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1.
Why is food present in the roots of some plants, although it is made in the leaves?
2.
Name two sugar producing plants.
3.
Ravi does not eat enough food per day. His mother advised him to eat enough food.
(a) What are the functions of food?
(b) What values were shown by his mother?
4.
(a) 'A' is liquid white food product which is obtained from some animals. It is processed into many other products and is an important ingredient of sweets. Name the food 'A'. Also name the products made from it.
(b) The product in first part comes from animal yet it can also be called as a plant product indirectly. How?
(c) Name some food items derived from animals.
5.
Connect the animal with the food it eats by an arrow using different colours in Fig. One is done for you.

6.
Ashu is visiting a slum area as a part of his homework assignment. He reaches the place and observe that people are very poor and their living conditions are bad. He asks questions to residents and realises that due to drought there is no food available to them and that people are hungry and children are under nourished. Ashu promises them that he will try to help and next day bring food and other amenities along with his freinds.
(a) Do you think food is responsible for some of consequences faced by villagers?
(b) Why do all living organisms require food?
(c) Name the condition which arises due to lack of food or undernourishment.
(d) What values can you observe in Ashu?
7.
Both seeds and leaves of this plant are edible. Which plant is this?
Potato
Cabbage
Radish
Mustard
8.
Two examples of plant roots that we eat are turnip and carrot, Name another one.
Beans
Spinach
Radish
Lady's finger
9.
Which part/parts of the banana plant is/are edible?
Fruit
Fruit and stem
Fruit and leaves
Fruit, stem and leaves
10.
We get eggs from
goose
buffalo
bee
goat
11.
Honeybee makes honey from
pollen
petals
nectar
bud
12.
__________ protects the body against diseases.
13.
Food is ________ for all living organisms.
14.
Things that are used to make food item are known as ________________ .
15.
Bees make _____________ from nectar of flowers.
16.
The major sources of food are___________ and ___________ .
17.
Paneer is an animal product.
18.
Food is not necessary for good health.
19.
We obtain meat from animals.
20.
Sprouts are more nutritious than their seeds.
21.
Crow is herbivore.
22.
Humans
23.
Eat plants and plant products only
24.
Hookworm
25.
Tiger
26.
Crow
27.
How many ingredients are needed to prepare a dish of boiled rice? Name the ingredients.
28.
Name the food eaten by humans that is produced by insects.
1.
Food is present in the roots of some plants, although it is made in the leaves because root system also provides support for plants in the form of an anchor in the soil. e.g., carrots store food in their roots and live on it all winter and in summers, a new plant grows from these roots.
2.
Sugarcane and sugarbeet are the sugar producing plants.
3.
(a) The functions of food are as follows:
(i) It helps in the growth and development of a living organism.
(ii) It provides energy to do physical work.
(iii) It helps to perform body functions.
(b) Love, caring.
4.
(a) The food is milk, we obtain it from cow and buffalo mainly.
The products made from it are curd, sweets, etc.
(b) Milk comes from cow but since, cow feeds on the plants and uses it to grow and produce milk.
(c) Food items derived from animals include meat, egg, honey, etc.
5.

6.
(a) Yes, without food there is no energy in people and their body cannot fight against infections.
(b) Food is required because it gives us energy to carry out all life processes.
It helps in growth and maintenance of body.
(c) Malnutrition.
(d) Ashu is sincere, caring and a helpful boy. He is eager to provide his support and encourages his friends in helping him to help villagers.
7.
(d)
Mustard
8.
(c)
Radish
9.
(d)
Fruit, stem and leaves
10.
(a)
goose
11.
(c)
nectar
12.
( )
Food
13.
( )
essential
14.
( )
ingredients
15.
( )
honey
16.
( )
plants, animals
17.
(a)
18.
(b)
19.
(a)
20.
(a)
21.
(b)
22.
( )
Omnivores
23.
( )
Herbivores
24.
( )
Parasite
25.
( )
Carnivore
26.
( )
Omnivore
27.
( )
Two ingredients are needed to prepare a dish of boiled rice. These are rice and water.
28.
( )
Honey.
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