CTET Environmental Studies Mock Test Set 6

1. Consider the following statements about honeybees:
(A) Every beehive has one queen bee that lays eggs.
(B) There are only a few male bees in the hive.
(C) Male bees are very important for the hives.
(D) Most of the bees in the hive are worker bees.
(E) The male bees collect nectar from flowers.
The correct statements are:

2. This is a place in Uttarakhand and is also an important tourist destination. The park is associated with conservation of Tiger. Identify the place.

3. Consider the following statements:
(A) People of Maharashtra love to eat pakoras made of sahjan flowers.
(B) In Jammu and Kashmir people like to eat vegetables made of banana flowers.
(C) In Uttar Pradesh people enjoy eating a vegetable made of kachnar flowers.
The correct statement(s) is/are:

4. A group of three Indian states having coasts on the Arabian Sea are

5. Many steps are needed to grow union crop. Consider the following steps and select the option in which these steps are given in correct order
A) Digging to loosen the soil
B) Cutting the dried leaves from the top of the onion
C) Sowing of seeds
D) Weeding
E) Plucking the onion out

6. Which one of the following is a union territory of India?

7. Kuduk' is the spoken language of the people of

8. Which one of the following birds can rotate its neck backwards to a large extent?

9. Consider the following statements about elephants:
a) Elephants do not rest very much, they sleep 2 to 4 hours only in a day.
b) An adult elephant can eat more than 200 kg of leaves and twigs in a day.
c) They love to play with mud and water, the mud keeps their skin cool.
d) In elephant herd the oldest female elephant decides everything.
The correct statements are

10. Which of the following is the objective of teaching EVS at primary level?

11. Which of the following should not be a characteristic of EVS?

12. Which of the following methods would be an effective way to sensitize the students of 4th Grade regarding 'poaching' during a class:

13. Sensitive issues in EVS like gender discrimination- can be meaningfully transacted for children by -

14. Class V chapter A seed tells a farmers story begins with key questions like who produces the food we eat?
The key question _______
(A) triggers the children thinking in new directions
(B) supports children to learning process
(C) supports children to develop memory-based skills
(D) supports teacher in maintaining discipline in class

15. Effective way to sensitize the students of EVS the issue of 'stereotypes in occupation' is

16. A teacher in the class discusses the festivals of our country. Irrespective of different cultures, some festivals are common and celebrated all over the country.
Which concept is he or she trying to deal in the class?
(A) The value of festivals in our life.
(B) Unity in diverse culture
(C) Festivals do not have the cultural or regional barriers.
(D) Festival gives us peace & pleasure.

17. EVS for classes-III to V to is a subject area which integrates-

18. Class V chapter "A seed tells a farmers story" begins with key questions like who produces the food we eat.
The key question _______
(A) triggers the children thinking in new directions
(B) supports children to learning process
(C) supports children to develop memory-based skills
(D) supports teacher in maintaining discipline in class

19. An EVS teacher facilitates children in the conduction of experiment related to - How does food get spoilt? Which of the following will not be the process based learning objective of their experiment?

20. During online classes, how will an EVS teacher teach visually challenged students?
[A] By sharing voice messages
[B] Using lots of oral explanation
[C] By peer explanation
[D] Using concrete experiences

21. Which is the smallest migratory bird to travel from Arctic region to India:

22. Match the locations with correct descriptions of common house in villages of that area
         Location                                               Description of houses
(A) Molan Village (Assam)                    (I) Thick Muddy Walls With roof of thorny bushes
(B) Laddakh                                       (II) Shikara (Houseboat)
(C) Manali (Himachal Pradesh)            (III) Elevated, Made of bamboo pillars floor 3 to 4 metre high
(D) Rajasthan                                    (IV) Stones with wall coated with mud and lime, wooden floors and flat wooden roofs
                                                         (V) Stone or wood with slanting roofs"

23. Match each of the locations with the correct description of common houses built in that area :
Locations
a) Manali
b) Rajasthan
c) Assam
d) Ladakh
Houses
i) Elevated houses made on bamboo pillars.
ii) Houses made of stones/wood with slanting roofs.
iii) Mud houses had roofs made of thorny bushes.
iv) Houses made of stones with a wooden floor and wooden ceiling.

24. Khatamband is related to which type of houses ?

25. The neighbouring states of Gujarat are

26. Consider the following statements about elephants
(A) Elephants live together in groups called herds.
(B) An elephant herd has only females and baby elephants.
(C) A herd may have any number female elephants with their young ones.
(D) Male elephants live in the herd till they are 4-5 years old, then they leave their herd and join the herds of male elephants.
The correct statements are

27. Which of the following creature breathe with the help of moist skin?

28. Anecdotal records of learning process of the children is based on

29. Which of the following is least suited for assessment of children in EVS?

30. Select the most appropriate option for the given statement. The main purpose of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation is