DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL PRACTICE PAPER – ROUND 1

CLASS – IV Subject: English

Chapter-1

1. Word Meaning:

a. Laing

b. Township

c. Worksite

d. Horseback

e. Shortcut

f. Breeding

g. Strange

h. Climb

i. Fencing

2. How Ostrich came out from thicket?

3. What is the nature of male ostrich during breeding season?

4. Why ostrich turned his head sharply and moved on?

5. How Grandpa’s dog meet with him when ostrich went away?

6.

Chapter- 2

1. Name one of the greatest presidents of the United States of America.

2. What is the other name of Lincoln?

3. Who was crying in the bushes?

4. How did Abe and Austin take look after the dog?

5. Word meaning:

a. Settle

b. Grapevine

c. Swung

d. Whistle

e. Cave

f. Whispered

g. Bushes

h. Branches

i. Splint

Chapter 3

Taro and his Grandmother

1. Where Taro was living?

2. What did they grew for themselves?

3. What was the order given by the headman?

4. What was the challenge given by warlord?

5. How does headman realize the importance of old age people?

6. Word Meaning:

a. Feed

b. Villagers

c. Farewell

d. Threatened

e. Riddles

f. Promise

g. Float

h. Ashes

Hindi

Maths

CH-1

Q1.Write the place value of the bold digits in each of the following-:

a) 41,678 b) 9234 c) 5,06,155 d) 518.

Q2 a) .Count in tens:

1,475 1,485 __________ __________ _________ __________ ___________.

b).Count in hundreds:

6,40,809 6,40,909 ____________ _____________ ____________ _____________ __________________.

c). Count in Thousands:

7861 8861 __________ ___________ ___________ __________ ____________.

d). Count in Ten Thousand:

61,123 71,123 ___________ ___________ __________ ____________ ______________.

Q3. (a) Arrange in ascending order: i) 4746, 4647, 4987, 4789, 4867.

ii) 123,231,321,112,331,121.

iii) 50634,51432,15064,13465,10546

(b) Arrange in descending order: i) 1285, 8521, 1265, 5621, 6512.

ii) 8395,9835,9985,8959,8595.

iii) 113,132,321,161,116.

Q4.Write in expanded form-:

a) 5,16,004 b)5671 c)81089 d)2209 e)411

Q5Use digits to make Greatest and smallest numbers possible:

a)1,8,0,5 b)1,8,9,2 c)3,1,2,4 d)9,5,6,3.

Q6. a) Round the nearest 10.

i)51 ii)46 iii)98 iv)512 v)114 vi)14.

b) Round the nearest 100.

i) 540 ii)934 iii)8770 iv)168 v)721 vi)654

Q7. Match the following Numbers with their Numbers names and Corresponding Roman Numerals:

Numbers Numbers Name Roman Numerals

25 Eight XIX

36 Thirty four VIII

12 Twelve XXV

34 Twenty – five XXXIV

19 Thirty – six XII

8 Nineteen XXXVI

Q8. . Add and write the answer:

a) iv+xxvi b) xi+xxx c) xxxi+iii d) L +L e) xix+xx

Q9. Mahi went for vegetable shopping. Her total bill was 2136 rs.vegetable vendor gave her off of 10rupees.what

will be the amount she pay to vendor? Is he round down the figure or round it up?

Q10.In 2017 Uttrakhand elections voting done from khatima area was 1, 62,489.What will be the estimated nearest

100.

CH-2

Q1.ADD or SUB and check:-

a)2341+6789 b)3789-1987 c)4873+789 d)67002-53890 e)6661+3339 f)25122-9754

Q2.Watch out for zero (SUB):-

a)3000-2786 b)4100-2999 c)8030-7634 d)13000-12910

Q3 Mental maths:-

a) Use place value to solve: i) 53+24 ii)98+89 iii)44+18.

b) Sub by counting on: i) 47-31 ii)59-26 iii) 81-63.

c) Do these mentally: i)74-39 ii)94-29 iii)56-29.

Q4. If you paid Rs. 500 for a bill of Rs. 258.75, how much is your balance?

Q5.Solve:-

a) Find the number that is 6321 less than 17380.

b) Find that is 3849 more than 24582.

c) By how much 36462 is more than 21065.

d) By how much 62344 is less than 88100.

Q6. Three Universities organized friendly games meet between them. From Hogwarts 3681 people

participated, From Intarsia 4595 people participated and from Transylvania 2388 participated. How many

candidates Hogwarts have more than Transylvania and what will be the total number of participants?

Q7. A family’s total income is Rs 244500 per year. If the Father earns Rs 176890, what is the Mother’s Contribution?

Q8. A POP factory produced 4568 washbasin and 3652 Flowerpot. How many pens did it produce in all?

Q9.Ramesh bought mixer grinder worth rs. 4700 but sells it for rs.2830.How much less money he got for the mixer

grinder?

Q10.The sum of two numbers is 93861.If one number is 31891,what is the other number?

CH-5

Q1.Use both multiplication and division to find factors:

a)16 b)28 c)36 d)49 e)56 f)63 g)72 h)84 i)90 j)126

Q2.Make two different factor trees:

a) 12 b)32 c)105 d)60 e)45

Q3.Find common factors :-

a. 25 and 15 c.30 and 40

b. 18 and 36 d.54 and 81

Q4.Tick the correct factors of the following:

NUMBER 2 4 5 6 10

17

28

24

50

Q5.Fill in the blanks:

a) _______ is smallest factor and is factor of every number.

b) Every number is the greatest factor of ______________.

c) The factors of a number are _________ to or _________ than the number.

Q6. 72 children are planning to take part in Diwali celebration. How many different kinds of equal sized groups can

be formed?

Q7. 48 students will join field trip. Teacher thought of grouping the students in different groups. How many set of

groups can be formed.

Q8.Which factors are common between 6 and 12.

Q9. Write five such numbers which only have two factors.

Science

Q1. FILL IN THE BLANKS.

A) A child has 20……………..teeth.

B) Pulses are rich in ……………………

C) ………………….are thin hair-like strands that are spun into yarn.

D) The fabric made from flax fibres is called …………..

Q2. Name the following.

a) The type of fibres that are made by man………………………..

b) The set of teeth that replaces milk teeth………………….

c) The sticky, clear or yellowish layer formed on teeth by germs……………….

d) The preservation of food by adding salt or sugar to it………………………………

Q3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING .

A) Describe any three ways of preserving food.

B) What are microbes?

C) Name the organs of the digestive system.

D) Describe the different parts of a tooth.

E) What are synthetic fibres? Describe any two.

Social Science

Lesson 1 The Northern Mountains

A. Answer in one word:

1. The other name for the Himalayas.

2. The Northern Mountains are highlighted with which colour in the map.

3. The meaning of Himalaya in Hindi.

4. The highest mountain peak in the world.

5. Famous glaciers located in the Himadri range.

6. This range receives heavy snowfall.

7. The area at the foothills of the Himalayas.

8. The river Ganga starts from

B. Define the following along with examples.

1. Landslide

2. Mountain range

3. Valleys

4. Glaciers

5. Pass

C. Answer the following.

1. Name the highest mountain range in the world.

2. Why do people visit hill station during summer?

3. Which two rivers originate from the glaciers of the Himalayas?

4. Which is the only woman to have climbed Mt. Everest twice?

5. Which is the main reason of landslide in the Shivalik range?

6. Tabulate the three ranges of the Himalayas and write the difference.

L-2 Life in the Northern Mountains

A. Answer in one word:

1. The valley of Kashmir is known as

2. The main occupation of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

3. A popular skiing resort.

4. Which part of India is also called the ‘fruit bowl of the country’.

5. The third highest mountain peak in the world.

6. Famous national park located in Uttarakhand.

7. Popular folk dance of Mizoram.

8. Classical dance of Manipur.

B. Answer the following questions:

1. Which part of Kashmir is also known as ‘Mini Tibet’ and why? Name the largest town located

here.

2. Which valley is described as the “Paradise on Earth”?

3. What are the ‘seven sisters’? Name them.

4. Name two states in the Northern Mountain region where tea is a major crop.

5. What kind of climate do Northern Mountain region have?

6. How do the people of Kashmir keep themselves warm during winters?

C. Write true or false for the following statements.

1. Jammu and Kashmir is the southernmost state of India.

2. Himachal Pradesh is also known as Dev Bhoomi.

3. The climate of north –East India is hot and humid in summer and mildly cold in winter.

4. Momo is a popular dish of Himachal Pradesh.

5. The main occupation of the people of Meghalaya is agriculture.

L-3 The Northern Plains

A. Answer the following.

1. Name the main states that lie in the three river basins in the Northern Plains.

2. What do you mean by a river basin? Which river basins make up the northern plains.

3. Name two major cities each in the three river basins in the Northern Plains.

4. Which rivers form the largest delta of the world?

5. What is Sangam?

6. Why the Northern plains are called ‘the food bowl’ of India?

7. Why river basins are densely populated?

8. What is a plain? How do rivers benefit the plains?

B. Define the following:

1. Plain

2. Basin

3. Source of river

4. Tributary

5. Distributary

6. Delta

C. Write true or false for the following statements:

1. The soil that rivers bring with them makes the northern plains very fertile.

2. The Hooghly and Padma are tributaries of the Ganga.

3. Brahmaputra is also called Tsangpo in Tibet.

4. Silt is also known as alluvium.

5. The Brahmaputra basin lies in the western part of the Northern Plains.

L-4 Life in the Northern Plains

A. Answer the following questions:

1. Name four major occupations of the people living in the Northern plains.

2. List important industries of Punjab.

3. What are the main languages spoken in the following states?

a. West Bengal b. Assam c. Uttar Pradesh d. Punjab

4. Which state of the Northern plains has huge deposit of petroleum?

5. What type of climate do the Northern Plains experience?

6. Name two cities which has historical importance in Bihar.

B. Fill in the blanks.

1. In summer, small thunderstorms called _______ blow in West Bengal.

2. ______ is an important traditional festival of Bihar.

3. The first steel mill of India was set up in _________

4. _______ and _______ are folk dances of Punjab.

5. The Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for the one-horned__________.

6. ________ is one of the oldest cities of the world.

C. Write true or false for the following statements:

1. Durga Puja is an important festival of West Bengal.

2. Brahmaputra is also called Tsangpo in Tibet.

3. Chhatt is an important traditional festival of Bihar.

4. West Bengal has huge deposits of petroleum.

5. The Northern Mountains are dotted with historical monuments and religious places.

L-5 The Great Indian Desert

A. Answer the following questions:

1. What is a desert?

2. Name an animal and a plant found in the desert.

3. Why do deserts have less vegetation?

4. What is an oasis?

5. What is a sand dune? Why does it keep shifting?

6. What has been the effect of the Indira Gandhi Canal on the Thar Desert?

7. Why is the camel still a very important means of transport in the desert?

8. Who are called banjaras?

B. Answer in one word.

1. The highest peak of the Aravalli range.

2. The other name of the Great Indian Desert.

3. A person who travels from one place to another is known as.

4. The plants which grow near an oasis.

5. The ship of the desert.

6. The most common desert plant.

7. The most common desert tree.

8. The camel feeds on these trees.

C. Write true or false for the following statements.

1. The Aravalli Range of hills is to the south of the Thar Desert.

2. Sand heats up quickly in the day and cools quickly at night.

3. Sand dunes shift because of soil erosion by water.

4. In an oasis, underground water is brought out by digging wells.

5. Camel milk is popular among the people of Rajasthan.

L- 6

A. Answer the following questions. 1. Why are days hot and nights cool in the desert? 2. Name the festivals celebrated in the Thar Desert. 3. Why camel is called the ship of the desert? 4. What is the main occupation of the people living in Rajasthan? 5. What are the main crops of Rajasthan? 6. Why do people of Rajasthan eat more lentils? 7. Name some of the famous dishes of Rajasthan.

B. Answer in one word:

1. Longest canal in the world______ 2. Capital of Rajasthan______ 3. ‘Ship of the Desert’__________ 4. The famous folk dance of Rajasthan_______ 5. A landform that is hot and dry_______ 6. Lakes that are formed in deserts due to underground water________ 7. Small hills of sand in the desert are called______ 8. The Hindu pilgrim centre Pushkar is called ______ 9. Every year a camel fair is held in ________ 10. The famous Jain temple is situated where________ C. Match the following:

1. Ghoomar a. Puppetry 2. Indira Gandhi canal b. Pink City 3. Suratgarh c. The only source of river water 4. Ganguar d. Folk dance 5. Saperas e. India’s largest wheat farm 6. Teej f. Harvest festival 7. Jaipur g.Snake charmer 8. Popular form of entertainment h.Monsoon festival

Social Science (Complete) I. Tick the correct option:

1. Bhangra is the folk dance of which state

a. Punjab b. Haryana c. Uttar Pradesh d. Delhi

2. Which basin floods its bank during monsoon?

a. Ganga basin b. Brahmaputra basin c. Sutlej Basin d. None of

these

3. Which is the main occupation of the people living in the Northern Plains?

a. Agriculture b. Mining c. Animal Rearing d. None of these

II. Fill in the blanks:

1. __________- is the main airport in Delhi.

2. Chhath is the famous festival celebrated in ___________.

3. The Greater Himalayas are also known as___________.

III. Write true or false for the following statements:

1. Kathak is the classical dance of Bihar.

2. Momo is the popular food of Darjeeling.

3. The slow moving river of ice is called glacier.

IV. Very short answer type questions:

1. Name the largest and the most fertile plain in the world.

2. What is a pass? Name the two passes located in the Himalayas.

V. Short answer type questions:

1. Which part of India is referred to as the “rice bowl of India”? And why?

2. How does Ganga originate from the Himalayas?

VI. Long answer type question:

1. What is the importance of Himalayas in India?

2. Name the states that come under the Ganga basin.

VII. Mark the following on a map of India:

1. River Ganga

2. River Luni

3. Himalayan mountains

4. Aravalli hills

5. West Bengal

Computer

I. Tick(√)the correct option.

1) To select non-adjacent files or folders, hold dow the ________ key and click on the desired

items.

(a) Shift ( ) (b) Ctrl ( ) (c) Enter ( )

2) Input devices are used to enter ___________ into the computer.

(a) data ( ) (b) food ( ) (c) icons ( )

3) __________________ stores data and information temporarily on the CPU

(a) ALU ( ) (b) CU ( ) (c) MU ( )

II. Fill in the blanks

1) ___________ helps to manage different resources and functioning of the computer system.

2) The code name of Windows 8.1 is _________.

3) __________devices are used to display the result .

III. Write the full form of the followings :-

1) GUI 2) ROM 3)EEPROM 4)RAM

5) ALU 6) CU

IV. Circle the odd one out.

1) ROM RAM EPROM PROM

2) Scanner Monitor Mouse Microphone

V. Answer the following questions in short.

Q.1 Which special key to use selecting Adjacent Files or Folders?

Q.2 Which device is also called as flash drive.

Q.3 Which keyboard that does not have any physical keys.

Q.4 What is the colour of folder in the Desktop?

Q.5 Name any three Input Devices, Output Devices and Storage Devices.

Q.6 What is a computer system?

Q.7 What is cloud storage?

Q.8 What is the difference between Primary memory and Secondary Memory?

VII. Define the following :-

a) Hard Disk b) Scanner