Test: Shadow Story (Togalu) (2D Shapes) - Class 2 MCQ

• The shadow of a triangle will usually resemble the shape of a triangle.
• Since a triangle has three corners and straight sides, its shadow will have a similar shape.
• Other shapes like square or rectangle would have different shadows.

• A 2D shape has only length and width, like a circle.
• A circle is a flat shape with no height.
• Cube, sphere, and cylinder are 3D shapes.

• Togalu Gombeyaata is a traditional puppet show from Karnataka.
• It uses puppets to tell stories, often from Indian epics.
• It is an important cultural art form.

• Shadows are longest in the morning when the sun is low.
• As the sun rises higher in the sky, shadows become shorter.
• In the evening, shadows can also be long, but they are usually shorter than in the morning.

• When the light source is closer to an object, the shadow becomes bigger.
• Shadows grow larger as the light gets closer and smaller as the light source moves further away.
• This is a basic rule of how shadows behave.

• A solid box will cast a clear shadow because it blocks light completely.
• Transparent objects like plastic and glass let light pass through, so they do not make clear shadows.
• The shape of a solid object can make its shadow more defined.

• The shadow of a ball will be round, like the shape of a circle.
• Shadows generally resemble the shape of the object that blocks the light.
• A square or rectangle would have different-shaped shadows.

• A circle has no corners, unlike square, triangle, and rectangle.
• A circle is round and smooth all over.
• The absence of corners is one of the key characteristics of a circle.

• A square has four equal sides, but a rectangle has four sides where opposite sides are equal.
• A rectangle has opposite sides equal, but not all four.
• A triangle and circle do not have equal sides.

A triangle has three sides. A square and a rectangle each have four sides, and a circle has no sides.