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ST JOHNS SR. SEC. SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE SHIFT – I

Question Bank - SA- 1



STD: IV Question Bank SUBJECT: ENGLISH

PART A PROSE AND POETRY

I.MEANINGS

1. REWARD

2. DOCUMENT

3. TREASURE

4. APPRECIATED

5. CROWN

6. BLIND

7. BARE

8. FASCINATED

9. ESCORTED

10. IMPRESSED

11. TERRAIN

12. RARELY

13. COST

14 DISCIPLES

15. IMPARTED

16. PROVISIONS

17. DESPAIR

18. HAY

19. ANNOYED

20. PAIL

II. OPPOSITES

1. DIFFERENT

2. BEGIN

3. LOSE

4. BUY

5. YOUNG

6. DISTANT

7. COOL

8. BEAUTIFUL

9. APPEAR

10. GOOD

11. LONG



12. CONTINUE

III. MAKE SENTENCE

1. REWARD

2. APPEAR

3. BOWED

4. ESCORT

5. LOST NO TIME

6. KEEEP THE SPIRIT

7. HORSEMAN

IV .SHORT ANSWERS

1. WHAT REWARD DID THE KING GIVE MATRIGUPTA?

2. WHAT DID THE KING VIKRAMADITIYA NOT HONOR

MARIGUPTA?

3. WHAT DOES THEE MOON LOOK LIKE? WHY?

4. WHEN DOES THE MAN DISAPPEAR?

5. WHY ARE WHALES FOUND IN THE SEA?

6. WHAT WILL THE [POET HAVE TO BUY IN ADDITION TO THE

WHALE

7. HOW THE BOY DID HELPED THE HOLY MAN?

8. WHAT DIID THE BOY LIKES TO DO WHILE TO HOLY MAN

MEDITATED?

9. WHY THE POET DID DID NOT GO WITH THE MAN AND THE

HORSE?

10. WHO DID THE POET AGREED TO GO WITH? WHY?

V. BREIF ANSWERS

1. WHY WAS THE BOY TERRIFIED WHEN HE WOKE UP? WHAT DID

HE THINK?

2. WHAT DID THE HOLY MAN EXPLAINED?

3. GIVE 2 REASONS THAT MAKE IT DIFFICULT FOR THE POET TO

BUY A WHALE?

4. WHY WAS MARCO’S BOOK ABOUT HIS TRAVEL SO IMPORTANT

5. HOW DO WE KNOW THAT VENICE WAS AN IMPORTANT PORT?

6. WHY DID MATRIGUPTA COME TO THE COURT AT KING

VIKRAMADITYA?

7. WHY DID THE POLO ‘S HAVE TO STAY FOR SOME TIME IN THE

COOLER COUNTRIES?

PART B – GRAMMAR AND WORKBOOK EXERCISES



1. CXHANGE THE VERBS INTO NOUNS BY ADDING SUITABLE

ENDINGS

2. CIRCLE THE SUBJECT IN EACH SENTENCES AND UNDERLINEE

THE PRECEEDING

3. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH PAST TENSE OF THE VERBS

4. COMPLETE THE PAIR OF RHYMING WORDS

5. CONNECT THE WORDS THAT ARE COMMONLY USED TOGETHER

6. WRITE A/AN/THE

7. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH An ADJECTIVE FORM OF GIVEN

NOUNS

8. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH POSSESIVE PRONOUNS

9. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH CORRECT DEGREES OF THE

ADJECTIVES IN BRACKETS

10. COMPLETE THE COLLECTIVE NOUN PHRASES WITH WORDS

11. FILL IN THE BLANK WIT WILL/SHALL AND CORRECT VERBS

FROM THE BOX

12. FILL IN THE BLANKS USING THE PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE

13. FILL IN THE BLANK WITH VERBS IN THE PAST CONTINOUS

TENSE

14. WRITE DOWN THE PLURAL OF THESE WORDS

15. IN EACH ROW CIRCLE THEOPPOSITE OF THE HIGHLIGHTED

WORD

PART C – CREATIVE WRITING

1. WRITE ABOUT THE INDEPENDENCE DAY

2. WRITE A PARA GRAPH ON A MOST MEMORABLE HOLIDAY

3. LETTER WRITING – LEAVE LETTER

PART D- SPELLING

1. WRITE THE SILENT LETTER IN EACH WORD IN THE BLANK

2. UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO GET THE RIGHT SPELLINGS

3. FILL IN THE MISSING LETTER TO GET SMALL WORDS FROM THE

WORDS GIVEN

4. WRITE THE WORDS IN CORRECT COLUMNS T SOUND/TH SOUND

- Bust of Luck



Class: IV Sub: Mathematics

I. Very short Answer:

1) The smallest 4 digit number is__________________.

2) The greatest 5 digit number is _________________.

3) The places hundreds, tens, and ones together are called __________________.

4) The places thousands and ten thousands are called _______________.

5) Write the number in words

A) 27862 -

b) 79804 -

6) Write the numbers in figures

A) Seventy two thousand five hundred six

b) Ninety one thousand six

7) Find the place value of the underlined digits

2 9 0 6 4

8) Write the numbers in expanded form

2 6 3 0 5

9) Counting by hundreds write five numbers starting from the following

9 3 2 4 2

10) Counting by thousands write five numbers starting from the following

9 2 5 0 6

11) Put ‘<’ or ‘>’ in the boxes

A) 39216 39312

b) 49001 38421

12) Circle the greatest and tick the smallest number



A) 43281 33281 33381 30199 300019

b) 99900 90099 99090 99009 90909

13) Round the numbers to the nearest tens

a) 378 b) 42

14) There are ____________ symbols in Roman numerals

15) Write the roman numeral of 50

16) write the Hindu-Arabic numeral of C

17) Fill in the boxes by using <, > or ‘=’

A) XI 17

B) XXV 25

18) The numbers to be added are called _________________

19) The result obtained after addition is called __________________

20)10 hundreds = _________________

21) The number that is subtracted is called __________________

22) The number from which use subtract is called _________________

23) The result obtained after subtraction is called __________________

24)46 + 0 =

25)97 – 0 =

26) The number that is multiplied is called _______________

27) The number that multiplies is called _____________

28) The result of multiplication is called ___________________

29) The multiplication and multiplier are also called ________________

30) When we multiply a number by _______________ the product is the number

itself.



31) When O is multiplied by any other number the product is always

________________

32) The number to be divided is called ___________________

33) The number that divides is called __________________

34) The result of division is called __________________

35) Dividend= (________________ X _________________) +

__________________

36) When we divide a number by 1 the ________________ is the number itself

37) When O is divided by any other number the quotient is always

_______________

38) _______________ is a factor of every number

39) Every number is a multiple of _________________

40) A _______________ has two end points

41) A polygon with three sides is called a ______________

42) Radius = ______________ X diameter

43) The solid shapes have

44) A cylinder has ______________ flat faces

45) Sphere has _______________ curved

46)3 is a factor of 27. Write true or false

II.Short answer

1) Rearrange the numbers in ascending and descending order

75820, 65248, 42309, 100343

2) Use the digits to form the greatest and the smallest number. Repetition of digits

is not allowed

7, 4, 0, 1



3) Round the numbers to the nearest thousands

923045

4) Solve:

A) XX – VIII =

b) XX + XIII =

5) Complete the table

a)

b)

6) Add

a) 1 7 6 7 b) 1 4 7 8

(+) 7 2 3 6 (+) 2 7 2 8

6 4 3 2

7) Write in columns and find the sum

a) 4829 and 3284

b) 32736 and 65687

8) Add

a) 6 1 7 5 a) 7 0 5 3 9

(+) 3 6 2 3 (+) 1 2 3 4 0

__________ ____________

9) Write in columns and find the sum

a) 2736 and 6142

b) 4315, 3241 and 2342

Before Between After

XXXV

XXII



10) Subtract

a) 7 8 3 6 a) 4 9 5 3 2

(+) 6 5 3 0 (+) 3 3 3 2

__________ ____________

11) Write in columns and subtract

a) 7678 – 4532

b) 98375 – 74134

12) Subtract

a) 7 4 2 5 a) 6 8 7 1 3

(-) 3 4 7 6 (-) 3 9 4 2 9

__________ ____________

13) Write in columns and subtract to check your answers

a) 5923 – 3975

b) 64371 – 16589

14) Multiply using column method

A) 2463 X 3

B) 3761 X 5

15) Multiply using expansion method

A) 3402 X 2 b) 9013 X 5

16) Multiply

A) 74 X 11 b) 1127 X 29



17) Fill in the boxes

a) 97

X 42

+ 3 8 8 0_

__4 0 7 4_

18) Divide the number by drawing dots

a) 18 3 b) 20 5

19) Divide the numbers by using repeated subtraction

a) 16 4 b) 42 7

20) Divide by 100. Find the quotient and remainder

a) 639 b) 5858

21) Divide and check the answer

A) 92 12 b) 1059

22) Is 4 a factor of 56?

23) Find the factors through multiplication

a) 21 b) 42

24) Find the factors through division

a) 14 b) 30

25) Find the common factors of the following

24 and 36

26) Write the first four multiples of this number

a) 3 b) 7

27) Find the 7th multiple of 11



28) Write true or false

a) 49 is a multiple of 3

b) Every multiple of a number is smaller than the number

C) 6, 12, 18, 24 are some of the common multiplies of 2 and 3

D) 2, 3, 4, 5 are factors of 30

29) Write the first four common multiples of the following

a) 2 and 5 b) 8 and 12

30) Is 47 an even number?

31) Add the numbers mentally?

a) 50 + 30 b) 700 + 400

32) Complete the magic square. The sum of each column. Row and diagonal

should be equal to the given number

150

33) Subtract the number mentally

a) 40 – 20 b) 700 – 300

34) Complete the following subtraction table

- 20 30 40 50

60

70

80

90

60

30 70

40



35) Multiply

A) 13 X 6 b) 15 X 4

36) Fill in the boxes

A) 7 X 3 = X 3 + 5 X 3

b) 9 X = 5 X 5 + X

37) Name the parts of the circle

Centre _______________________

Radius _______________________

XY _______________________

PQ _______________________

OY _______________________

X, P, Q, Y and An are all points on the _____________________ of the circle



38) Complete the table

S.no Diameter Radius

a) 42 dm

b) 15 cm

c) 18 cm

39) Draw cube, cuboid, cone

Long Answer:

1. A Postman delivered 1738 letters in the first week and 2876 letters in the second

week of a month. How many letters did he deliver in two weeks?

2. Total number of movie tickets sold on Saturday is 2386 and the number of

tickets sold on Sunday is 1367 more than Saturday. Find

a) The number of tickets sold on Sunday

b) The total number of tickets sold on both the days

3) What should be added to 5936 to get 68712?

4) If the sum of two numbers is 72000 and one of the number is 42990. Find the

other number.

5) Find the difference between largest 5 digit number and the smallest 4 digit

number.

6) Vastal added 2305 to a number and then added 1653 again. He got the answer as

10000. Find the number he started with.

7)27 songs can be recorded in a cassette. How many songs can be recorded in 86

such cassettes?

8) How many hours are there in 365 days?

9) Frame word problem



44 X 22 = 968

10) There are 47 bangles in one box. If 63 boxes are bought. Estimate how many

bangles are there in all?

11)12 buckets can hold 84 liters of water. Find the capacity of each bucket.

12) The product of two numbers is 2756. If one of them is 52. Find the other.

13) A bus covers a distance of 1224 km in 36 hours. How much distance does it

cover in 1 hour/

14) Frame word problem

672 16 = 42

15)27 students of a class collected Rs.945/- as donation for a charity. How much

did each student contribute?

All the best



CLASS : IV SUBJECT : SCIENCE

A. VERY SHORT ANSWER.

I. FILL IN THE BLANKS.

1. The larva of a housefly is called ___________.

2. Animals that carry young ones in their pouch are called___________.

3. The plants in____________ grow in low temperature and snow.

4. The plants that grow in water bodies are called _____________plants.

5. Iodine is ___________in colour.

6. ___________ is the food factory of plants.

7. _____________carry water to all parts of the leaf.

8. ___________provides energy to the plant for making food.

9. A ___________has an ink sac in it body.

10. A __________undergo aestivation.

11. Folds of skin between the fingers of some animals are called___________.

12. The process by which animals produce young ones like their parents is known

as__________.

13. A young cockroach is called a_________.

14. _____________is known as energy-giving food.

15. __________and __________are protective nutrients that help our body to fight

against diseases.

16. The other name of milk teeth is called___________.

17. _________disease is caused by bacteria.

18. Holes formed in the teeth are called__________.

19. Sharp and pointed teeth in our mouth are called _________.

20. _________is a liquid present inside our mouth.

21.____________is a set of organs in our body digests the food eaten by us.

22. Liver has a digestive juices called __________in it.

23. Some animals depend on other living animals for food is called ___________.

24. The trees that grow in hills have cones instead of flowers are called

__________.

25. A white watery substance called_________ surrounds the yolk.

II. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.

26. Which of the following is an underwater plant?

a. lotus b. pistia c. tape grass d. wolffia

27. Pine and cedar are examples of ____________trees.

a. aquatic b. terrestrial c. insectivorous d. coniferous

28. Which one of the following plants is mostly found in coastal regions?



a. cactus b. oak c. banana d. coconut

29. The flat part of the leaf is called leaf__________.

a. vein b. mid rib c. blade d. stalk

30. The tip of a leaf is called _________.

a. leaf blade b. side veins c. mid vein d. leaf apex

31. Which of the following is a migratory bird?

a. Siberian crane b. crow c.sparrow d.eagle

32. Which of the following is a terrestrial animals?

a. salamander b. dolphin c. lion d. vulture

33. The albumen protects the __________and embryo.

a. shell b. bird c. yolk d. none of these

34. The process of shedding the old skin is called _________.

a. moulting b. metamorphosis c. both a and c d. none of these

35. Which of the following animals show metamorphosis?

a. frog b. hen c. mosquito d. swan

36. ___________makes up nearly 70% of our body weight.

a. water b. fats c. carbohydrates d. blood

37. How many canines do we have?

a. Six b. five c. three d. four

38. Wisdom teeth belong to which type of teeth?

a. canines b. premolars c. incisors d. molars

39. The process of pushing down the food in the food pipe is called_________.

a. digestion b. excretion c. swallowing d. none of these

40. Which one of the following is unhealthy habit?

a. eat all meals at fixed time every day.

b. do not exercise or play immediately after eating.

c. do overeat.

d. eat slowly and chew the food properly.

III. ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE.

41. Aquatic plants grow on land. -

42. Mangroves have breathing roots. -

43. Fungi are green plants. -

44. The roots absorb water and starch from the soil. -

45. Starch can be used to test the presence of chlorophyll in a leaf. -

46. A porcupine has a big horn for defense. –

47. A chameleon can change its colour to blend with the surroundings. –



48. Tortoise can live more than hundred years. –

49. Fishes give birth to young ones. -

50. Fungi prepare their own food. –

51. An adult requires more protein in his diet than a child. –

52. Liver is the largest organ in our body. –

53. Milk is considered to be a complete food. –

54. Carbohydrates give us more energy than fats. –

55. Temporary teeth have 32 teeth. –

56. We should wash our hands before eating. –

57. The remaining waste is thrown out of the body through the anus. –

58. Using tooth pastes without fluoride is good. –

59. Hen is a mammal. –

60. The stomach is a bag made of muscles. –

B. SHORT ANSWERS.

1. What is the difference between a deciduous tree and an evergreen tree?

2. Why are grasslands suitable for farming?

3. What is photosynthesis?

4. Write a short note on stomata.

5. Draw a well-labelled diagram of a leaf.

6. State any two functions of a leaf.

7. What is adaptation?

8. What is an extinct animal?

9. Why do eagles have a hooked-beak?

10. State any two adaptations each of terrestrial animals and amphibians.

11. What is called incubation?

12. What are mammals?

13. How can you say that a kangaroo is a marsupial?

14. What are nutrients? List them.

15. Why is food preserved? Write the names of different methods of preservation.

16. Draw a well-labelled diagram of a tooth.

17. What is balanced diet?

18. How is food digested in our body?

19. Name the main parts of a tooth.

20. Write any three tips for healthy teeth.

21. What are permanent teeth?

22. How does saliva help in digesting food?

23. Which organs of our body make up the digestive system?



24. What happens to the food that our body cannot digest?

25. What is reproduction?

C. ANSWER IN DETAIL.

1. Why does a cactus plant have spines and not leaves?

2. Name the three types of aquatic plants. Write one feature for each type.

3. Plants and animals are interdependent. Justify the statement with the help of an

example.

4. How does the cuttlefish protect it from enemies?

5. Why do some animals migrate in winter?

6. Why do aerial animals have hollow bones?

7. Draw and write about the stages in the life cycle of housefly.

8. Define the following terms- Albumen, Reproduction, Metamorphosis, and

Moulting.

9. Why is food preserved? Write the names of different methods of preservation.

10. What would happen if?

a) You do not exercise regularly?

b) Milk is not kept in a refrigerator?

c) Salt and oil are not added to pickles?

d) You do not eat a balanced diet?

e) You do not take iron, water and roughage in your diet?

11. List any four main types of microbes. Also explain each one of them briefly.

12. How is food digested in the small intestine?



CLASS: IV SUB: SOCIAL SCIENCE

I. Very short answer:

1. In which continent is India located?

a)Africa b)Asia c)Europe d)Australia

2.Which is the smallest state in area?

a)Mizoram b)Rajasthan c)Goa d)Haryana

3.Which of these is not among the seven sisters?

a)Assam b)Tripura C)uttarkhand d)Mizoram

4. In which country is Mount Everest located?

a)Mount Everest b)Kanchenjunga c)Nanda devi d)Mount Olympus

e)Nepal

5. What is the main occupation of the people of Mizoram?

a)Agriculture b)Gardening c)Painting d)Sailing

6.What is the pot of burning coal used by the Kashmiris in winter called?

a)Kashwa b)Kangri c)Phiran d)Chulha

7. What is the approximate length of the Himalaya ranges?

a)2,000 km b)2,500 km c)10,000 km d)3,000 km

8. Which soil is good for crops?

a)Black b)Sandy c)Alluvial d)Dry

9. Which of the following is grown in the lower slopes of the hills of Assam?

a)Rubber b)tobacco c)Tea d)Wheat

10. Many Indian freedom fighters were jailed in the

a)Pratagrah fort b)Meeut jail c)Red fort d)cellular jail

11.Most people of Gujarat are



a)weavers b)Coal mines c)Football players d)traders and farmers

12.In kerala, snake boat races are held during

a)Gudipadwa b)Baisakhi c)Onam d)Christmas

13.There is an iron and steel plant and a shipbuilding yard in

a)Vishakhapatnam b)Panaji c)Bhopal d)Mangaluru

14. The three main seasons of India are

a) Spring, summer and monsoon b) summer, winter and spring c)

summer, monsoon and autumn

d)summer, winter and monsoon

15. The rainy season starts in

A) January b) June c) August d) September

16. Which animal is called as the ship of the desert?

A)Camel b)Elephant c)Donkey d)ox

17. Which city is called the pink city?

a)Jaipur b)Ranchi c)Luck now d)Srinagar

18. Which is the largest beach in India?

a)Eliots beach b)Marina beach c)Beasant beach d)none of

these

19. Name the top layer of the earth’s surface.

a)soil b)land c)surface d)seabed

20. The importance of soil lies in its

a)weight b)fertility c)colour d)odour

21.Alluvial soil is made up of

a)Silt b)lava rocks c)mud d)black pebbles



22.Black soil is mostly found in

a)Kerala b)Karnataka c)assam d)Maharashtra

23.Mountain soil is rich in

a)earthworms b)humus c)fertilizers d)iron core

24.Which of the following is one of the most important natural resources?

a)water b)sun c)air d)soil

25.What is the capital of Gujarat?

a)Gandhivagar b)kavaratti c)panaji d)chennai

II.Fill in the blanks:

1.A large number of rivers flow through India

2.India is the seventh largest country in the world in area

3.The coastline of the main land of India is about 6100 kilometer long

4.The two hill stations of uttarakhand are Mussoorie and nainital

5.The two tribes of Sikkim are Lepcha and Bhutia

6.The two lakes of Srinagar are wular and the Dal

7.River Ganga originates from the Gangotri glacier in the Himalayas

8.The Ganga and the Brahmaputra fall into the Bay of Bengal

9.The festival of Durga puja is celebrated with great joy in west Bengal

10.Many date palms grow in the Thar desert

11.Plants such as the cactus grow in the desert

12.Camel hair is used to make clothes

13.The Eastern and western ghats meets each other cut the Nilgiri hills

14.Cotton grows well in black soil



15.Kanha national park is a major tourist attraction in Madhya Pradesh

16.The Malabar coast is full of backwaters

17.Lagoons or backwaters are called kayals in the local language

18.The Lakshadweep have been formed from deposits of caral

19.The average annual rainfall in our country is about 120 centimetres

20.Temperature and rainfall are two important elements that affect climate

21.The not and dry winds that blow through North India in summer are called low

winds.

22.Resources such as iron, copper and aluminium are exhaustible

23.Wind is used to generate electricity by setting up windmills

24.Soil erosion is harmful for the soil

25.Manures and fertilizers are added to the soil to increase its fertility

III.Write true or false:

1.India has 29 states and 7 union territories – True

2.Rajasthan is the smallest state in area – False

3.The capital of Haryana is shimla – False

4.The capital of Nagaland is kohima – True

5.There are four mountain ranges in the Himalayas mountains – False

6.The highest mountain peak in the world is Kanchenjunga – False

7.Both Punjab and Haryana have Chandigarh as their capital – True

8.River Brahmaputra is also called Tsangpo – True

9.A delta is square shaped land – False

10.Rajasthan canal is also called as Mahatma Gandhi canal – False



11.People travel in search of food for themselves and for their animals are called

Banjaras – True

12.Sahara desert is also known as Indian desert – False

13.An event held every year in puri is called durga puja – False

14.The IT capital of India is Chennai – False

15.The harvest festival of Tamil Nadu is pongal – True

16.The Lakshadweep island is situated in the Arabian sea – True

17.The western coastal plain and the Eastern coastal plain meet at Kanyakumari –

True

18.Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat – True

19.December and January are very hot months – False

20.Hot, dry winds blow in North India during the summer season – True

21.Dust storms are common in the rainy season – False

22.Rajasthan receives less rainfall than Meghalaya – True

23.Petroleum is an exhaustible resources – True

24.Water is an Inexhaustible resources – True

25.Earthworms help the soil to get loose and allow air to enter the soil – True

III.Write short answer:

1.Which sea lies to the east of India?

2.How many people live in India?

3.What is Sikkim famous for?

4.Name the state which gets the heaviest rainfall in the country?

5.Who was the first Indian woman to climb mount everest?

6.Which state is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides?



7.Name two rivers that join the Ganga from the south.

8.Which is the largest delta in the world?

9.What kinds of winds blow in the Thar desert?

10.Name two festivals of Rajasthan.

11.What did Rajput kings build in this region?

12.What is the shape of the Southern plateau?

13.Name the highest peak of the Deccan plateau region.

14.Which precious mineral is mind in panna?

15.What is the capital city of Lakshadweep?

16.Where is the St.Xavier’s church located?

17.Which two elements affect climate?

18.What is the average annual rainfall in our country?

19.Name a fruit that you can eat in winter?

20.Where are metals found?

21.Why do living things need air?

22.What is black soil formed from?

23.Name two states where desert soil is found.

24.Which type of soil is used to make bricks?

25.What do farmers add to make soil more fertile?

V.Write long answer;

1.How many union territories are there in India? Name them.

2.Name any five of our neighbouring countries?

3.Write a short note on the Middle Himalayan ranges.

4.Write a short note on the state of Assam.

5.Name six tributaries of River Ganga.



6.Describe the climate of the desert region.

7.Why is the camel important to the people of the desert region?

8.Write a short note on Puducherry.

9.Name the parts into which the western coastal plain and the eastern coastal plain are divided.

10.What is the difference between weather and climate?

11.Explain how India gets rainfall in the months of July to October.

12.What is the main difference between exhaustible and inexhaustible resources? Give some examples.

13.What will lead to a shortage of water in towns and cities?

14.List four ways to prevent soil erosion?

15.Name the six types of soils found in India. Name two crops grown on each.

16.Why is black soil suitable for growing cotton and sugarcane?

17.Why is coal considered to be an important source of power?

18.Why is southern India less hot in summer?

19.What do people like to eat in Tamilnadu?

20.Discuss the importance of the Rajasthan canal.

Best of Luck

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