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Science Class IV Revision Guide

This document is a revision guide for a Grade IV Science class, covering various topics including nutrition, anatomy, and ecology. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple-choice questions, true or false statements, naming exercises, and definitions. Additionally, it prompts students to answer questions about plant and animal adaptations, the digestive system, and food preservation methods.

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Science Class IV Revision Guide

This document is a revision guide for a Grade IV Science class, covering various topics including nutrition, anatomy, and ecology. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple-choice questions, true or false statements, naming exercises, and definitions. Additionally, it prompts students to answer questions about plant and animal adaptations, the digestive system, and food preservation methods.

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Science class IV revision-

Q1-Fill in the blanks-


1. ___________ is a fibre that forms bulk in our diet.
2. A three old child has ________ teeth.
3. Urine is released out of body through the __________.
4. The trees that grow in hilly areas are also known as ___________.
5. The germs that spoil the teeth are the mostly _________.
6. Some birds such as ____ and ______ cannot fly.
Q2. Choose the correct options-
1. Animals that live mostly on trees are-
a. aerial b. arboreal c. terrestrial
2. Thick layer of fat under the skin of polar bear-
a. blubber b. flippers c. fur
3. Below the enamel lies ______
a. Crown b. dentine c. root
4. Most of our body is made up of-
a. Water b. proteins c. fats
Q3. State true or false-
1. Left-over food should be kept in refrigerator. ___
2. Tooth decay results in bad breath. ______
3. Faeces are removed from body through the rectum. ______
4. Summer sleep is called estivation _____
5. In desert plants , photosynthesis takes place in green stem. ______
Q4. Name them –
1. Trees that do not shed their leaves at one time and remain green
throughout the year. _________
2. Special roots used for breathing are __________
3. Form in which our body removes excess water and salt. _________
4. These plants have spongy stem to trap air. ________-
5. Animals that eat both flesh and plants are called _________
Q5. Pick the odd one out-
1. Method of preservation of food –
Boiling salting washing
2. For healthy teeth, we should avoid
Junk food healthy food processed food

3. Parts of digestive system


Ureters mouth liver
4. Plants that grow in coastal areas
Pepper rubber fir
Q6. Define –
1. Balanced diet
2. Camouflage
3. Adaptation
Q7. Answer the following questions-
1. What features helps floating plants to float? Give two examples of
floating plants.
2. Give three differences between temporary teeth and permanent teeth
3. What are aquatic animals? Write three adaptations needed by the
aquatic animals.
4. Why drinking water essential for our digestive system.
5. Which nutrients are needed by body in small quantity?
Q8. Draw a well label diagram of excretory system and two food sources rich in
fats.
Q9. Identify and write the name of the process used here for preserving food.

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