Solar International School, Sanchore
Annual Examination 2015
Subject - English
Class IV
Name
: ……………….…………… Roll. No. …………………..… Marks:
60
[A] Match the columns and complete the sentences
:- 5
A B
1.
The tree always (a)
comes after the hot summer month.
2.
Night always (b) comes
after day.
3.
I always (c)
Shed their leaves in winter.
4.
A doctor always (d)
light lamps on Diwali.
5.
The rainy season always (e) tries to cure
his patients.
[B]
Write ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ :- 5
1.
Momotaro was born from an apple.
[ ]
2.
Momotaro did not love his
country. [ ]
3.
Momotaro gave a dumpling to the
monkey. [ ]
4.
Momotaro and his companions
were defeated by the Ogres. [ ]
5.
Monotaro became a rich and
honorable man. [ ]
[C]
Write the similar meanings: - 5
feasts, sphere, thrived, modestly , queer
[D]
Fill in the blanks with the words given in the box:- 6
[were singing, was sleeping, were working,
was running, was shining, were disturbing]
1.
The horse________________ very
fast.
2.
The baby_____________________
soundly.
3.
The farmers
____________________ in the fields.
4.
The sun ______________________
brightly.
5.
The girls
______________________ very sweetly.
6.
The children
_____________________ us.
[E]
Join these sentences with ‘neither – nor’:- 6
1. He cannot write English. He cannot speak English.
2. The food is not tasty. It is also not nutritious.
3. The story is not true. It is also not interesting.
4. The weather is not cold in November. It is also not foggy.
PTO
[F] Answer the following questions – (any
five) 15
1. What did Gessler ask William Tell to do?
2. How does the author describe his grandmother?
3. What was good about Robin the outlaw?
4. What was written on the big stone in letters of gold?
5. Why did the Roman people at the theatre shout in wonder?
6. What surprised Rip when he woke up?
[G]
Change the following sentence into :- 4
1. The mouse runs away. (past
tense)
2. We play cricket in afternoon. (future
tense)
3. He forgets his childhood friends . (past
tense)
4. Mr. Kumar teaches us English. (future
tense)
[H]
Tick (
)
the word in the brackets is corrects: - 10
)
the word in the brackets is corrects: - 10
1.
They (have/has) umbrellas in their hands.
2.
I do not think these stories (is/are)
true.
3.
We (play/plays) hockey
every day.
4.
(They/she) drive very
fast.
5.
He comes to school (on/at) a
bike.
6.
They are working (at/since)
morning.
7.
Come for a walk (with/to)
me.
8.
My sister is fond (of /in)
music.
9.
Go (and/but) sit on the
bench.
10.
Smita is fast (and/but)
Neeta is slow.
[I]
Write a letter to your friend, to telling him about your future plan to become
a teacher also give the advantages of
teacher. 4
OR
Write
any one poem ( 8 lines).
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Solar International School, Sanchore
Annual
Examination 2015
Subject - Mathematics
Class IV
Name :
……………….…………… Roll. No.
…………………..… Marks: 60
1.
A.
Arrange the fractions in ascending order. 1
(1)
9
, 5 ,
15 , 3
, 12
9
, 5 ,
15 , 3
, 12
17
17 17 17
17
B. Write in descending order. 1
(1)
12 , 12 ,
12 , 12
, 12
45 38
9 58 15
C. Add there fractions. 2
(1) 5 +
8 (2) 6
+ 4 + 5
5 5 8 8 8
D. Encircle the like fractions. 2
(1) 2 ,
4 , 3, 4
5 5
7 9
E.
Complete the fractions. 2
(1) 3
= 3 X =
7 7 X 14
2.
A.
Write these as decimals. 3
(1)
15
(2) 35 (3)
75
15
(2) 35 (3)
75
100 10 1000
B. Write decimals as fractions. 3
(1) 0.25 = (2)
0.5 (3) 0.125
C. Write these numbers in words. 3
(1) 545.2
(2) 37.8 (3) 9.257
D. Write these decimals in descending order. 2
(1) 3.35;
3.48; 3.15; 3.25
(2) 5.68; 5.32;
5.45; 5.52
E. Find the Sum. 2
(1) 348.5 + 437.2
+ 253.4
(2) 976.4 + 763.4 + 345.3
F. Multiply 2
(1) 2 7 . 5 (2) 28 . 63
X 3 X 52
G. Divide. 4
(1)
140.7 
7 (2) 863.6 6
7 (2) 863.6 6
H. Write in ascending order. 4.
(1)
3.52, 2.49, 3.24, 3.70
(2) 2.68, 2.15, 2.19, 2.52 PTO
3.
A Fill in the blanks 5
i.
An
angle has ________vertex and __________arms.
ii.
An
angle of 85· is an __________angle.
iii.
A
__________ has one end point.
iv.
How
many degrees does full protractor. Measure?
v.
Radius
of a circle is _______of its decimeter.
B.
Draw the following angles and name them. 4
(1) 450 (2) 900
C. Draw a circle whose radius is 4 cm. 4
4. 1) A
Rectangular playground is 60m long and 40m broad. Find area and perimeter of
the playground. 3
2) A classroom is 25m long and 15 m broad. What
will be the perimeter of the classroom? 2
5. [A] Convert into centimeters (cm) 3
(1) 9m = (2) 8m 50cm= (3) 7m
=
[B] Convert into km and m.
2 (1) 5435m = (2) 27548m=
[C] Add the following. 2
(1) 3km 5hm 3dam + 5km 3hm 2dam
(2) 6dm 5cm 2mm + 2dm 4cm 3mm
6. [A] Write these time in figures. 2
1.
20
minutes past five =
2.
Quarter
past seven =
3.
Quarter
to three =
4.
Write
in 24 – hour clock time: 10:30 pm
[B] Convert
into minutes. 1
(1) 5 hr. (2) 3hr 25 min
[C]
Convert into Seconds. 1
(1) 2min 45sec (2) 5min
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Solar International School, Sanchore
Annual
Examination 2015
Subject - Science
Class IV
Name :
……………….…………………………… Roll. No. ……….… Marks: 30
I.
Name the following:- 5
1. Three energy- giving foods.
2. Three protective foods_
3. Three substances that melt with little
heat
4. Two types of forces
5. Two substances which are solid in winter
and liquid in summer.
II.
Fill in the blanks with the right words
from the list
5
[Container, natural, gastric juice,
digestive, tasty, crowd]
1.
The
wall of the stomach secrets a juice called __________
2.
Soil
is a _____________ resource.
3.
A
liquid takes the shape of the ____________.
4.
Cooking
makes the food easily _____________and _____________.
5.
Do
not ____________around the person who is hurt.
III.
State whether the following statements
are True or False:- 5
1. An apple falls to ground due to the
force of gravity _________
2. The gastric juice is secreted by the
pancreas.
3. Use of unsafe water can cause disease.
4. Water evaporates faster when the exposed
area is large.__________
5. Pulses are the good sources of
carbohydrates. ________
IV.
Choose the correct answer:- 5
1. Which type of soil holds just enough
water?
(a)
Clayey
(b) Loamy (c) Sandy (d) None of these
Clayey
(b) Loamy (c) Sandy (d) None of these
2. Gastric juice mixes with food in the:-
(a)
mouth (b) esophagus (c) stomach (d) intestine
mouth (b) esophagus (c) stomach (d) intestine
3. Pulses
are the good sources of:-
Pulses
are the good sources of:-
(a)
Proteins
(b) carbohydrates (c) fats (d)
Vitamins
Proteins
(b) carbohydrates (c) fats (d)
Vitamins
4. The
water vapour rises up in the sky because it is
The
water vapour rises up in the sky because it is
(a)
Colorless
(b) like smoke (c) Lighter than air (d)
a liquid
Colorless
(b) like smoke (c) Lighter than air (d)
a liquid
5. Fat is digested by the action of :-
(a)
Saliva
(b) bile (c) gastric juice (d) pancreatic juice
Saliva
(b) bile (c) gastric juice (d) pancreatic juice
V.
Answer the following questions:- 10
1. What is first-aid?
2. Name the different parts of the human
digestive system?
3. Define the term ‘motion’.
4. What is the force of friction?
5. What is soil erosion?
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Solar International School, Sanchore
Annual Examination 2015
Subject - Social Studies
Class IV
Name :
……………….…………… Roll. No.
…………………..… Marks: 30
1.
Fill in the blanks
:- 8x1=8
1.
The
________________________(rainy/winter) season begins with southwest monsoon.
2.
An
open pit from which stone is obtained is called a _______________(quarry/mine)
3.
The
two types of crops are ________________(Rabi/cash) and Kharif.
4.
The
roads that are constructed to connect major cities are called
______________(National highways/state ways)
5.
Sahar
International Airport is in ______________(Mumbai/Delhi)
6.
The
coastal plains have _________________climate (moderate /extreme)
7.
Kolar
mines are located in _________(Karnataka / Andhra Pradesh)
8.
_________________crops
are grown in rainy season ( Rabi/Kharif)
2.
Match the column ‘A’ with column ‘B’ 5x1=5
A B
1)
Gold (a)symbol
of prosperity
2)
Periyar
Sanctuary (b) Orissa
3)
Gir
national park (c)
Kerala
4)
Kaziranga
National Park (d) Assam
5)
Chilka
Lake Bird-Sanctuary (c) Gujarat
3.
Say True or False. 5x1=5
1. The distance of a place from Equator
affects the climate of that place. __________
2. The southwest monsoon starts retreating
from northern India in early March. _____________
3. Alluvial soil is also known as regur
soil. ____________________
4. Iron is the backbone of modern civilization._________________
5. Wheat is a kharif crop. _______________
4.
Name the following (any three) 3x2=6
1. Two bird sanctuaries
2. Most fertile soil.
3. Two major iron producing states.
4. Two varieties of mango.
5. Answer the following questions (any three) 3x2=6
1. Name the four seasons of India.
2. What are poultry?
3. What do you mean by literacy?
4. Which is the longest highway in India?
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