### Page 1 – The Journey of Our Food
1. **Other fruit/vegetable not originally from India now common in Indian
food. Where did it come from?**
Ans- Tomato, chilli, potato (South America); cauliflower (Europe); peas
(Mediterranean)[1].
2. **Fruit that originated in India and is now loved abroad.**
Ans - Mango[1].
3. **Describe your favourite vegetable/fruit (colour, texture, taste, what you like
most).**
Ans - Mango: Yellow, soft, sweet, juicy. I like its sweetness[1].
### Page 2 – Health and Wellness: Types of Foods
4. **Create a one-day meal plan (energy-giving, body-building, protective
foods).**
Ans - Breakfast: Idli (energy), milk (body-building), orange (protective).
- Lunch: Rice (energy), dal (body-building), spinach (protective).
- Dinner: Chapati (energy), paneer (body-building), salad (protective)[1].
### Page 3 – Exploring Flavours
5. **Taste of these items:**
Ans - Honey: Sweet
- Lemon: Sour
- Pepper: Spicy
- Papad: Salty/spicy
- Bitter gourd: Bitter[1].
6. **Flavour descriptions for pictured items:**
Ans - Dark chocolate: Bitter, sweet
- Pineapple: Sweet, sour
- Paanipuri: Spicy, sour
- Pickle: Sour, spicy, salty
- Chaat: Spicy, sweet, sour
- Orange: Sweet, sour
- Gooseberry: Sour, bitter
- Pomegranate: Sweet
- Star Fruit: Sour[1].
### Page 4 – Food Spoilage & Preservation
7. **How did Rihana know the sabzi was spoilt?**
Ans - Bad smell and taste.
8. **Why not eat spoilt food?**
Ans - Can cause illness.
9. **What did you do with spoilt food?**
Ans - Threw it away.
10. **Preservation—categorize items:**
Ans - With refrigerator: Milk, fish,paneer,cake,banana, spinach
- Without: onion, dry fruits, garlic,potato, bread,
### Page 5 – Food Measurement
11. **Measurement units:**
Ans - Bag of rice: kg
- Water bottle: L
- Saffron: g
- Milk jug: L
- Pack of apples: kg
- Chocolate bar: g[1]
12. **5 kg fruit basket, 4 people—how much per person?**
Ans- 1kg=1000 gram.
5kg=5×1000=5000 gram.
Each person will get =5000÷4=1250gram
13. **12 sandwiches x 250g = ?**
Ans - 12×250g=3000gram=3kg
14. **Suitable container for sandwiches (3 kg)?**
Ans- d. 3 kg option
### Page 6 – Supermarket/Budgeting
15. **selected items and their price:**
Ans - Potato (1kg ₹40), cucumber (1kg ₹60), biscuits (₹40), banana (1kg ₹60),
pastries (₹40), Tomato (1kg ₹60), sandwich (₹80), Grapes (1kg₹120)
**Total cost **
Total: 40+60+40+60+40+60+80+120=₹500.
Yes, i have stayed in budget
16. **Fractions from strips:**
Ans - First: 2 parts, 1/2 coloured
- Second: 4 parts, 1/4 coloured
- Third: 8 parts, 2/8 coloured[1].
17. **Which is biggest: 1/2, 1/4, or 2/8?**
Ans- 1/2 is biggest. 1/4 = 2/8..
**compare ¼ and 2/8 are they equal.**
Ans- 2÷2/8÷2=¼
Yes, ¼ and 2/8 are equal.
18. **8-slice pizzas, 6 people, to share equally?**
- For equal slices, 3 pizzas needed=3×8=24
then each person gets 4 slices.
### Page 7 – Hindi Story
#### रसोई का जाद ू (Kitchen Magic)—Hindi Story
19. **मीना की दादी माँ ने कौन-सी सामग्री का उपयोग किया?**
- ताजा आटा, हल्दी, जीरा, धनिया, काली मिर्च, सब्ज़ियाँ[1].
20. **मीना ने रसोई में कौन-सा जाद ू सीखा?**
- मेहनत, प्यार, धैर्य से खाना बनाना[1].
21. **परिवार के साथ खाना खाने से क्या होता है ?**
- खशु ी मिलती है , परिवार में प्यार बढ़ता है [1].
### Page 8 – स्वाद का जाद ू (Magic of Flavour)—Hindi Activity
22. **बिना आग के व्यंजन तैयार करें (Write recipe and draw):**
Ans- ब्यंजन: फ्रूट चाट;
बिधि: कटे फल, नींब,ू नमक और मसाले मिलाएं;.
- **Drawing:**
### Page 9 – Migration Story: Rohan
23. **Who is Rohan; where was he before Mumbai?**
- Boy from rural Gujarat.
24. **Why did Rohan's family move?**
- For mother’s new job.
25. **Why did Rohan feel sad?**
- Didn't understand the language, felt alone.
26. **How would you feel if you had to move? (Open-ended)**
- Example: Sad, nervous, excited.
27. **Suggest a title for the story.**
- "Rohan's New Journey" or "Shifting to Mumbai".
### Page 10 – Migration Interview Table
28. **Migration interview: Fill the table.**
Ans- Name: Bikash Roy. age:35yrs. year or migration:5years. reason:Job
feelings: Depressing and sad
29. **Imagine migrating: How would you feel?**
- Example: Nervous, excited (personal)[1].
30. **If you had to migrate now, where and why?**
Ans : To Bangalore for better studies.
31. **Mark valid reasons to migrate:**
- ✔: Higher studies, medical, marriage, escaping disaster, jobs, better life,
education, war, government facilities[1].
- ✗: Shopping, to get big toys, to make others jealous, eat good food, for fun,
worse weather, just for books, play with friends[1].
32. **Define 'migration' and 'displacement':**
- Migration: Moving to another place (by choice or need)
- Displacement: Forced to move due to disaster/conflict[1].
33. **Interview a migrant: Lifestyle/diet/culture.**
- Student collects and writes answers (personal task). Information not present
in content[1].
### Page 11– Migration and Displacement (Situations Table)
34. **Categorize each scenario:**
- Situation 1: Displacement (flood, forced)[1]
- Situation 2: Migration (job, choice)
- Situation 3: Migration (for acting, choice)
- Situation 4: Migration (health, forced by necessity)[1]
35. **How would you feel—each situation?**
- 1: Worried, new place
- 2: Hopeful, meet new people
- 3: Excited, nervous
- 4: Anxious, hopeful (individual responses suggested)[1]
### Page 12/ 13– Hindi: Values, Self-awareness, Transport
36. **नए शहर में समस्याएँ, समाधान?**
- भाषा, दोस्त, जगह; दोस्त बनाएँ, भाषा सीखें[1].
37. **कौन-सी व्यक्तिगत योग्यताएँ मदद करें गी?**
- धैर्य, मित्रता, खल
ु े विचार[1].
38. **परिवार के किस सदस्य का आभार, किस कार्य के लिए?**
- माँ—दे खभाल के लिए धन्यवाद[1].
39. **पलायन में परिवहन के साधनों की भमि
ू का?**
- समान, लोग, सामान स्थानांतरित करना[1].
40. **आप किस माध्यम/साधन को चन ु ेंगे और क्यों?**
- ट्रे न/बस—सरु क्षित एवं तेज़[1].
41. **प्राकृतिक आपदा में सशस्त्र बल कौन-से साधन अपनाते हैं?**
- ट्रक, हे लीकॉप्टर, नाव[1].
### Page 15 – School Supplies: Maths
41. **Total money spent?**
- Notebook: 8 x 25 = ₹200
Pencil: 10 x 5 = ₹50
Eraser: 10 x 1 = ₹10
Bag: 1 x 250 = ₹250
Lunch box: ₹100
Water bottle: ₹90
Pen: 3 x 10 = ₹30
Total = ₹730
42. **Lunch box + water bottle cost?**
- ₹100 + ₹90 = ₹190
43. **If notebooks are ₹20, buy 5, how much saved?**
- (5 x 25) – (5 x 20) = ₹125 – ₹100 = ₹25 saved
### Page 16 – Currency Exchange
44. **₹160, how many USD (1 USD = ₹80)?**
- 2 USD
45. **5 Pounds to INR (1 Pound = ₹100):**
- 5 x 100 = ₹500
46. **₹150 to AUD (1 AUD = ₹50):**
- 3 AUD
47. **10 CAD to INR (1 CAD = ₹60):**
- 10 x 60 = ₹600
48. **₹200 to Yen (1 Yen = ₹0.50):**
- 200 / 0.5 = 400 Yen
49. **Design your own currency note.**
- Draw as per imagination (cannot provide visual drawing in text)[1]
### Page 17 – Animals: Hibernation, Migration
50. **Give examples:**
- Hibernate: Bear, bat
- Migrate: Siberian crane, Arctic tern, some butterflies[1]
### Page 18 – Art: Memory Book
51. **Create a memory book:**
- Draw scenes, write about family and places before moving (student-created,
cannot display drawing here)[1]
