V.K.S.A.

S.A.1 (2023-24)
Class-2
Sub.- G.K.
Name:- Marks-25
I. Tick ( ) the correct option:- 13
1.) A tomato is a-
a.) Fruit ( )
b.) Vegetables ( )
c.) Flower ( )
2.) A burrow is for-
a.) Mouse ( )
b.) Rabbit ( )
c.) Snake ( )
3.) The sky is for-
a.) Birds ( )
b.) Fish ( )
c.) Crocodile ( )
4.) A boy is opposite to-
a.) Girl ( )
b.) Sister ( )
c.) Aunt ( )
5.) The sea is for-
a.) Ship ( )
b.) See ( )
 c.) Sheep ( )
6.) A group of stairs is-
a.) Flight ( )
b.) Sight ( )
c.) Fight ( )
7.) Many bananas is a-
a.) Crunch ( )
b.) Bunch ( )
c.) Punch ( )
8.) A group of soldiers is-
a.) Army ( )
b.) Enemy ( )
c.) Herd ( )
9.) A group of cattle is-
a.) Herd ( )
b.) Curd ( )
c.) Bird ( )
10.) We use to measure our body temperature.
a.) Berometer ( )
b.) Thermometer ( )
c.) Accelerator ( )
11.) The instrument that tells the speed at which
you are travelling in a vehicle is called-
a.) Speedometer ( )
b.) Accelerator ( )
c.) Berometer ( )
12.) A person who travels in space is called-
a.) Astronaut ( )
b.) Acrobat ( )
c.) Pilot ( )
13.) The planet that looks red is-
a.) Mars ( )
b.) Saturn ( )
c.) Sun ( )
II. Fill in the blanks with the help box:- 12
(Sunlight,gravity,caterpillar,evergreen,desert,Bea
ch,Volcano,island,valley,ocean,atmosphere,plate
au)
1.) Plants need carbon dioxide,water and ________
to grow.
2.) The force of the Earth which pulls things
towards it is called ________.
3.) The young one of a butterfly is called
___________.
4.) Trees which have green leaves all through the
year are called __________.
5.) The layer of air surroundings the Earth is called
the ___________.
6.) A large area of saline water that covers most of
the Earth is called ________.
7.) _________ is the flat area of land that is higher
than the land around it.
8.) An ________ is a piece of land surrounded by
water from all sides.
9.) The lowland between two mountains is called a
_______.
10.) A ________ is a mountain that forces out hot
gas,rocks and lava.
11.) A ______ is an area of sand beside the sea and
lake.
12.) A ________ is a sandy area with little or no
water.