Flying High

What is the main message of the chapter "Flying High"?

1. Birds are wonderful creatures with unique features, and we should observe, respect, and protect them.
2. Birds are not useful.
3. All birds should be kept in cages.
4. Nature does not need birds.

Which statement about birds is true?

1. Different birds have different kinds of beaks and feet.
2. All birds look exactly the same.
3. Every bird builds the same nest.
4. Every bird eats the same food.

Which of the following is a migratory bird?

1. Siberian Crane
2. Hen
3. Crow
4. Sparrow

Which bird is commonly kept for laying eggs?

1. Hen
2. Eagle
3. Owl
4. Peacock

Which sense helps birds find food from far away?

1. Sight
2. Taste
3. Smell only
4. Touch only

Why should we protect birds?

1. They help maintain nature's balance.
2. They make too much noise.
3. They are unnecessary.
4. They should only live in zoos.

What covers a bird's body?

1. Feathers
2. Fur
3. Scales
4. Shell

Which bird is often called the "King of Birds"?

1. Eagle
2. Hen
3. Duck
4. Sparrow

Which bird cannot fly?

1. Ostrich
2. Eagle
3. Parrot
4. Pigeon

Which bird is known for its beautiful colourful feathers?

1. Peacock
2. Crow
3. Sparrow
4. Pigeon

Why do birds build nests?

1. To lay eggs and protect their young ones
2. To store bicycles
3. To play cricket
4. To grow vegetables

Which body part helps birds eat different kinds of food?

1. Beak
2. Tail
3. Feather
4. Wing

Why do most birds have wings?

1. To fly from one place to another
2. To swim underwater only
3. To dig deep holes in the ground
4. To climb mountains

What is the main theme of the chapter "Flying High"?

1. Learning about birds, their habits, and their importance in nature
2. Learning to drive a car
3. Playing indoor games
4. Buying new clothes