Test: How Things are Made - Class 4 MCQ

Braille paper helps people who can’t see read and write by feeling raised bumps that stand for letters and numbers.

Using natural ingredients like plants to color paper is safe and good for the environment.

Recycling paper is better because it saves trees, water, and energy, helping the environment.

The 5Rs—Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, and Recycle—help the environment by reducing pollution and saving resources.

Repurposing means using something old in a new way, like turning old newspapers into decorations.

Tissue paper is soft and soaks up water, making it good for cleaning.

“Refuse” means saying no to things that make waste, like single-use paper cups. It helps the environment.

Using blank pages in old notebooks for new notes helps reduce paper waste.

Before the invention of paper, people utilized various natural materials such as cloth, leaves, and wooden boards for writing.

Talapatra, or palm leaves, were traditionally used in India for writing, serving as a significant medium for documentation.