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Question (31)

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Which source may provide water directly to a hand pump?

(A) Underground water
(B) Clouds only
(C) Air only
(D) Trees only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Hand pumps draw underground water.

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Question (32)

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A storage tank receives 400 litres in the morning and 250 litres in the evening. How much water enters the tank that day?

(A) 550 litres
(B) 600 litres
(C) 650 litres
(D) 700 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

400 + 250 = 650 litres.

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Question (33)

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Which activity in the lesson develops curiosity about community water systems?

(A) Tracing where pipes come from
(B) Playing football
(C) Reading comics
(D) Flying kites

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Following pipes helps understand water supply.

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Question (34)

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If a well provides 300 litres and a tanker provides 500 litres, what is the total water available?

(A) 700 litres
(B) 750 litres
(C) 800 litres
(D) 850 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

300 + 500 = 800 litres.

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Question (35)

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Which statement is correct?

(A) Water may come from taps, wells, borewells, rivers or lakes
(B) Water comes only from taps
(C) Water comes only from rivers
(D) Water comes only from wells

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Water can come from many sources.

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Question (36)

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A tanker starts with 2,000 litres and delivers 1,250 litres. How much water is left?

(A) 650 litres
(B) 700 litres
(C) 750 litres
(D) 800 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

2000 − 1250 = 750 litres.

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Question (37)

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Which source is most closely connected with underground water collection?

(A) Borewell
(B) Blackboard
(C) Playground
(D) Terrace

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Borewells collect underground water.

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Question (38)

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Four families each receive 175 litres from a community tank. How much water is distributed altogether?

(A) 600 litres
(B) 650 litres
(C) 700 litres
(D) 750 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

175 × 4 = 700 litres.

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Question (39)

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The lesson encourages children to find out whether anyone faces difficulty in getting ________.

(A) water every day
(B) books every day
(C) games every day
(D) toys every day

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Some people face difficulty in getting water daily.

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Question (40)

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A child learns that water travels from a lake through pipes to a tank and then to taps. What does this show?

(A) Water reaches homes through a connected supply system
(B) Water appears magically in taps
(C) Lakes and tanks are unrelated
(D) Pipes are not needed for water supply

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Water reaches homes through an organized supply network.

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Question (31)

Which source may provide water directly to a hand pump?

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Question (32)

A storage tank receives 400 litres in the morning and 250 litres in the evening. How much water enters the tank that day?

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Question (33)

Which activity in the lesson develops curiosity about community water systems?

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Question (34)

If a well provides 300 litres and a tanker provides 500 litres, what is the total water available?

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Question (35)

Which statement is correct?

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Question (36)

A tanker starts with 2,000 litres and delivers 1,250 litres. How much water is left?

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Question (37)

Which source is most closely connected with underground water collection?

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Question (38)

Four families each receive 175 litres from a community tank. How much water is distributed altogether?

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Question (39)

The lesson encourages children to find out whether anyone faces difficulty in getting ________.

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Question (40)

A child learns that water travels from a lake through pipes to a tank and then to taps. What does this show?

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