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Class IV Science Half Yearly Exam 2023

This document is a question paper for the Half Yearly Examination for Class IV Science at DAV Public Schools, Odisha Zone. It includes instructions, three sections of questions with varying marks, and topics covering plant biology, water conservation, and the human digestive system. The paper consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, and descriptive questions, totaling a maximum of 50 marks.

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Class IV Science Half Yearly Exam 2023

This document is a question paper for the Half Yearly Examination for Class IV Science at DAV Public Schools, Odisha Zone. It includes instructions, three sections of questions with varying marks, and topics covering plant biology, water conservation, and the human digestive system. The paper consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, and descriptive questions, totaling a maximum of 50 marks.

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DAV PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ODISHA ZONE


HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION, 2023- 2024

 Check that this question paper contains 3 printed pages and 10 questions.
 Write down the serial number of the question in the left side of the margin before
attempting it.

CLASS – IV
SUB : SCIENCE
Time : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 50
General Instructions:

 Read the question paper carefully.


 This question paper contains 3 sections.
Section A contains 1 mark questions, section B contains 2 marks questions
and section C contains 3 & 4 marks questions.
 Write in neat and legible handwriting.
 Verify your answers before submission.
 There are some choice based questions. Attempt any one in such cases.

SECTION – A
Q.1 Choose the most appropriate answer. (5x1=5)
a) This plant has a tap root -
i) Grass ii) Wheat
iii) Rose iv) Banana
b) The back of the tongue is sensitive to -
i) Sweet taste ii) Salty taste
iii) Sour taste iv) Bitter taste
c) This flower is useful for curing wounds and injuries -
i) Jasmine ii) Keora
iii) Arnica iv) Banana
d) These plants shed their leaves gradually-
i) Plants of Hills ii) Plants of hot and wet regions
iii) Plants of desert iv) None of these
e) Planting of more trees will help in
i) Increase in rainfall ii) Reducing the ground water level
iii) Setting up of factories iv) All of the above

Half Yearly / SCIENCE-IV Page 1 of 3


Q.2 Fill in the blanks (5x1=5)
a) Flies can transfer ___________ to uncovered food.
b) A ____________ is a very wet, muddy area on land.
c) Oil extracted from cloves, is used as a _______________.
d) Hydrilla plant increases the ___________ content of water.
e) Use of water sprinkler for irrigation reduces the ____________ of water.
Q.3 Express in one word. (5x1=5)
a) A problem in which body tends to lose too much of water through stools-
b) It is the largest fruit in the world-
c) Plants which grow on land are called-
d) It is known as the blue planet -
e) Cutting of trees on a large scale-
Q.4 Name two of each. (5x1=5)
a) Organs which pour their digestive juices to the small intestine -
b) Cultivated plants -
c) Fruits used to make pickles -
d) Salty water sources-
e) Flowers used to make colours –

Q.5 Answer in one sentence. (4x1=4)


a) Write the two main functions of roots of a plant.
b) How do green leaves help a bud?
c) Define ploughing.
d) State the meaning of ‘seasonal flowers’.
SECTION – B
Q.6 Give reason: (2x2=4)
a) In mangrove plants, aerial roots come out of the soil.
b) Washing of fruits and vegetables is important for us.
OR
Chappati chewed for a longer time tastes a little sweet.
Q.7 Answer the following questions. (3x2=6)
a) Mona’s mother often tells her not to eat too many sweets and chocolates.
Why do you think, she says so?
b) State any two utility of dams.

c) How is cactus plant able to grow in desert condition?


OR
How does the conical shape help the plants of hills?
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SECTION – C

Q.8 Answer the following questions. (3x3=9)

a) Roots of Banyan Tree and Maize are ‘special’. Justify


b) State any three uses of fruits.
c) List any three ways of conserving water.
OR
Explain any three factors that are responsible for water scarcity.

Q.9 Rajat, a young boy visited his grandparents during vacation. He was very excited by
seeing the village scenery. Next morning, he went to the crop field with his
grandfather. His grandfather made him sit under a tree and started working in the
field. Rajat was surprised to see his grandfather uprooting some plants from the
field. So he went to him and asked about this. His grandfather made him understand
about the unwanted plants called weeds. Then Rajat also started uprooting those
plants to help his grandfather. (1+2=3)
a) State the values displayed by Rajat.
b) Weeds should be removed from the crop fields. Justify

Q.10 Draw the diagram of Human Digestive System and label its different parts. (1x4=4)

xxxxx

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Mangrove plants have aerial roots, known as pneumatophores, which protrude above the soil. These roots help in gaseous exchange, allowing the plant to survive in waterlogged and oxygen-poor environments .

To combat water scarcity, strategies such as rainwater harvesting, improving irrigation efficiency through drip systems, and recycling wastewater can be effective. These methods help utilize water more efficiently and ensure sustainable management of the resource .

Weeds must be removed because they compete with crops for nutrients, water, and light, which can lead to reduced crop yields. Weeds may also harbor pests and diseases that could spread to desirable plants, further harming agricultural productivity .

Chappati turns sweeter when chewed longer because the enzymes in saliva, such as amylase, break down starch present in the chappati into sugars. Prolonged chewing allows more enzymes to act on the starch, increasing the sugar concentration and the resulting sweet taste .

Washing fruits and vegetables is important because it helps remove dirt, bacteria, and potential pesticides that may be present on the surface. This practice reduces the risk of foodborne illnesses and keeps the produce safe for consumption .

The conical shape of hill plants helps in efficiently shedding snow, preventing accumulation that could break branches with excess weight. This shape also aids in directing rainwater towards the roots, which is crucial for survival in steep, rocky terrains .

Mona's mother likely advises against consuming too many sweets and chocolates because excessive sugar intake can lead to dental cavities, obesity, and other health issues, such as diabetes, especially at a young age .

Planting more trees can increase local rainfall by enhancing transpiration and altering atmospheric conditions. Trees help maintain the water table and improve the local climate by providing shade and reducing temperatures. They also play a crucial role in soil conservation and preventing erosion .

The Banyan Tree has aerial prop roots which provide extra support and stability, allowing the tree to cover large areas horizontally. Maize plants have adventitious roots called brace roots, which support the plant and prevent it from toppling over, especially in windy conditions .

Beyond storing water, dams generate hydroelectric power, control floods, provide a stable water supply for irrigation and domestic use, and can be used for recreational purposes. They also support aquatic life by maintaining steady water flow .

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