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1 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ GROOMING PROGRAME (QGP) STUDY MATERIAL FOR EVALUATION TEST GRADE-1
2 NOVEMBER- TOPICS 1. Science and technology Inventions /discoveries, 2. Animal world Animals, Wild animals, Domestic animals sea animals, Insects, Birds young ones of animals
3 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 1 - INVENTIONS/DISCOVERIES DISCOVERY OR INVENTION? Are discoveries any different from inventions? Yes, they are very different. Discovery means finding out something new which exists, but was earlier unknown. For example, people discovered gold in the gold rush in 19th and early 20th centuries. The gold had always been there, but people just found out about it one day. Discovery could be as small as you discovering one morning that your sock has a tiny hole Invention on the other hand means to make or create something new that never existed before. For example, Insulin a medicine for people whose pancreas don t function properly was invented by Frederick Banting. Airplanes were invented by the Wright Brothers and the the father of computing, Charles Babbage invented computers. While inventions usually are extremely helpful and give to the society, a discovery may or may not always be very helpful. What is the difference between a scientist and an inventor? In general terms a scientist is a person who studies nature and makes theories and discoveries as to how nature works using the scientific method. An inventor takes the laws and theories of science and puts them to practical use by humans. Many people are both scientists and inventors. For example, Isaac Newton was a scientist when he wrote about the theory of gravity, but he was also an inventor when he made the first working reflecting telescope. Inventions/Discoveries 1. Telephone. 2. Aero plane 3. Sport of basketball 4. Calculating machine 5. Camera Name of the Scientist/Person Alexander Graham Bell Wright brothers James Naismith Pascal George Eastman
4 6. Ball-Point Pen 7. Bicycle 8. Bomb 9. Cenema 10.Clock (machanical) 11.Clock (pendulum) 12.Computer 13.Helicopter 14.Lift 15.Paints 16.Automobile 17.Oxygen 18.Balloon 19.Invented the light bulb, phonograph and motion pictures 20.Built the first commercially successful steamboat 21.X-ray 22.Watch 23.Television 24.Stethoscope 25.Scooter 26.Safety Pin 27.Theory of gravity 28.First used the telescope to view the planets and stars John J. Loud Kirkpatrick Macmillan Edward Teller A.L. and J.L. Lumiere Hsing and Ling-Tsan C. Hugyens Charles Babbage Broquett E.G. Otis Shalimar Daimler Priestly Jacques and Joseph Montgolfier Thomas Edison Robert Fulton Wilhelm Reontgen A.L. Breguet Baird Dr. William Stokes, Rene Laennec G. Bradshaw William Hurst Isaac Newton Galileo
5 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 2- ANNIMAL WORLD 01 The largest bird alive is the Ostrich 02 The smallest bird alive is the Humming bird 04 How many arms an octopus has Eight 05 The arms of the octopus are called Tentacles 06 The fastest moving land snake in the world is the Black Mamba 07 A group of lions is called a Pride 10 Animals having backbone (vertebra) are known as Vertebrates 11 Albatross is a large Sea bird 13 African donkey with black and white stripes is called a Zebra 16 Egg laying mammals are called Prototherians 17 The bird which lays more than 100 eggs in one nest is the Ostrich 18 The largest Kangaroo in the world is the Red Kangaroo 19 The only mammal that can fly is the Bat 20 The animal revered by the buddhists as their sacred animal is the White elephant 21 It is widely believed that Ostrich buries its head in sand which is Not true 22 Austrian scientist Konard Lorenz is famous for Study on Geese 23 Bharatpur bird sanctuary is situated in Rajasthan 24 The fish which is known as the king of fishes is the Shark 25 The world's largest aquarium is the Sydney Aquarium 26 The tallest living animal is the Giraffe 27 India's first sanctuary was the Corbett National Park in Uttar Pradesh 28 The largest living animal is the Rorqual or blue whale 29 The continent which is known as the land of Kangaroo is Australia 30 The first forest show was established in Mexico in the year 1898
6 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 3 WILD ANIMALS,
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11 For more details, please follow the link below - Basic Facts about Black Bears The American black bear is the smallest of the three bears species found in North America Black bear fur is usually a uniform color except for a brown muzzle and light markings that sometimes appear on their chests American black bears are omnivorous: plants, fruits, nuts, insects, honey, salmon, small mammals and carrion.. The American black bear is distributed throughout North America, from Canada to Mexico Black bears are extremely adaptable and show a great variation in habitat types, though they are primarily found in forested areas with thick ground vegetation and an abundance of fruits, nuts, and vegetation.. Black bears tend to be solitary animals, with the exception of mothers and cubs. Basic Facts About Jaguars The jaguar is the largest cat in the Americas. The jaguar has a compact body, a broad head and powerful jaws. Its coat is normally yellow and tan, but the color can vary from reddish brown to black. The spots on the coat are more solid and black on the head and neck As a top-level carnivore, the big cat helps prevent overgrazing of vegetation by keeping its prey populations in balance. Jaguars are also important in human culture, Frequently playing a central role in stories, songs and prayers of indigenous people. Yet today, jaguars have been almost completely eliminated from the United States.
12 Jaguars are known to eat deer, peccary, crocodiles, snakes, monkeys, deer, sloths, tapirs, turtles, eggs, frogs, fish and anything else they can catch. The jaguar is the third-largest living feline species, after the tiger and lion.. Jaguars are solitary animals and live and hunt alone, except during mating season. The jaguar hunts mostly on the ground, but it sometimes climbs a tree and pounces on its prey from above. It has very powerful jaws and sharp teeth and usually kills its prey with one crushing bite to the skull. Unlike most big cats, the jaguar loves the water it often swims, bathes, plays and even hunts for fish in streams and pools. Like all members of the big cat family, jaguars can roar. The jaguar s roar sounds like a deep, chesty cough.
13 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON -4 DOMESTIC ANIMALS
14 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 5 - SEA ANIMALS
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16 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 6- INSECTS,
17 Fun Insect Facts Check out our fun insect facts for kids. Learn about different insect parts, which insects can walk on water, how ants communicate and much more. Read on and enjoy a variety of interesting information about insects. The number of insect species is believed to be between six and ten million. Insect bodies have three parts, the thorax, abdomen and head. Insects have two antennae. Insects have three pairs of legs. Some insects, such as gerridae (water striders), are able to walk on the surface of water. Bees, termites and ants live in well organized social colonies. Only male crickets chirp. Insects are cold blooded. Silkworms are used as the primary producer of silk. Most insects hatch from eggs. Some cicadas can make sounds nearly 120 decibels loud. The life cycle of a mosquito features four stages, egg, larva, pupa and adult. Female mosquitoes drink blood in order to obtain nutrients needed to produce eggs. Spiders are not insects. Bees are found on every continent except Antarctica. Ants leave trails and communicate with each other using pheromones as chemical signals
18 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER -QGP- STUDY MATERIALS- GRADE -1 LESSON 7- -BIRDS
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26 GULF INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER QGP STUDY MATERIALS GRADE -1 LESSON 8 - YOUNG ONES OF ANIMALS
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30 ANIMAL YOUNG ONE Hen Chick Duck Duckling Dog Puppy Frog Tadpole Butterfly Caterpillar Buffalo Calf Spider Spiderling Pig Piglet Owl Owlet Kangaroo Joey Goat Kid Rabbit Kit Deer Fawn Sheep Lamb Cow Calf Donkey Foal Horse Colt Elephant Calf Lion Cub Monkey Infant Tiger Cub Giraffe Calf Fish Fry
31 ANIMAL WORLD- QUESTIONS 1. What food makes up nearly all (around 99%) of a Giant Panda s diet? 2. True or false? Mice live for up to 10 years. 3. What is the name of the phobia that involves an abnormal fear of spiders? 4. What is the largest type of big cat in the world? 5. True or false? Crocodiles have no sweat glands so they use their mouths to release heat. 6. Are butterflies insects? 7. What are female elephants called? 8. True or false? Bats are mammals. 9. Bees are found on every continent of earth except for one, which is it? 10. True or false? Cats spend an average of 13 to 14 hours a day sleeping. 11. What is the fastest land animal in the world? 12. A doe is what kind of animal? 13. True or false? Cougar s are herbivores. 14. Groups of lions are known as what? 15. Is a dolphin a mammal? 16. What is the largest land animal in the world? 17. True of false? Snakes have slimy skin. 18. What is the only continent on earth where Giraffes live in the wild? 19. How many pairs of wings does a bee have? 20. What type of animal is the largest primate in the world? 21. Is a shark a fish or a mammal? 22. What is the most recognizable feature of a hedgehog s appearance? 23. True or false? Owls are far-sighted, meaning that anything within a few inches of their eyes can t be seen properly. 24. What is the name of an adult female horse? 25. What are baby goats called? 26. What is the tallest animal in the world? 27. True or false? Rabbits are born blind. 28. What is the most recognizable physical feature of the male lion? 29. How many legs does a spider have? 30. The crocodile species is believed to have been around for how long? 2 million years or 200 million years? Animal Quiz Answers 1. Bamboo 2. False - Captive mice live for up to 2 and a half years while wild mice only live for an average of around 4 months. 3. Arachnophobia 4. The tiger, weighing up to 300 kilograms (660 pounds). 5. True - They often sleep with their mouth open to cool down. 6. Yes 7. Cows
32 8. True 9. Antarctica 10. True 11. The cheetah (it can reach speeds of up to 120kph 75mph). 12. A female deer. 13. False - They are carnivores. 14. Prides 15. Yes 16. The elephant - The largest on record weighed around 12,000 kilograms! (26,000 lb). 17. False - Snakeskin is smooth and dry. 18. Africa The Gorilla 21. A fish 22. Their spines of spiky hair. 23. True 24. A mare 25. Kids 26. The giraffe - The average height is around 5 metres (16ft) and the tallest on record stood nearly 6 metres (20 ft) tall. 27. True 28. Its mane million years WISH YOU ALL THE BEST PREPARED BY MRS.JEBASELVIMOSES & BUSHRA
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