GD GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL OCTOBER & NOVEMBER Class II: EVS Practice Worksheets

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GD GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL OCTOBER & NOVEMBER 2018 Class II: EVS Practice Worksheets Ch12: Festive Time Remember: Festivals offer a sense of belonging for religious, social and geographical groups. Q1.Fill in the blanks: a. Eid is celebrated by the Muslims at the end of. b. is the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu. c. Lord Buddha s birthday is celebrated as. d. Ganesh Chaturthi is a days festival. e. Festivals celebrate the message of and. Q2. Encircle the correct option: a. Snake boat race / Santa Claus is the main attraction of Onam. b. People go to gurudwaras / mosques to eat langar. c. Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated by Sikhs / Jains. d. Holi / Durga Puja is celebrated for ten days. e. Goddess Lakshmi / Guru Nanak is worshipped on Diwali. Q3.Answer the following: Qa. Why do we celebrate fetivals? Qb.What are Harvest festivals?

Qc. What are religious festivals? Qd. Why we should not burn crackers? Q4.Match the following: a. Durga Puja b. Holi c. Bible d. Diwali e. Christmas plum cake Christians festival of lights festival of colours West Bengal Q5.Observe the given pictures and name the festivals: a. b.

c. d. e. f. g. h.

i. j. k. l. Q6. Make a greeting card for your friend for a festival of your choice. Cool facts: Diwali marks the Hindu New Year. It is the largest and the most celebrated festival in India. It is believed that Lord Rama worshipped Goddess Durga s nine forms over nine days. As a result, he was granted the strength to kill the evil Ravana and free Sita. The world s biggest snowman was 113 feet tall and was built in Maine. Gurupurab is also famous by the name of Prakash Utsav. It is the most sacred festival of Sikhs.

Ch13: National Festivals and Symbols Remember: A nation s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people. Q1. State True or False and correct the incorrect statement: a. The main function of the Independence Day is held at the Red Fort in Delhi. b. We should memorise and respect our National Anthem. c. There are seven national festivals of India. d. The Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi is at Rajpath. e. Our country s national sport is cricket. Q2.Answer the following questions: Qa. What are National festivals?

Qb. Why do we celebrate Independence Day? Qc. What is Constitution? Qd. Why is Mahatma Gandhi called the Father of the Nation? Q3. Give one word: a. Our country became free from the British rule in this year. b. On this festival the President hoists the national flag at the Rajpath every year. c. Mahatma Gandhi was born in this year. d. He gave Gandhiji the title Mahatma. e. This came into force in the year 1950. Q4. Write atleast 5 lines on your favourite national festival.

Cool facts: The national anthem of India is the Hindi version of an anthem which was originally composed in Bengali by Rabindranath Tagore. His life aims were truth, non-violence, spiritualism, religiousness, honesty, discipline, loyalty, aspiration and so on. All these excellent high qualities made him the Mahatma which means a great soul. Our national flag Tri-Colour was designed by Pingali Venkayya. Ch 10 : Our Neighbours Q1. Name the Place: a. A place where people go to stroll and relax. b. A place containing different shops, stores and restaurants. c. A place through which we can send parcels, letters etc. d. A place where teachers educate children to lead a good life. e. A place where we keep our money and valuables safely. f. A place where sick and injured people get treatment. Q2. Fill in the blanks: HELP BOX Neighbourhood, habits, manners, house, letters, postcards, stamps, envelops, neighbours, beauty, nurses a. We live with our families in our. b. Families who live near or around our house are our. c. We should always keep our clean. d. Trees, grasses and flowers add to the park. e. We can buy inland,, and from a post office.

f. School educates and helps children to learn good and. Q3. True and False a. Postman keeps us and our neighbourhood safe. b. Bank also gives us bank loans. c. Traffic police controls the traffic. d. We should not be friendly and helpful with our neighbours. e. A neighbourhood provides us many useful services. Q4. Tick the correct answer. 1. Who help doctors in examining and curing the patients. a. Teachers - b. Guard - c. Nurse - 2. We can shop for our daily needs from this place. a. Post office - b. Market - c. School - 3. He delivers letters and other articles sent through post. a. Police man - b. Teacher - c. Postman - 4. People of all ages love to go to this place and enjoy with their friends. a. Park - b. Hospital - c. Police Station - Q5. Name two friends, who are your neighbours. Neighbours : 1. 2.

Q6. Identify the place and name it.

Q7. Mark the places in your neighbourhood in the pictures given below..

Ch 11 : Our Occupations Q 1. Identify the occupation of the given picture.. Q2. Fill in the blanks. HELP BOX Tailor, blacksmith, wood, occupation, pots, cloth, money, farmer, shoes, a. Any work we do for which we get money in return is called. b. helps us to fulfill all our needs.

c. We get our clothes stitched from. d. A is stitched to make clothes. e. A cobbler makes and mends our. f. A makes things out of iron. g. A potter makes clay. h. A grows food for us. i. A carpenter makes furniture and other things from. Q3. Name the things following people sell. a. A chemist sells. b. A baker sells, and. c. A draper sells. d. A green grocer sells and. e. A florist sells. f. A grocer sells. Q4. Name the people who repair following things. a. One who repairs cars, scooters etc.. b. One who repairs electric switches, plugs and wires. c. One who repairs leaking taps and water pipes. d. One who cuts, trims and style our hair. Q5. Encircle the correct answer. a. An actor / engineer entertain us through his acting. b. A businessman/ dancer carry on business. c. A clown/ astronaut fly in rockets to explore in the space. d. A singer /pilot sing to entertain us. Q6. Answer the following in one word. a. Who plays pranks and entertains us? b. Who flies an airplane? c. Who designs and makes the roads, buildings, machines etc.? d. Who dances to entertain us? Q7. Circle the people who help you in school and name them.

a b c d