Hu Tu Tuhu Tu Tu - 2 Class 4 Worksheet EVS Chapter 10

Q1: Fill in the Blanks

(i) Karnam Malleshwari is known for her achievements in the sport of ________.
Ans: weightlifting
Karnam Malleshwari is a renowned weight lifter.

(ii) Jwala, Leela, and Heera are three sisters who excelled in the game of ____________.
Ans: Kabaddi
Jwala, Leela, and Heera were skilled Kabaddi players.

(iii) The sisters faced challenges and difficulties in playing Kabaddi but did not let it diminish their ____________.
Ans: enthusiasm/fun
Despite the difficulties, the sisters remained enthusiastic about Kabaddi.

(iv) In Kabaddi, a player of the team speaks "kabaddi-kabaddi" and tries to touch the player of the ____________ team.
Ans: Other

(v) A Kho Kho team comprises ____________ players.
Ans: 12

Q2: True and False

(i) The sisters were discouraged by their uncles to play Kabaddi.
Ans: False
The uncles of Jwala, Leela, and Heera encouraged them to play Kabaddi.

(ii) Karnam Malleshwari is a well-known athlete in the field of basketball.
Ans: False
Karnam Malleshwari is a weight lifter, not a basketball player.

(iii) Kabaddi is an indoor sport.
Ans: False
Kabaddi is mentioned as an outdoor game.

(iv) Each Kho Kho game is played in six-minute innings.
Ans: False
Kho Kho games are played in nine-minute innings.

(v) Cricket is only played by teams of 10 members.
Ans: False
Cricket is played by two teams of 11 members each.

Q3: Match the Column

Q4: Short Answer Questions

(i) What challenges did the three sisters face when they started playing Kabaddi?
Ans: The three sisters faced challenges like societal discouragement and the need to wear boys' clothes to play Kabaddi.

(ii) How did Jwala and Leela manage to win matches that seemed to be lost?
Ans: Jwala and Leela won matches that seemed lost due to their strong will and determination.

(iii) What was the significance of the central line in the game of Kabaddi?
Ans: In Kabaddi, the central line was important because if a player managed to touch it while being held by opponents, the entire opposing team would be declared 'out'.

(iv) What is the role of coordination between eyes, legs, and arms in Kabaddi?
Ans: Good coordination between eyes, legs, and arms is essential in Kabaddi for effective movement, targeting opponents, and successfully touching them.

(v) What message can we learn from Karnam Malleshwari and the three sisters' stories?
Ans: We can learn that determination, perseverance, and breaking societal stereotypes can lead to success in sports, regardless of gender.