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Class 4 EVS chapter 11 question answer

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Welcome to Class 4 EVS chapter 11 question answer. On this page find important extra questions for this NCERT book for Class 4 EVS Chapter 11 The Valley of Flowers.

Class 4th EVS chapter 11 question answer (NCERT Book)

The questions found on The Valley of Flowers class 4 EVS worksheet with answers have been prepared in a manner that is consistent with the NCERT book. Getting more practice with these questions will help you achieve better grades in school.

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The Valley of Flowers Class 4 EVS chapter 11 question answer

Match the following

Class 4 evs chapter 11 question answer
  1. c
  2. d
  3. e
  4. a
  5. b

Choose the right option:

  1. __________(sunflower/jasmine) is used to make non-edible oil.
  2. __________ (Kannauj/Madhubani) is a hub of Itr.
  3. __________ (Yamini/Nilima) likes banana flowers.
  4. _________ (Firoza/Mamta) likes Kachnar flowers.
  5. _________ (marigold/rose) flower is a symbol of love.
  1. Jasmine
  2. Kannauj
  3. Yamini
  4. Firoza
  5. Rose

Unscramble the words

  1. RTI
  2. NNAUJKA
  3. DHUBANIM
  4. OSER
  5. LOWERF
  1. ITR
  2. KANNAUJ
  3. MADHUBANI
  4. ROSE
  5. FLOWER

Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1. Which flower of water is used in old Grandma’s recipe?

a. Marigold
b. Rose
c. Lily
d. China rose

Question 2. The flowers grow from which part of the plant.

a. Bud
b. Roots
c. Stem
d. Leaves

Question 3. Which flower is used to make medicine?

a. Zenia
b. Marigold
c. China rose
d. All of the above

Question 4. Which flower is used for making pakoras?

a. Sahjan
b. Rose
c. China rose
d. None of the above

Question 5. Which part of the flower is called the reproductive part?

a. Sepals
b. Petals
c. Ovary
d. None of the above

  1. b
  2. a
  3. d
  4. a
  5. c

Answer the following questions

  1. Why are the hills of Uttaranchal called the valley of flowers?
  2. Describe the characteristics of flowers.
  3. Rajan plucked a flower from the orchid. He was scolded by the gardener who told him to not pluck any of the flowers anymore. It’s not allowed. Why is plucking flowers in some places not allowed and how do you identify?
  4. On what occasions can you give flowers as a present?
  5. Explain Grandma’s old recipe.
  6. Vicky plucked white flowers from the garden. His teacher explained to him that the white flower is a symbol of reverence and humility, purity and innocence or sympathy for a bereavement.. Do you know any flowers that have symbols?
  7. Explain the formation of flowers.
  8. Explain Madhubani art.
  9. Explain briefly about Itr.
  10. Write your views about the song given in this chapter.
Answers
  1. The hills of Uttaranchal are called the valley of flowers because they are full of varieties of flowers. One can enjoy the smell of beautiful red flowers blooming on bushes while others see the white flowers hiding between the stones.
  2. The characteristics of flowers are: –
    a. Sepals
    b. Petals
    c. Pistills
    d. Ovary
  3. Some orchids are specifically established for specific purposes, such as medicine, perfume, and decorations. They have boards that contain warning messages like Plucking flowers is not allowed, Do not pluck flowers, and Plucking flowers is illegal here.
  4. People present flowers to others at wedding ceremonies, birthdays, valentine’s day, and funerals.
  5. Grandma’s old recipe is mixing rose water and glycerine in equal amounts. Fill this in a bottle and add a few drops of lemon juice. This will help you to moisturize your skin during the winter season.
  6. Some flowers and their symbolic meanings are: –
    a. Red flower: true feelings, love, and passion.
    b. Purple flower: Success and royalty
    c. Yellow flower: Confidence, optimism, happiness, and friendliness
    d. Green flower: Rebirth and renewal
  7. The process of fertilization forms flowers where the pollen grains transfer style to the stigma.
  8. Madhubani art is an old folk art originally from the Madhubani district in Bihar. These paintings are created by using powdered rice paste mixed with colors. The colors used in these paintings are special also. Turmeric, indigo, and some flowers are used to make the colors.
  9. Itr is the same as perfume. It consists of flowers, rose water, Kewra water, and some drops of lemon juice. The people of Kannauj district in Uttar Pradesh are mostly engaged in this business.
  10. “Good gardener, make for my Banna a garland of flowers; She went looking for flowers in the garden in heaven; Make a garland of flower-buds if there are no flowers.”

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