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Why do people who live in deserts keep camels?

Important Questions on Food: Where Does It Come From?

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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
How the thread of silk is made by silk worm?
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Superior males of one breed are mated with superior females of another breed is known as:
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
With the help of a suitable example, explain how cross-breeding is carried out in developing a new breed in animals.
 
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food

Fill up the table by choosing the correct examples from the list given below.

(carrot, coriander, turmeric, cabbage, pomegranate, potato, radish, papaya)

Parts of a plant Examples
Stem  
Root  
Leaf  
Fruit  
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food

Which edible part of a plant is this?

Broccoli

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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
We get _____ from paddy fields.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food

Write P in the blank next to food if we get from plants or A in the blank next to food if we get from animals.

Mustard oil: _____.

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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Define cuisines by giving examples.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Junk food should be avoided. Why?
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food

Fill in the blank using the words given below.

(Junk, food, grain, washed, growth)

Chips, burger and pizza are called _____ food.

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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
The ingredients present in kheer are
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Select the odd one out giving reasons.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Animals, too, are sources of food. Explain with examples.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
An underground stem that stores food is _____. (onion/ carrot)
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Name the ingredients used for preparing ‘vegetable pulao’ or ‘vegetable noodles’.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
I am thin and long. You love to eat me but you are advised not to eat me every day. My name is _____.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
A potato is a modified:
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Potato and ginger are mainly
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Name the plant parts that are our sources of food.
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Science>Biology>Food: Where Does It Come From?>Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food

Some plant foods that we eat are found below the ground, while others are found above the ground. Classify these foods and write them in the proper column.

[Peanuts, cashew nuts, cabbage, sweet potato, carrot, apple, tea, tapioca, radish, pumpkin]

Foods that are found above the ground Foods that are found below the ground