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Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Fill in the Blanks

(Pick the correct word from the options in brackets)

(i) Animals that animals can be kept at home are called _____ animals(domestic/wild)
(ii) _____ animals live in forests. (Wild/Domestic) 
Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1
(iii) Hens give us _____. (eggs/wool) 
(iv) Insects have _____ legs. (six/four) 
(v) Cows give us _____. (milk/wool) 
(vi) Birds have _____ to fly. (feet/wings)

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

TRUE or FALSE

(Write TRUE or FALSE for given statements)

(i) A mosquito has six legs.

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

(ii) A dog lives in water.

(iii) A parrot is a pet animal.

(iv) Crocodiles live on land.

Name the following

(i) Two wild animals.
(ii)  Two birds.
(iii)  Two domestic animals.
(iv)  Two pet animals.

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Write Letters

 (Names of some animals are given below. Write 'W' for wild, 'P' for pet and 'F' for farm animals)

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Match the following

Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Crossword Puzzle

(Fill in the boxes using the clues given below to complete the crossword.)
Animals Around Us - CBSE Worksheets- 1

Answer the following questions

(i) What is a wild animal? 

(ii) What are domestic animals?

(iii) Where will you find tigers and lions?

(iv) Do all animals eat only plants?

(v) Name two birds that cannot fly.

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1. What are some common animals found in urban areas?
Ans. Common animals found in urban areas include pigeons, squirrels, raccoons, stray cats and dogs, and various species of birds. These animals have adapted to city life, often taking advantage of food sources and shelter provided by human environments.
2. How do animals adapt to living in different environments?
Ans. Animals adapt to their environments through various means such as physical changes (like camouflage), behavioral changes (such as altered feeding habits), and physiological changes (like adjusting body temperature). These adaptations help them survive and thrive in their specific habitats, whether urban, rural, or wild.
3. Why are some animals more commonly seen than others in our surroundings?
Ans. Some animals are more commonly seen due to their adaptability, reproductive rates, and proximity to human populations. For instance, animals like rats and pigeons thrive in urban settings because they can find food easily, reproduce quickly, and are less fearful of humans compared to other species.
4. What role do urban animals play in the ecosystem?
Ans. Urban animals play several roles in the ecosystem, including pest control, pollination, and seed dispersal. They help maintain the balance of nature in cities by controlling insect populations and contributing to the ecological processes that support plant life.
5. How can we coexist peacefully with urban wildlife?
Ans. We can coexist peacefully with urban wildlife by providing suitable habitats, avoiding feeding wild animals, securing garbage, and respecting their space. Educating ourselves and others about the importance of these animals and their roles in the ecosystem can also foster a harmonious relationship.
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