 ml
(c) 9 ml
(d) 32 ml
Q-5
If 10 coins of ₹. 1 have a volume of 8 cm3, how many such coins are required to raise the water level by.
(a) 40 ml
(b) 24 ml
(c) 16 ml
(d) 64 ml
Chapter-20 Solids, Liquids and Gases
Q-1 match the following

Q-2 Short-answer type questions.
Q-3 Long-answer type questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of the following is a physical change?
(i)
melting of butter(ii)
rusting of iron(iii)
changing of wheat into bread(iv)
burning of paperQ-2 Milk turning sour is a
(i)
physical change(ii)
chemical change(iii)
reversible change(iv)
none of theseQ-3 _______________ and salt are soluble in water.
(i)
chalk(ii)
sugar(iii)
sand(iv)
koreseneChapter-21 Force and Energy
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Match the following:

Q-3 Short-answer type questions
Q-4 Long answer type questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 A ball moving on the ground comes to rest on its own after some time due to the
(i)
frictional force(ii)
gravitational force(iii)
mechanical forceQ-2 A rubber band possesses
(i)
magnetic force(ii)
muscular force(iii)
elastic forceQ-3 The energy possessed by a body due to its position or motion is known as
(i)
electrical energy(ii)
mechanical energy(iii)
magnetic energyQ-4 The form of energy which is used for lifting heavy iron objects using a strong magnet is
(i)
wind energy(ii)
kinetic energy(iii)
magnetic energyQ-5 The force responsible for keeping us bound to the earth is
(i)
frictional force(ii)
gravitational force(iii)
muscular forceQ-6 6. which of these simple machines helps to move heavier objects to a hight?
(i)
pulley(ii)
lever(iii)
inclined planeQ-7 Tongs are an example of
(i)
Third Class Lever(ii)
second class lever(iii)
third class leverChapter-22 Air and Water
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
(f) _____________water is the purest form of water.
Q-2 Short answer type questions:
Q-3 Long answer type questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The air is the maximum percentage of this gas.
(i)
Oxygen(ii)
Carbon dioxide(iii)
nitrogen(iv)
argonQ-2 The process is used for removing insoluble impurities from water.
(i)
sedimentation(ii)
chlorination(iii)
distillation(iv)
evaporationQ-3 Impure water contains many disease- causing germs like those of
(i)
cholera(ii)
jaundice(iii)
all of these(iv)
dysenteryQ-4 This water is mainly used in car batteries , science experiment and in medicines
(i)
boiled water(ii)
distilled water(iii)
tap water(iv)
sea waterChapter-23 Safety First
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 True Or False
Q-3 Short answer type questions
Q-4 Long answer type questions

Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What kind of rules will help to avoid accidents?
(i)
Fracture rules(ii)
Exercise rules(iii)
safety rules(iv)
food rulesQ-2 In which of the following cases is it advisable to take an anti- tetanus injection?
(i)
Cuts caused by a rushed object(ii)
Fractures(iii)
Sprains(iv)
poisoningQ-3 For which injury is a paste of baking soda and water applied?
(i)
Fractures(ii)
Burns(iii)
Bee stings(iv)
snake bitesQ-4 Which of the following helps to put our fire?
(i)
Supplying to the fire(ii)
Adding fuel to the fire(iii)
All of these(iv)
reducing the temperatureQ-5 Which cleadly disease can be caused due to the bite of a dog or a monkey?
(i)
Jaundice(ii)
Rickets(iii)
Rabies(iv)
tetanusChapter-24 The Earth, The Sun and The Moon
Q-1 One Word Answer
Q-2 Match the following:

Q-3 Short answer type questions:
Q-4 Long answer type questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The moon is extremely hot during the day and very cold at night because of the absence of
(i)
atmosphere(ii)
wind(iii)
weather(iv)
none of theseQ-2 When the side of the moon facing the earth does not receive any sunlight and the moon is not visible to us, then it is called a
(i)
new moon(ii)
gibbous moon(iii)
full moon(iv)
crescentChapter-25 Light and Shadows
Q-1 Match the following:

Q-2 Short answer type questions:
Q-3 Long answer type questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of these is a transparent object?
(i)
cardboard(ii)
black paper(iii)
glass(iv)
none of theseQ-2 The shadow is the ______________ in the afternoon.
(i)
thinnest(ii)
largest(iii)
shortest(iv)
none of theseQ-3 No light can pass through objects that are
(i)
transparent(ii)
translucent(iii)
opaque(iv)
none of theseChapter-26 Natural Disasters
Q-1 True Or False
Q-2 Short answer type questions:
Q-3 Long answer type questions:
Q-4 Match the following:

Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Structures shatter, buildings shake, roads crack and communication fails during
(i)
spring(ii)
winter(iii)
Earthquake(iv)
summerQ-2 Those who study earthquakes are called
(i)
geologists(ii)
seismologists(iii)
astronomers(iv)
astronomersQ-3 The volcanoes that have erupted long ago in the past, but are now quiet and may erupt in the future are called
(i)
extinct volcanoes(ii)
dormant volcanoes(iii)
active volcanoes(iv)
none of theseQ-4 Which of the following disasters cannot be triggered by an erupting volcano ?
(i)
Earthquakes(ii)
Tsunamis(iii)
Floods(iv)
none of theseQ-5 The soil formed from the volcanic rock is rich in minerals like
(i)
gold(ii)
potassium(iii)
aluminium(iv)
none of theseQ-6 the drought of the century in the history of india was in
(i)
1904-1905(ii)
1962-1963(iii)
1986-1987(iv)
2008-2009Chapter-27 Communication
Q-1 Write short answers:
Q-2 Answer the following questions:
Q-3 Write true or false against each of the following:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The telephone was invented by _____________.
(i)
Alexander Graham Bell(ii)
J.L. BairdQ-2 STD and ISD are linked with_____________.
(i)
Television(ii)
TelephoneQ-3 The television was invented by ___________.
(i)
J.C. Bose(ii)
J.L. BairdQ-4 Advertisements are the means of _________________ communication.
(i)
Mass(ii)
PersonalQ-5 E-mail can be sent through the _____________.
(i)
Internet(ii)
RadioChapter-28 The World of Growing Knowledge
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Write short answers:
Q-3 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Who invented the printing press?
(i)
Gutenberg(ii)
B. Pascal(iii)
Tsai LunQ-2 Who were the first to use papyrus?
(i)
Egyptians(ii)
Chinese(iii)
IndiansQ-3 Braille script is the script developed for the
(i)
dumb(ii)
deaf(iii)
blindQ-4 What made man superior to other species on the Earth?
(i)
Knowledge(ii)
Communication(iii)
ScriptQ-5 Which plant was used for making a paper-like material?
(i)
Palm(ii)
Sangoon(iii)
PapyrusChapter-29 Environment
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Write short answers:
Q-3 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Excessive use of __________ is harmful to the soil.
(i)
plants(ii)
chemicalsQ-2 Air pollution is caused due to _______.
(i)
forest fires(ii)
oil spillsQ-3 ___________ cannot be recycled.
(i)
Glass(ii)
VegetablesQ-4 Composts add _____________ to the soil.
(i)
harmful wastes(ii)
nutrientsChapter-30 Natural Disasters
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Answer the following questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which instrument is used for measuring the intensity of an earthquake?
(i)
Seismograph(ii)
Microscope(iii)
TelescopeQ-2 Overflowing of water which submerges the land is called
(i)
Flood(ii)
Drought(iii)
VolcanoQ-3 The magma that comes out of the Earth is called
(i)
Lava(ii)
Cyclone(iii)
tsunamiChapter-31 Health and Science
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Match the following:

Q-3 Write short answers:
Q-4 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 A branch of science that deals with the different aspects of human health is
(i)
Health Science(ii)
Medicine(iii)
Astrology(iv)
chemistryQ-2 The thermometer was discovered by
(i)
Rene Laennec(ii)
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit(iii)
Alexander Wood(iv)
zacharish janseenQ-3 The microscope was invented by
(i)
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit(ii)
Alexander Wood(iii)
Zacharis Janssen(iv)
rene laennecQ-4 The stethoscope was invented in 1816 by
(i)
Rene Laennec(ii)
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit(iii)
Alexander Wood(iv)
zeccharis janssenChapter-32 Famous People of the World
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Write short answers:
Q-3 Answer the following questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The famous poet from the world literature includes
(i)
Adolf Hitler(ii)
Lord Byron(iii)
Abraham Lincoln(iv)
mahatma gandhiQ-2 The only person who had written national songs of two countries is
(i)
Sarojini Naidu(ii)
William Shakespeare(iii)
Rabindranath Tagore(iv)
lord boyonQ-3 The great explorer of the world includes
(i)
Lord Byron(ii)
Sarojini Naidu(iii)
Vasco da Gama(iv)
sarojini naiduQ-4 The person who gave the lesson of peace and non-violence to the world, and led India to independence is
(i)
Jawahar Lal Nehru(ii)
Mahatma Gandhi(iii)
Subhash Chandra Bose(iv)
mother teresaChapter-33 The United Nations
Q-1 Write short answers:
Q-2 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of the following is not an organ of the UN?
(i)
Security Council(ii)
icj(iii)
General Assembly(iv)
whoQ-2 The Secretary-General is the head of the
(i)
The Security Council(ii)
The General Assembly(iii)
Secretriat(iv)
trusteeship CouncilQ-3 Which of the following is the official judicial organ of the UN?
(i)
The Trusteeship Council(ii)
The ICJ(iii)
The General Assembly(iv)
the secretariatQ-4 Many social welfare agencies work through the
(i)
International Court of Justice(ii)
Trusteeship Council(iii)
Security Council(iv)
Economic and Social CouncilChapter-34 The British Rule and the 1857 War of Independence
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 True Or False
Q-3 Write short answers:
Q-4 Answer the following questions:
Chapter-35 Our Freedom Movement (1857-1947)
Q-1 Match the following:

Q-2 Write short answers:
Q-3 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The founder member of the Indian National Congress included
(i)
Raja Ram Mohan Rai(ii)
A. 0. Hume(iii)
Lala Lajpat Rai(iv)
bal gangadhar tilakQ-2 The name given to untouchables by Mahatma Gandhi was
(i)
Valmiki(ii)
Harijans(iii)
Prabhujan(iv)
revolutionariesQ-3 Non-cooperation movement was started by
(i)
Bhagat Singh(ii)
Subhash Chandra Bose(iii)
Mahatma Gandhi(iv)
bal gangadhar tilakQ-4 during the non cooperation movement, the young leader who joined the movement was
(i)
subhash chandra bosh(ii)
bhagat singh(iii)
abul kalam azad(iv)
muhammad aliChapter-36 Political Administration of India
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
Q-2 Write short answers:
Q-3 Answer the following questions:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The main branch of the central government is
(i)
Lower Court(ii)
High Court(iii)
The Judiciary(iv)
PARLIAMENTQ-2 The highest court of the country is the
(i)
High Court(ii)
Supreme Court(iii)
Civil Court(iv)
spereme courtQ-3 The head of a state is called the
(i)
Chief Minister(ii)
Governor(iii)
Home Minister(iv)
primeministerQ-4 The number of the members of the Lok Sabha are
(i)
230(ii)
543(iii)
552(iv)
250Chapter-38 Animal Planet
Q-1 One Word Answer
Chapter-39 Indian States and Capitals
Q-1 Match the following:

Chapter-40 The India Quiz
Q-1 Write the name of the place for each of the following sobriquets:
Q-2 Match the following:

Chapter-41 Sports and Colours
Q-1 Match the following:

Chapter-42 Indian Medal Winners at the Olympics
Q-1 One Word Answer
Chapter-43 Spot the Mistakes
Q-1 Spot the errors and rewrite the sentences.
Chapter-44 Books and Authors
Q-1 here are some famous books. write the names of their autores






Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Who is this author in the Picture?
(i)
R.K. Narayan(ii)
Ruskin Bond(iii)
Vikram SethQ-2 Which of these famous novels has been written by Ruskin Bond?
(i)
Grandfather's Private Zoo(ii)
A Suitable Boy(iii)
Swami and FriendsQ-3 Which award has Ruskin Bond won?
(i)
Bharat Ratan(ii)
Padma Bhushan(iii)
Nobel prizeChapter-46 Ayurveda
Q-1 Fill in the blanks
(g) ___________ commonly used in our kitchen, has anti- bacterial and pain-relieving properties.
(h) The bark of the______ tree is used for producing quinine a medicine to treate malaria.
(i). The roots of the___________ plant are used for treating ailments including those of nervous system disorder.
(j) the bark of the _____________tree is used for treating heart related ailments.
Chapter-47 Landmarks of the World
Q-1 One Word Answer
Chapter-48 Airports
Q-1 Match the following:
