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The lesson asks children to guess where the water in a well comes from. The correct source is most likely ________.

(A) underground water
(B) television signals
(C) road water only
(D) playground water

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Well water comes from underground water.

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Question (12)

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If a village tank stores 800 litres and 300 litres are supplied to homes, how much water remains?

(A) 400 litres
(B) 500 litres
(C) 600 litres
(D) 700 litres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

800 − 300 = 500 litres.

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Question (13)

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Some families get water brought from a river or lake by ________.

(A) people
(B) clouds
(C) birds
(D) trees

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

People may carry water from rivers or lakes.

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Question (14)

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What should we say to people who bring water to our homes?

(A) Goodbye
(B) Thank you
(C) Sorry
(D) Welcome

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

We should thank them.

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Question (15)

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A water carrier brings 5 containers of 20 litres each. How much water is brought?

(A) 80 litres
(B) 90 litres
(C) 100 litres
(D) 120 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

5 × 20 = 100 litres.

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Question (16)

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Which source may supply water to a tanker?

(A) Well, river or lake
(B) Television station
(C) Railway station
(D) Playground

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Tankers may get water from wells, rivers or lakes.

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Question (17)

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A tanker carries 1,500 litres of water. After delivering 900 litres, how much remains?

(A) 500 litres
(B) 600 litres
(C) 700 litres
(D) 800 litres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

1500 − 900 = 600 litres.

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Question (18)

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Which question helps children investigate water supply in their area?

(A) Where do tankers bring water from?
(B) What is your favourite game?
(C) What colour is your bag?
(D) How tall are you?

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

It helps identify the water source.

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Question (19)

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A borewell is mainly used to obtain ________.

(A) water from underground
(B) sunlight
(C) electricity
(D) wind

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Borewells provide underground water.

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Question (20)

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If one borewell provides 250 litres and another provides 350 litres, how much water is available altogether?

(A) 500 litres
(B) 550 litres
(C) 600 litres
(D) 650 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

250 + 350 = 600 litres.

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Question (11)

The lesson asks children to guess where the water in a well comes from. The correct source is most likely ________.

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Question (12)

If a village tank stores 800 litres and 300 litres are supplied to homes, how much water remains?

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Question (13)

Some families get water brought from a river or lake by ________.

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Question (14)

What should we say to people who bring water to our homes?

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Question (15)

A water carrier brings 5 containers of 20 litres each. How much water is brought?

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Question (16)

Which source may supply water to a tanker?

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Question (17)

A tanker carries 1,500 litres of water. After delivering 900 litres, how much remains?

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Question (18)

Which question helps children investigate water supply in their area?

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Question (19)

A borewell is mainly used to obtain ________.

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Question (20)

If one borewell provides 250 litres and another provides 350 litres, how much water is available altogether?

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