
Q2: ____________ is used to keep the heat out of traditional mud houses.
Q3: Patterns can be found everywhere in ____________.
Q4: Pots are made by shaping clay on a ____________.
Q5: A potter's oven is called a ____________.

Q2: Patterns can only be found in artificial objects.
Q3: Traditional mud houses are made using cement.
Q4: Cow dung helps to keep insects out of houses.
Q5: Bricks are used for the construction of buildings.

Q1: What type of patterns can be seen on peacocks or tigers?
Q2: What are bricks made of?
Q3: Where does Rohan live?
Q4: What natural material is used in traditional mud houses for walls and floors?
Q5: What is used to make patterns on pots?

Q2: Which natural material is used to make mud houses?
(a) Grass
(b) Wood
(c) Cow dung
(d) All of the above
Q3: What helps to keep insects out of traditional mud houses?
(a) Cement
(b) Cow dung
(c) Paint
(d) Bricks
Q4: Which of the following is NOT a use of pots?
(a) Storing water
(b) Baking bread
(c) Holding money
(d) Serving food
Q5: What is a potter's favorite pastime according to the text?
(a) Making pots
(b) Watching brick walls being built
(c) Painting patterns on clay items
(d) Observing patterns in nature


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