The Baby Story Class 4 Worksheet Final

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IIS Sitapur, Jaipur

Subject- E.V.S

Chapter- The Baby Story

Class- 4
Q1) Answer the following questions-

a) What is adoption?

Ans- The process of making a child legally part of another family is called adoption.

b) What is an abdomen?

Ans- An abdomen is the lower part of the chest which contains our stomach.

c) What is a womb?

Ans- Womb is a bag like structure inside the abdomen where a baby grows.

d) How does a chick come into this world?

Ans- A chick grows into an egg and comes out of the egg when the egg hatches.

Q2) Write the differences between the following-

i) Mammals Egg Laying Animals

a) Animals giving birth to babies Animals that lay eggs are called
are called mammals or viviparous egg laying animals or oviparous
animals like cat, dog and human eg. brid, fish, snake, etc

b) They produce milk. They do not produce milk.

ii) A dolphin baby A chick

a) A dolphin baby is born out A chick comes out of an egg


of the mother dolphin’s body. laid by the hen.
IIS Sitapura, Jaipur

Subject- E.V.S Class- 4


Chapter- The Baby Story
Name- _____________________________ Date-

Q1) Answer in one word-

i) Where does a human baby come from?

Ans i) __________________________

ii) What do we call the animals who lay eggs?

Ans ii) ___________________________

iii) What does a tadpole become when it grows up?

Ans iii) __________________________

iv) What do we call the animals who give birth to and feed their young ones?

Ans iv) ___________________________

Q2) True and false-

i) A dolphin also gives birth to its young one. ( )

ii) A frog’s baby is called a Caterpillar. ( )

iii) Dogs and cats are oviparous animals. ( )

Q3) Fill in the missing letters to make meaning full words -

i) Wo____b ii) Abdo_____en iii) Poss____sses iv) Pro____ected v) Na___ural

Answers

1) i) Womb ii) Oviparous or egg laying animals iii) Frog iv) Mammals or viviparous animals
2) i) True ii) False iii) False
3) i) m ii) m iii) e iv) t v) t

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