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CBSE Class 2 EVS Worksheet

Our earth

1.
Name the tallest mountain in the world.
2.
What is a coast?
3.
Which kind of temperature is found in polar region?
4.
Fill in the blanks: The Polar region has houses made of ________.
A) Hut B) Flat C) Igloo D) Mountain
5.
What grows on plain land?
6.
Name the highest mountain range on earth.
7.
Why do people sweat a lot near coasts?
8.
What is a plain?
9.
Who is higher than hills?
10.
State True Or False: Most of the water is present in the ocean.
A) true B) false
11.
In what forms are the surface of the lands?
12.
Fill in the blanks: __________ are higher than hills.
A) Mountains B) Polar region C) Valley D) Plains
13.
State True Or False: Water is also stored in the form of water vapour.
A) true B) false
14.
Where can we see Mount Everest from?
15.
Who is the most common landform on the earth's surface?
16.
What is a forest?
17.
Do plants grow in polar region?
18.
What does coast have?
19.
Name the animals that can survive in the polar region.
20.
State True Or False: Earth is the fourth planet from the sun.
A) true B) false

CBSE Class 2 EVS Worksheet

Our earth

Answers

1.
Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.
2.
A coast is a land near the sea.
3.
Polar region has a freezing temperature.
4.
Option C

5.
Different variety of crops grows on plain land.
6.
The Himalayas are the highest mountain range on the earth.
7.
People sweat a lot near coasts due to wet air.
8.
A plain is a vast area of flat lands suitable for living.
9.
Mountains are higher than hills.
10.
Option A

11.
The surface of the lands can be plain, desert, forest, hills, mountains and valleys.
12.
Option A
13.
Option B

14.
Mount Everest can be seen from miles away.
15.
Valleys are the most common landform on the earth's surface.
16.
Forest is a home to many trees and animals. It is a large land.
17.
Very few plants grow in the polar region due to cold temperature.
18.
Coast has sandy beaches for people to relax.
19.
Polar bears and seals can survive in the polar region.
20.
Option B

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