NCERT solutions for class 6th / Science / lesson 1.


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NCERT solutions for class 6th / Science / lesson 1.

Food : Where does it come from 

Q1. Do you find that all living beings need the same kind of food?

Ans- No , all living being not need same kind of food ,because their food habits are different some animals eat only plant or plant product. some animals eats to other animal  and some animal eats both plant as well as  other animals . Due to these plants are divided into three category

 Herbivores- which it only plant product

 Coronavirus - eats the other animals 

Omnivorous-  which eat both plant as well as other animal.

Q2. Name five plant and their parts that we eat? 

Ans - Potato plant -we eat the stem part of it that is potato

Tomato plant -we eat the fruit part of that plant tomato

Carrot- we eat the the root part of this plant

Cauliflower- we eat the flower part of that plant.

Wheat- we eat the seeds of that plant.

Q3. Match the items given in column A with that in column B 

 Column A

Column B 

 milk , curd , paneer , ghee

 Eat others animals

 Spinach, Cauliflower, Carrot 

 eats plant and plant products

 Lions , tigers

are vegetables 

 Herbivores

are all animal products 

 Ans-

  Column A

 Column B 

  milk , curd , paneer , ghee

 are all animal products 

  Spinach, Cauliflower, Carrot 

 are vegetables 

  Lions , tigers

  Eat others animals

  Herbivores

  eats plant and plant products


Q4. Fill up the blanks with words given.
herbivores , plant, milk, sugarcane , carnivore.
a) Tiger is a a carnivore because it eats only meat.
b) Deer it's only plant products and so it's called herbivore.
c) Parrot eats only plant products.
d) The milk that we drink which come from cows buffaloes and goats is an animal product.
d) we get sugar from sugarcane 

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