Week 4

Worksheet 1 Class IV GEOGRAPHY: ANSWER KEY

OUT COUNTRY INDIA

Fill in the blanks with the correct words:

1 . A large landmass which is a part of a larger continent is a subcontinent.

2. Nepal, Bhutan, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar are foreign countries sharing common

border with India.

3. The name of the Indian Subcontinent is South Asia.

4. A capital is a city where the government has its offices.

5. The capital of India is New Delhi.

6. India has 29 states and 7 Union Territories.

7. The two archipelagos are Lakshadweep Islands and Andaman and NicobarIslands.

8. The natural regions are the geographical regions created by nature.

9. The three main rivers which come down the Himalayas are Ganga, Yamuna and Brahmaputra.

10. Greenland is smaller than a continent so it is considered as a subcontinent.

Q. How many natural regions are there in India? Name them.

Ans: There are six natural regions in India.

They are – 1. The Northern Mountains

2. The Northern Plains

3. The Central Plateau

. 4. The Great Indian Desert

5. The Coastal Plains

6. The Island Regions.

NAME ____________________ CLASS: IV SEC: ________

1. Number of sheets in 1 folder = 56

⸫ Number of sheets in 24 folders = 56× 24

Answer - There are 1,344 sheets in 24 folders.

2. Number of biscuits in 1 packet = 12

⸫ Number of biscuits in 24 packets = 24 × 12

Answer – There are 288 biscuits in 24 packets.

3. Cost of 1 book = Rs. 67

⸫ Cost of 102 books = 102 × 67

Answer – Cost of 102 books is Rs. 6,834

4. Cost of 1 bicycle = Rs. 4,215

⸫ Cost of 87 bicycles = Rs. 4,215 × 87

Answer – Cost of 87 bicycles is Rs, 3,66,705

5. Cost of 1 movie ticket = Rs. 750

⸫Cost of 42 tickets = Rs. 750 × 42

Answer – Cost of 42 tickets is Rs. 31,500

NAME ____________________ CLASS: IV SEC: ________

1. Total amount of money = Rs. 5,876

Total number of people = 26

⸫ Amount of money each person will get = Rs. 5,876 ÷ 26

Answer – Each person will get Rs. 226

2. Total quantity of wheat = 9975kg

Total number of bags = 95

⸫ Quantity of wheat each bag will contain = 9975kg ÷ 95

Answer – Each bag will contain 105kg of wheat

3. Total number of people = 89

Number of people that can sit in 1 table = 12

Number of tables needed = 89 ÷ 12

Quotient - 7

Remainder – 5

If the caterer arranges 7 tables, then 5 people will have no place to sit.

So he needs to arrange 7 + 1 = 8 tables.

Answer – 8 tables are needed.

4. Number of cookies Mohan baked = 195

Number of packets = 13

Number of cookies in each packet = 195 ÷ 13 = 15

Answer - Mark put 15 cookies in each packet.

5. Total number of oranges = 250

Number of oranges needed to make a glass of juice = 5

⸫ Number of glasses of juice Nancy made = 250 ÷ 5 = 50

Answer - Nancy can make 50 glasses of orange juice.

NAME ____________________ CLASS: IV SEC: ________

Complete the sentence by using the adjectives written in bold in its correct form.

1. This is a nice cat. It's much nicer than my friend's cat.

2. Here is Emily. She's six years old. Her brother is nine, so he is older.

3. This is a difficult exercise. But the exercise with an asterisk (*) is the most

difficult exercise on the worksheet.

4. He has an interesting hobby, but my sister has the most interesting one in the

world.

5. In the last holidays I read a good book, but father gave me an even better one

last weekend.

6. A holiday in the mountains is enjoyable. But a holiday by the sea is more

enjoyable than a holiday in the mountains.

7. Skateboarding is a dangerous hobby. Bungee jumping is more

dangerous than skateboarding.

8. This magazine is cheap, but that one is cheaper.

9. We live in a small house, but my grandparents' house is even smaller than

ours.

10. Yesterday John told me a funny joke. This joke was the funniest joke I've

ever heard.

NAME ____________________ CLASS: IV SEC: ________

1. The Common Era or CE is the period of measured time beginning with

the year 1 (the traditional birth date of Jesus Christ) to the present. BCE

or Before Common Era is connected to dates before 1 CE.

2. Jesus was born in a village called Bethlehem. It was in a country called

Palestine on the Mediterranean coast. He was born on 25th December,

about 2000 years ago.

3. Jesus grew up in a place called Nazareth, near the lake of Galilee in

North Palestine.

4. Mother Mary brought Jesus up to be a good Jew and taught him the

Jewish scriptures.

5. As Jesus grew up, he became very thoughtful. He could see that people

were not happy. He noticed a great difference between the rich and the

poor. He saw that many rich Jews did not follow what was written in the

scriptures.

6. Jesus taught people to lead a good and useful life. This would help them

to overcome their miseries and be happy. He wanted people to love God,

to look after their parents and to be kind to everyone. He wanted them to

look after the sick and poor, to obey the laws and not to be selfish. He

asked men not to seek high positions and to be humble.

7. Jesus is called the Saviour because he taught people how to lead a good

and useful life. This would help them to overcome their miseries and be

happy.

8. The Jews did not like Jesus because he criticized the Jewish priests for

following the scriptures too literally. The Jews had many rules, and

sometimes these rules were cruel. When Jesus talked to them about this

they became very angry and ordered him to stop his preaching.

9. A number of people, most of them very poor, listened to what he said

and believed in him. They became his disciples.

10. The Jews had a great feast each year in Jerusalem called the Passover.

People from every part of the country came to celebrate the Passover.

11. Jesus did not write any of his teachings. The writings of his four

disciples were later known as the Gospels.

Jesus often told people simple and interesting stories to illustrate his

teachings. These stories are known as Parables.

The Bible is the most holy and sacred book of the Christians.

12. Roman Governor Pontius Pilate thought that it was really not fair to

crucify Jesus. So he took some water and washed his hands in front of the

Jews to make it clear that he did not want to be associated with Jesus’

punishment.