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    Class 4 - EVS - TEA 2 - Revision Worksheet 3

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    This document is a revision worksheet for a 4th standard EVS class on the topic of water. It contains questions to test student's understanding of key concepts about water sources like rivers, lakes, groundwater and rainwater. It also covers processes related to the water cycle like evaporation, condensation, precipitation and transpiration. Students are asked questions about landforms created by rivers like deltas and dams. They are given maps and pictures to label different components of the water cycle and identify images like dams and deltas.

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    Class 4 - EVS - TEA 2 - Revision Worksheet 3

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    This document is a revision worksheet for a 4th standard EVS class on the topic of water. It contains questions to test student's understanding of key concepts about water sources like rivers, lakes, groundwater and rainwater. It also covers processes related to the water cycle like evaporation, condensation, precipitation and transpiration. Students are asked questions about landforms created by rivers like deltas and dams. They are given maps and pictures to label different components of the water cycle and identify images like dams and deltas.

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    This document is a revision worksheet for a 4th standard EVS class on the topic of water. It contains questions to test student's understanding of key concepts about water sources like rivers, lakes, groundwater and rainwater. It also covers processes related to the water cycle like evaporation, condensation, precipitation and transpiration. Students are asked questions about landforms created by rivers like deltas and dams. They are given maps and pictures to label different components of the water cycle and identify images like dams and deltas.

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    Class 4 - EVS - TEA 2 - Revision Worksheet 3

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    This document is a revision worksheet for a 4th standard EVS class on the topic of water. It contains questions to test student's understanding of key concepts about water sources like rivers, lakes, groundwater and rainwater. It also covers processes related to the water cycle like evaporation, condensation, precipitation and transpiration. Students are asked questions about landforms created by rivers like deltas and dams. They are given maps and pictures to label different components of the water cycle and identify images like dams and deltas.

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    Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani

    Reliance Foundation School


    Session 2021-2022
    EVS TEA 2 Revision Worksheet: 3
    Topic: Water for Living
    Name: __________ Date:_____________
    Std:4 Sec-_____ Roll no.___________

    Q. 1 Choose the correct option:


    (a) River, lakes, ponds, seas and oceans are examples of:
    (i) ground water (ii) rain water
    (iii) surface water (iv) All of these
    (b) Sundarbans Delta is formed by the rivers:
    (i) Yamuna and Ganga (ii) Yamuna and Brahmaputra
    (iii) Ganga and Brahmaputra (iv) none of these
    Q. 2 Fill in the blanks:
    (a) A delta is a triangular deposit of sand, silt and clay formed at the mouth of the river.
    (b) The place where a river begins is called its source
    (c) The place where seawater meets land is called a coast.
    (d) The process by which water vapour changes into water on cooling is known as Condensation.
    Q. 3 Correct the false statement by changing the underlined word:
    (a) An area of land around a large river with streams running down it is called delta. River basin
    (b) Rainwater seeps into the ground and accumulates under the ground as surface water. Ground water.
    (c) An island is a small body of water surrounded by land. Pond
    Q. 4 Label the picture:

    Condensation
    Transpiration
    Precipitation
    Evaporation

    Q. 5 Identify the picture:

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    __dam _________ delta

    Q. 6 Answer in one sentence:


    (a) What is a dam? A dam is a barrier that is built across a river to stop the water from flowing.

    (b) What is evaporation? Water turns into water vapour when it is heated .this process of water
    changing into water vapour a on heating is called evaporation. Due to the heat of sun water in
    lakes rivers and other water bodies evaporates in the form of water vapour.

    Q. 7 Give two reasons for each of the following questions:

    (a) Why seasonal rivers tend to dry up during the summers:

    ______________________________________________________________________________
    (b) Dams are made on river:

    ______________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________
    Q. 8 Answer the following questions:
    (a) Jitu lives in the Sundarban delta region. Can you suggest him some occupations to earn his living
    and why should he choose the same.
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    (b) Ali is facing scarcity of water. Can you suggest him five measures so that he can conserve water.
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________

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