Class V EVS - Snake Charmer, Tasting to Digesting, Super Senses
Snake Charmer Questions
1. What instrument do snake charmers use to attract snakes?
Pungi
2. Are snakes deaf to the music played by charmers?
Yes
3. What type of snakes do charmers usually handle?
Cobra
4. Why do snakes move to the pungi sound?
Follow movement
Tasting to Digesting Questions
5. Where does digestion start in the human body?
Mouth
6. What helps to chew food?
Teeth
7. Where is food stored after swallowing?
Stomach
8. What carries food from the mouth to the stomach?
Oesophagus
Super Senses Questions
9. Which animal uses its nose to smell danger?
Dog
10. What sense helps bats fly in the dark?
Echolocation
11. Which bird has a sharp sense of sight?
Eagle
12. How do snakes sense their prey?
Tongue
Match the Pair MCQs
13. Match the following: (a) Pungi (i) Digestion starts (b) Mouth (ii) Snake charmer tool)
a - ii, b - i
14. Match the following: (a) Eagle (i) Smell (b) Dog (ii) Sight)
a - ii, b - i
15. Match the following: (a) Stomach (i) Chews food (b) Teeth (ii) Stores food)
a - ii, b - i
One-Word Answer Questions
16. What is the food pipe called?
Oesophagus
17. Which sense helps a bat?
Echolocation
18. What do cobras lack?
Ears
Diagram-Based Questions
19. Draw the human digestive system. 
Mouth to stomach to intestines.
20. Draw a snake charmer with a pungi. 
Man playing pungi, cobra rising.
Case Study Questions
21. Ravi watched a snake charmer play the pungi, but the snake didn’t hear the music. What did the snake respond to?
Movement of the pungi
22. Anu ate an apple and felt it move down her throat. Where did it go next?
Stomach
23. A dog sniffed and found a hidden bone. What sense helped it?
Smell
1. Snake charmers use the pungi to attract snakes.
ReplyDelete2. Snakes are deaf to the music, but they response to the vibrations and movements of the pungi.
3. Charmers usually handle cobras .
4. Snakes move to the pungi sound due to the vibrations and the charmer's movements.
5. Digestion starts in the mouth.
6. Teeth help to chew food.
7. Food is stored in the stomach.
8. The esophagus carries food from the mouth to the stomach.
9. A dog or a rabbit uses its nose to smell danger.
10. Echolocation helps bats fly in the dark.
11. The eagle has a sharp sense of sight.
12. Snakes sense their prey by heat and vibrations, and through their tongues that sense chemical cues.
21. The snake responded to the vibrations and movements of the pungi.
22. The apple went next to the esophagus (food pipe) and then stomach.
23. The sense of smell helped the dog.