(i) Two little hands go stomp, stomp, stomp.
Ans: False - Two little hands go clap, clap, clap.
(ii) You have one little nose to smell and breathe.
Ans: True - You have one little nose to smell and breathe.
(iii) Eyes are used for hearing sounds.
Ans: False - Eyes are not used for hearing sounds; they are used for seeing.
(iv) We have two ears to listen.
Ans: True - We have two ears to listen.
(v) Your mouth is for talking.
Ans: True - Your mouth is for talking.
(i) How many hands and legs do you have?
Ans: I have two hands and two legs.
(ii) What is the purpose of your ears?
Ans: The ears are used for hearing sounds.
(iii) Why do we use our nose?
Ans: We use our nose to smell different scents and to breathe.
(iv) What can you do with your mouth?
Ans: With our mouth, we can eat, speak, and even sing.
(v) Mention three body parts in the "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" rhyme.
Ans: The body parts mentioned in the "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" rhyme are head, shoulders, knees, eyes, ears, mouth, and nose.
(vi) Word Meanings (Choose the correct word from the box and write its meaning)
[clap] [smell] [see] [talk] [ears]
(a) Clap: _____________________
Ans: Clap: To make a loud noise by bringing your hands together quickly.
(b) Smell: ____________________
Ans: Smell: The ability to detect scents or odors using your nose.
(c) See: ______________________
Ans: See: To perceive objects and their details using your eyes.
(d) Talk: ______________________
Ans: Talk: To communicate by speaking, using your mouth.
(e) Ears: _______________________
Ans: Ears: The organs on the sides of your head used for hearing.
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