Class 2 EVS Worksheet: Practice Test
Remember (Find the topic, use the idea): Read the question and find its topic: plants, animals, water, seasons or transport. Use that lesson’s idea — which part, which eater, natural or man-made, which season, land, water or air. For odd-one-out questions, find the group three of them share.
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- 1.What is a job of the stem? (a) makes food for the plant (b) fixes the plant in soil (c) keeps the seeds safe (d) carries water to leaves
- 2.What is a job of the flower? (a) takes in water from soil (b) keeps the seeds safe (c) makes food for the plant (d) turns into a fruit
- 3.🌱 Which part of the plant grows into a new plant? (a) stem (b) seed (c) roots (d) fruit
- 4.🚦 Does “ferry” travel on land, on water or in the air? (a) on land (b) on water (c) in the air
- 5.True or false: washing cars with a hose wastes water. (a) True (b) False
- 6.Which of these is mostly used in winter? (a) sun hat (b) woollen sweater (c) air cooler (d) rain cape
- 7.🍽️ What kind of eater is the camel? (a) a herbivore (b) an omnivore (c) a carnivore
- 8.🚦 Does “aeroplane” travel on land, on water or in the air? (a) on land (b) in the air (c) on water
- 9.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) thin cotton clothes (b) woollen socks (c) thick quilt (d) muffler
- 10.🍽️ What kind of eater is the goat? (a) an omnivore (b) a carnivore (c) a herbivore
- 11.Which animal lives in water? (a) starfish (b) cow (c) hippopotamus (d) goat
- 12.🐑 Where do we get wool from? (a) coconut tree (b) sheep (c) silkworm (d) cotton plant
- 13.True or false: “ferry” travels on water. (a) False (b) True
- 14.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) sea (b) tap (c) river (d) spring
- 15.🍽️ What kind of eater is the eagle? (a) an omnivore (b) a herbivore (c) a carnivore
- 16.🐑 Where do we get silk from? (a) sheep (b) cotton plant (c) silkworm (d) coconut tree
- 17.🌦️ In which season do we use “thin cotton clothes” the most? (a) rainy season (b) summer (c) winter
- 18.Which of these is a man-made source of water? (a) river (b) canal (c) spring (d) sea
- 19.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) motorboat (b) ferry (c) hot-air balloon (d) boat
- 20.Which of these saves water? (a) ignoring a leaking pipe (b) leaving the tap running (c) fixing a leaking pipe (d) washing cars with a hose
- 21.What do we get from the cotton plant? (a) coir (b) wool (c) jute (d) cotton
- 22.Which animal lives on land? (a) fish (b) octopus (c) lion (d) frog
- 23.True or false: when we eat spinach, we eat the leaves of the plant. (a) False (b) True
- 24.🧵 Does leather come from a plant or an animal? (a) an animal (b) a plant
- 25.🥕 When we eat sugarcane, which part of the plant are we eating? (a) seeds (b) root (c) fruit (d) stem
- 26.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) carrot (b) turnip (c) mango (d) beetroot
- 27.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) mango (b) banana (c) rajma (d) grapes
- 28.Which of these is mostly used in summer? (a) thin cotton clothes (b) woollen cap (c) muffler (d) shawl
- 29.Which animal eats only plants? (a) crocodile (b) lion (c) elephant (d) cockroach
- 30.🛞 How many wheels does a bullock cart have?
- 31.True or false: “water tank” is a man-made source of water. (a) True (b) False
- 32.In which of these do we eat the seeds of the plant? (a) broccoli (b) sugarcane (c) radish (d) peanuts
- 33.True or false: “woollen cap” is mostly used in winter. (a) True (b) False
- 34.Which animal eats only plants? (a) rabbit (b) lion (c) leopard (d) snake
- 35.💧 Is “spring” a natural or a man-made source of water? (a) natural (b) man-made
- 36.Which animal lives on land and in water? (a) whale (b) fish (c) shark (d) duck
- 37.🛞 How many wheels does a car have?
- 38.True or false: when we eat potato, we eat the stem of the plant. (a) True (b) False
- 39.Which animal lives in water? (a) cow (b) whale (c) lion (d) deer
- 40.🥕 When we eat sweet potato, which part of the plant are we eating? (a) stem (b) fruit (c) root (d) seeds
Answer key
- carries water to leaves
- turns into a fruit
- seed
- on water
- True
- woollen sweater
- a herbivore
- in the air
- thin cotton clothes
- a herbivore
- starfish
- sheep
- True
- tap
- a carnivore
- silkworm
- summer
- canal
- hot-air balloon
- fixing a leaking pipe
- cotton
- lion
- True
- an animal
- stem
- mango
- rajma
- thin cotton clothes
- elephant
- 2
- True
- peanuts
- True
- rabbit
- natural
- duck
- 4
- True
- whale
- root
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