Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · Environmental Studies
Chapter: Chapter 4 — Chapter 4: Animals Around Us
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. Where does a bird usually live? [1]
(A) A nest
(B) A pond
(C) A burrow
(D) A cave
2. Where does a fish live? [1]
(A) Water
(B) A nest
(C) A tree
(D) A burrow
3. Where do lions and tigers often live? [1]
(A) Dens or caves
(B) Nests
(C) Water
(D) Burrows
4. What do rabbits often dig for shelter? [1]
(A) Burrows
(B) Nests
(C) Caves
(D) Ponds
5. Why do fish need to live in water? [1]
(A) To breathe through their gills
(B) For fun
(C) To hide
(D) No reason
6. Why do birds build nests high up? [1]
(A) To keep eggs and babies safe
(B) To see far away
(C) For no reason
(D) To find food only
7. What is an animal's home called? [1]
(A) A habitat
(B) A school
(C) A farm
(D) A market
8. Why should we protect animal habitats? [1]
(A) Animals need them to survive
(B) They are useless
(C) Animals don't need homes
(D) No reason
9. What sound does a dog make? [1]
(A) Bark
(B) Meow
(C) Moo
(D) Roar
10. What sound does a cat make? [1]
(A) Meow
(B) Bark
(C) Moo
(D) Roar
11. How does a bird move? [1]
(A) Flies using wings
(B) Swims using fins
(C) Slithers
(D) Hops only
12. How does a fish move? [1]
(A) Swims using fins
(B) Flies
(C) Slithers
(D) Gallops
13. How does a snake move? [1]
(A) Slithers
(B) Flies
(C) Swims
(D) Gallops
14. How does a kangaroo move? [1]
(A) Hops
(B) Flies
(C) Swims
(D) Slithers
15. Why do fish have fins? [1]
(A) To swim in water
(B) To fly in the air
(C) To walk on land
(D) No reason
16. Why is learning animal sounds and movements useful? [1]
(A) It helps us recognise animals
(B) It has no use
(C) It confuses us
(D) Only for fun