Class 4 EVS Chapter 16 A Busy Month Revision Notes and Worksheets
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FAQs on A Busy Month Class 4 Notes CBSE EVS Chapter 16 [Free PDF Download]
1. Where did the Indian Robin lay eggs?
The Indian Robin laid eggs near Gopalbhai’s house. There are stones along the roadside where the robin has made its nest.
2. What is the crow’s nest made of?
Crows are very intelligent birds. They make their nests with almost anything they can get. It has been found that a crow’s nest is made of wires, wood, and many other things we use in our houses. They understand how strong a nest can be when built using these things.
3. What is a weaverbird?
According to Class 4 EVS Chapter A Busy Month Chapter, a weaverbird is no less than an engineer. It weaves a nest using dry leaves, grasses, and plant fibres. The nest hangs from a branch and it has an entrance below.