NCERT Solutions for Class 4 EVS Chapter 7 - From The Window
FAQs on NCERT Solutions for Class 4 Evs Chapter 7 From The Window
1. On the Way From Gujarat to Kerala, Omana's Train Went Through Several States of the Country. Name the States and the Language Spoken There?
The states which the train crossed on the way from Gujarat to Kerala are Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka and finally entered Kerala. All these states are neighbors to each other and have their own unique culture and language. Below are the languages of the states that the train crossed.
In Kerala, peoples prefer to speak the Malayalam language.
Konkani is spoken in the state of Goa.
Maharashtra is the state where Marathi is spoken.
Gujarat is the state where Gujarati is spoken.
Kannada is spoken in Karnataka.
2. Sometimes, People Cross the tracks Even When the Crossing is Closed. Why is it Dangerous?
Crossing the railway tracks is considered to be very dangerous. Especially when the crossing is closed it may be fatal. No one should take such a risk. We see many accidents happening around us because of the people's negligence while crossing the tracks. When the crossing is closed, one should wait until the train is moved and the gate opens back again. The safety measure is established for the protection of people. Safety while crossing the tracks is extremely important and negligence while doing so will cause great harm to oneself.
3. What was the difference between the scenes that Omana saw on the first and the second day from the train, according to Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS?
On the first day, it was very dark outside, so Omana could not see anything outside from the window. The weather was very hot and dry. On the second day, the train reached Madgaon. When the train left the station, Omana saw that there was greenery everywhere outside. It was a very beautiful scene. The fields were covered with red soil and green crops, and the hills were also covered with trees.
4. How can we reduce noise and air pollution, according to Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS?
We can reduce noise and air pollution by doing the following things:
We should switch off the engines of our vehicles while waiting for a green light or level crossing.
We should regularly take our vehicle for service for its efficient working. Regular service of vehicles helps to save fuel and also reduce noise.
We can also use carpools or cycles to reduce noise and air pollution. We should use cycles for going to short distances and carpools for long distances.
5. Can you name the vehicles that run on petrol and diesel, according to Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS?
Some vehicles run on diesel and some on petrol. Vehicles such as buses, trucks, and some cars run on diesel. Vehicles such as scooters, motorbikes, and some cars run on petrol. We should maintain vehicles and take them for regular service to reduce air pollution. Vehicles that run on diesel produce more air pollution than vehicles that run on petrol. Now, a new fuel called CNG is available that causes no pollution, and cars and three-wheelers that run on CNG are also available.
6. Where can I find NCERT Solutions for Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS for free?
Students can find all NCERT Solutions for Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS for free of cost on the Vedantu website and the Vedantu app. Students can download the solutions on their computers and use them to understand the basics of the chapter. The solutions can help students to revise and prepare for their exams. All NCERT Solutions are given in a very simple language for easy understanding of the students. If they are unable to solve any NCERT Textbook questions, they should refer to NCERT Solutions.
7. How can NCERT Solutions for Class 4 EVS Chapter 7 given on Vedantu help my child in exams?
NCERT Solutions for Chapter 7 of Class 4 EVS given on Vedantu can help your child in a clear understanding of all concepts. NCERT Solutions are prepared by expert subject teachers. They keep in mind the intelligence level of Class 4 students while preparing the NCERT Solutions. The questions are based on the Chapter that helps students to answer easily in exams. NCERT Solutions are made based on the latest CBSE pattern, including MCQs, short answer questions, and long answer questions.