Agriculture - 1 Class 4 Worksheet SST

Q1: Fill in the blanks.

(i) Dry farming is done where rainfall is less than ______ and there are no facilities of irrigation.

(ii) Agriculture provide ______ of the employment in the country.

(iii) Land is the major ______ asset of the country.

(iv) Agriculture means cultivation of _________. It also includes horticulture, livestock rearing and fishing.

(v) Agriculture provide _____________ for people and ___________ for industries.

(vi) More than half of Indians are farmers. This makes agriculture the main ___________ in our country.

(vii) India has a favourable climate, fertile soil and good irrigation facilities to grow many _______________.

(viii) The crops grown are of two types _____________ and ______________.

(ix) The crops which are grown to be eaten are called ________________ crops example rice, wheat.

(x) The crops which are grown to be used in industries or for sale in the market are called _____________ crops eg sugarcane, jute.

(xi) Our total agricultural production has increased since _______________.

(xii) Jaggery is made from _____________________________.

(xiii) _______________ is the main producer of wheat and sugarcane.

(xiv) The cultivation of fruits, flowers and vegetables is called ________________.

(xv) Wheat is a ________________ crop.

Q2: True or False.

(i) The quality of Indian cotton is the best in the world.

(ii) Sugar cane is the native plant of India.

(iii) Rabi crop is sown after the rainy season stops. 

Q3: Complete the Sentences.

(i) Fibre crops are ______.

(ii) Wet farming is done where rainfall is ______.

(iii) India has stepped up the production of ______.

Q4: Match the following.

Q5: Answer Briefly.

(i) What are the major crops grown in India?

(ii) Name any four reasons which decide the nature of farming?

(iii) What are the major types of farming?

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