Social Studies Q&A for Class 1
44 free answers in Social Studies for Class 1 students, across CBSE, ICSE and State boards.
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A place where people live with their family members
Home or House
What are wild animals, plant eating animals, flesh eating animals?
Wild animals are animals that live in forests and jungles on their own. They find their own food. Example: Lion, Tiger, Elephant.Plant eating animals (Herbivores) are animals that eat only plants, grass, fruits, and leaves. Example: Cow, Rabbit, Deer.Flesh eating animals (Carni
Explain the germination of seeds in plants.
Germination is the process by which a seed grows into a new plant.When a seed gets water, air, and warmth, it starts to grow.First, the seed coat breaks open and a tiny root grows downward.Then a small shoot grows upward toward the light.<li data-list-item-id="ee02d82a19f177
What are aquatic animals and terrestrial animals? Give one example for each.
Aquatic animals are animals that live in water. They have special body parts like gills or fins to breathe and swim in water. Example: FishTerrestrial animals are animals that live on land. They breathe through lungs and walk or run on legs. Example: Dog
What are trees, shrubs and herbs? Give one example for each.
Trees are very tall plants with one hard, thick stem called a trunk. They live for many years. Example: Mango treeShrubs are medium-sized plants with many thin, woody stems growing from the base. Example: Rose plantHerbs are small, soft plants with thin, green stems. They are used for cooking and medicine. Exam
List out the different parts of our body.
The different parts of our body are:Head — eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hairNeckTrunk-Body — chest, stomach, backArms — shoulders, elbo
How many sense organs do we have and what are they?
We have five sense organs. They are:Eyes: For seeingEars: For hearingNose: For smellingTongue: For tasting<li data-list-item-id="e59db7d44e710afec529
What helps a polar bear to live in a very cold place?
A polar bear has a thick layer of fur on its body that keeps it warm in the cold. It also has thick fat under its skin. Its white fur helps it to hide in the snow so enemies cannot see it.
How are animals different from plants?
Animals can move from place to place, but plants cannot.Animals eat food for energy, but plants make their own food using sunlight.Animals have sense organs, but plants do not.
What are climbers and creepers? Give examples for each.
Climbers are plants with weak stems that climb up walls, fences, or other plants using their tendrils for support. Example: Money plant, Grapevine, Pea plant.Creepers are plants with weak stems that creep along the ground. Example: Pumpkin, Watermelon, Sweet potato.
What are the different parts of our mouth?
Our mouth has lips, teeth, tongue, and gums. We use our lips to speak, teeth to chew food, and tongue to taste food. The gums hold our teeth in place.
What are terrestrial plants? Give examples.
Plants that grow on land are called terrestrial plants. They get water and minerals from the soil through their roots. Examples: Mango tree, Rose plant, Wheat, Tulsi.
Why do porcupines have sharp pointed quills on their body?
Porcupines have sharp pointed quills on their body to protect themselves from enemies. When an enemy comes near, the quills poke them and hurt them. The quills are like a shield for the porcupine.
What are the functions of roots, stems, leaves and flowers?
Roots hold the plant in the soil and absorb water and minerals.Stems carry water and food to all parts of the plant.Leaves make food for the plant using sunlight.Flowers</stro
_________ and ______ helps us to speak.
Tongue and lips helps us to speak.
Whales and dolphins breathe through its ________.
Whales and dolphins breathe through its blowhole.
We have ten ________and ______.
We have ten fingers and toes.
Which part of our body is used for thinking and doing things?
Brain
How many types of plants are there?
ThreeTrees, Shrubs, Herbs
Name an animal which has a hard shell on its body?
Tortoise (Snail, Turtle)