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What are the sources of water in and around your house? Do we get water from these sources at all times?

Important Questions on A River’s Tale

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Look at the pictures carefully. Fill the missing letters to complete the names of the pictures.

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A big stream of flowing water is called
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State some uses of rivers.
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I flow. My water is needed for drinking and other purposes. A few plants grow in me. A few animals also live in me.

Who am I?

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Observe the picture and write its name.

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From where does a hydrilla plant get the air it needs?
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Name the ocean adjacent to India? Name the countries and continents adjacent to the Pacific Ocean?

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Define Glacier.
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When does a river become a waterfall?
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A river is a water body.
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You can see water everywhere, but my water is salty. My shore is covered with sand. Ships move on me. Fishermen catch fish. 
Who am I? 

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Observe the picture and write its name.

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We build _____ and canals to use surface water.
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This river is called the Sorrow of China.
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Give two examples of Indian rivers.
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Give an example of a plant that grows along sea coasts:

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Cotyledons are also called-
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Where do Ganga and Yamuna originate from?
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Choose the right word and fill in the blank:

A _____ (lake/river) is a big channel of flowing water.  

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I am broad and deep. My water is used for washing clothes, cleaning vehicles, washing cattle, agricultural and other works. My name begins with the letter P.
Who am I?
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