Food-where does it come from Worksheet-1

Food-where does it come from Worksheet-1

Fill in the blanks:

1. The green plants are also known as _______.
2. The product/s which we get from animals is/are known as _______.
3. _______ is the process in which lemon juice or vinegar is added to the milk followed by draining off the liquid portion leaving the solid part which later forms cottage cheese (paneer).     
4. The organisms that feed on dead or decaying matter are known as _______.     

Multiple-Choice Question:

5. The ___ of this plant are consumed as food and is rich in vitamin A.

(A) Stems                      (B) Leaves            (C) Roots

6. Milk contains ___ which is necessary for the proper growth of bones and proper functioning of nerves.

(A) Iron                          (B) Phosphorus   (C) Calcium

7. Animal products are rich source of:

(A) Vitamins        (B) Proteins         (C) Carbohydrates

8. What is the other name of Paneer?

(A) Cottage butter                           (B) Cottage cream

(C) Cottage cheese

9. Which of the following animal is the world’s largest herbivore?

(A) The African elephant

(B) The African giraffe

(C) The American elephant

10. Cassava contains high amount of starch and is major source of carbohydrate. The ____ of this plant are consumed as food.

(A) Stems                      (B) Roots              (C) Leaves

11. It is not an insect. They inject poison (venom) into the prey’s body to paralyze them and makes the prey’s flesh a liquid and finally this animal sucks us that liquid. Identify the animal.

(A) Cockroach     (B) Lizard             (C) Spider

Multiple Choice Questions: With More than one option:

12. Mark the plants whose roots are consumed as food.

(A) Turnip                      (B) Beetroot        (C) Lettuce

(D) Carrot                      (E) Spinach

13. Mark the fruits.

(A) Tomato          (B) Brinjal            (C) Peas

(D) Cauliflower    (E) Pumpkin

14. Depending on the feeding habits, animals can be classified as:

(A) Herbivores     (B) Mammals      (C) Reptiles

(D) Carnivores     (E) Omnivores

15. Mark the scavengers.

(A) Jackals                     (B) Chameleon    (C) Frog

(D) Crows                      (E) Vultures

16. Match the column

True/False:

17. Human beings need food to stay alive.
18. Pepper, cumin, cardamom are the leaves of the plants that are consumed as spices.
19. Fishes, crabs and prawns are consumed as seafood.
20. Giraffes are omnivores.
21. Eggs are dairy products.
22. Animals that eat only plants and plant products are known as omnivores.
23. Owls do not have teeth. They either swallow their prey or tear it into chunks before swallowing.

1. producer/ producers
2. Animal product/ Animal products
3. Curdling
4. decomposer/ decomposers
5. (C)
6. (C)
7. (B)
8. (C)
9. (A)
10. (B)
11. (C)
12. (A,B,D)
13. (A,B,C,E)
14. (A,D,E)
15. (A,D,E)
16. 1-f, 2-e, 3-a, 4-c, 5-b, 6-d
17. True
18. False
19. True
20. False
21. False
22. False
23. True