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Standard IV

Science

Parts of Flowers

1. Circle the...

Question

1. Circle the odd one out.

bun sun fun gun one

bed fed led said red

he me be tea we

way say hay pay they

2. Find the opposites of the given words and make sentences.
fat ___________________________

fall _

start __

come _

big ________________________

3. Fill in the blanks with the correct word.
I read a funny story of a funny rabbit. One day, a nut (fell/fall) on his head. He thought that the sky _ (is/was) falling. So, he _ (go/went) to tell the King. On the way, he met different animals. All of them (join/joined) him. At last, they _ (meet/met) a clever fox. It took them to a forest and (eat/ate) them all up.

4. Rearrange these words to form sentences -
1. on/Funny Bunny/fell/a/nut/one day.
_______________

2. falling/down/the/sky/is/said/Funny Bunny.
_

3. King/I/must/the/tell.
_

4. lives/here/the/King.
_________________

5. Change only one letter of each word and make another rhyming word.
For example : Fell Tell

down _ king _

met _ soon _

way _ bat _______

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Solution

2.

1) fat : thin
You should not eat junk food or else you will get fat.

fall : rise
Raindrops fall from the sky.

start : end
You should start the game at 5 in the evening.

come : go
Come and take the food from the kitchen.

big : small
I have a big tree near my house.
3. I read a funny story of a funny rabbit. One day, a nut fell (fell/fall) on his head. He thought that the sky was (is/was) falling. So, he went (go/went) to tell the King. On the way, he met different animals. All of them joined (join/joined) him. At last, they met (meet/met) a clever fox. It took them to a forest and ate (eat/ate) them all up.

4.
1) One day a nut fell on Funny Bunny.

2) Funny Bunny said the sky was falling.

3) I must tell the king.

4) The king lives here.

5.

down town king sing

met pet soon moon

way bay bat cat

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down	_____________	king	_____________
met	_____________	soon	_____________
way	_____________	bat	_____________