BHAI PARMANAND VIDYA MANDIR

Class IV
Subject-Social Studies
Topic- I Love My India and The Northern Mountains
(Holiday Home Work Worksheet)
Name: ……………………… Roll.No. ……………

1. On the political map of India mark the following.

a. The largest state in terms of area.

b. Men and women of this state wear Phiran.
c. Mussouri, Nainital and Haridwar are few tourist attractions of this state.
d. This state has two capitals.
e. The main tourist places of this state are Gangtok and Pelling.
f. Islands located in the east of India.
g. Water bodies which surround the southern peninsula.
h. Any two neighbouring countries which share the land boundary with India.
2. The question below help us to learn some important facts about our country.
Give answers.

a. Which is the northern most state of India? ______________________

b. Which is the smallest state of India? ________
c. Which Indian state has the smallest population? _______________
d. Which place in India receives maximum rainfall? _________________

3. Write the names of these states, Union Territories and capitals in the correct
columns.

Aizawl Dadra and Nagar Haveli Port Blair Tripura

Gujrat Lakshadweep National Capital of Delhi

Kerala Daman and Diu Telangana Bhopal Panaji

State Union Territory Capital

4. The underlined word in each sentence is incorrect. Write the correct words.

a. The Mount Everest is in the Karakoram Range. ______________

b. A slow-moving river of ice and snow is called a peak. ______________
c. The Karakoram mountains are found in Arunachal Pradesh. ______________
d. Kahwa is a special kind of coffee. ______________
e. Dalhousie is located in Uttarakhand. ______________
f. Unakoti is a place of tourist interest in Manipur. ______________
 BHAI PARMANAND VIDYA MANDIR
Class IV
Subject-Social Studies
Topic- I Love My India and The Northern Mountains
Name: ……………………… Roll.No. ……………

1.Fill in the blanks.

i. India is located in the continent of ______________________

j. Our neighbours across the sea are _____________ and ________________
k. The boundary between _____________ and _______________ is called Radcliffe
Line.
l. The _______________________ in the Himalayas is the highest peak in the
world.
m. ______________________ is famous for its apple orchards and saffron
cultivation.

2. Give one word answer.

e. A group of mountains _____________________

f. The capital of Meghalaya ___________________
g. The second - highest peak in the world _____________________
h. The most popular festival celebrated in Himachal Pradesh
___________________

3. Unscramble the letters to form meaningful words.

a. The greater Himalayas __________________ (DAIRMIH)

b. A special tea popular in Jammu & Kashmir ________________ (WAHKA)
c. The new state carved out of Andhra Pradesh ______________ (ANGANALET)
d. The southernmost tip of the mainland of India ______________
(IRAMUKANNIYAK)
e. A Scarf worn by women of Himachal Pradesh _____________ (AZUHD)

4. Match the following.

a. Kavaratti i. Arunachal Pradesh

b. Edmund Hillary (1953) ii. The Greater Himalaya

c. Kanchenjunga iii. Lakshadweep

d. Tawang iv. New Zealand

5. Tick (  ) the correct answer.

a. India became an Independent country on

i. 26 January 1950 ( ) ii. 15 August 1947 ( )

b. Number of union territories of India

i. Seven ( ) ii. Five ( )

c. The southernmost tip of India

i. Kerala ( ) ii. Indira Point ( )

d. Popular dance form of Manipur

i. Manipuri Dance ( ) ii. Kathakali ( )

e. An important festival of Mizoram celebrated in the month of March

i. Chapchar Kut ( ) ii. Dussehra ( )

6. Complete the sentence

a. During winter, Kashmiris use kangri

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b. Glaciers are found in the Greater Himalaya

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7. Write a short note on ‘The Middle Himalayas’.

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