The Way The World Looks Class 4 Notes CBSE Maths Chapter 5 (Free PDF Download)

Air Journey

• Air travel is thrilling for kids and they are very excited to look below from the above. And they want to see how many things look like from the sky.

• Example: Fan looks from below.

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Image: View of fan

Object view from different distance

• Rail Track

Example: At the start, the point track looks big and when it goes away it looks narrow.

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Image: View of railway track

• Rail track view from the sky

View of the rail track from the sky looks like parallel lines

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Image: View of railway track from the sky

• Parallel lines: Parallel lines are the lines that do not cross or meet each other at any point.

Different Angles of The Same Object.

• Two different views of the same object.

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Image: View of the object

• Upside View: View of upper part of the objects

• Downside View: View of lower part or down part of the objects

• In photo 1 objects are in the upside view and in photo 2 objects are in the downside view. 

• Two different views of a pipe.

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Image: View of the pipe

• Two different views of a letter and their different meaning.

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Image: Two different view of same Alphabet

• Two different views of a number and their different meanings.

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Image: Two different view of same number 

2D Shapes

• 2D Shapes are flat, like drawings on a piece of paper.

• They only have two measurements - length and width. 

• This is why they are called two-dimensional, or 2D!

• Examples: Square, rectangle, circle, triangle etc.

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Image: 2D Shapes

3D shapes

• 3D objects take up space

• They have three measurements - length, width and height

• This is why they are called three-dimensional, or 3D.

• Examples: cube, cuboid, sphere, cone, cylinder etc.

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Image: 3D Shapes

Views of 3D shapes

• Any three-dimensional figure or shape has a top view, side view, and front view.

• Top View: Shape of the object when you see the object from the top or from directly above called the Top view of an object.

• Side View: Shape of the object when you see the object from one side as mentioned in the below figure.

• Front View: Shape of the object when you see the object from the front direction as mentioned in the below figure.

Solved Example 1: Fill in the blanks in the following table

Ans: 

Solved Example 2: There is a cubical box and each face has a number on it as shown in the following figure

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Image: Dice

If numbers on the opposite faces of this box add up to 7. Find 

1. Which number is on the opposite side of 2?

2. Which number will be at the bottom?

3. If you open it up, draw an image to show the pattern.

Ans: 

1. Here, the sum of the numbers on the opposite faces is 7.

Therefore, 5 is on the opposite side of 2. Because 2 + 5 = 7

2. Again, the sum of the number on the opposite face is 7,

Therefore, 6 will be at the bottom because 1 + 6 = 7

3. We can say, 4 is on the opposite side of 3 because 4 + 3 = 7

• 5 is on the opposite side of 2.

• 6 is on the opposite side of 1.

The required pattern will be

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Image: Net pattern of dice

Solved Example 3: Choose the image corresponding to the correct view.

Ans: 

1. (c)  On the top view, there are only 2 boxes. Therefore, option (c) is the correct option.

2. (c) On the front view, there are 6 boxes. Therefore, option (c) is the correct option.

3. (a) On the side view, there are two columns, each of the 4 boxes. Therefore, option (a) is the correct answer.

4. (c) On the top view, there are two columns, each of the 6 boxes. Therefore, option (c) is the correct answer.

5. (b) On the front view, there are two columns, each of the 3 boxes. Therefore, option (b) is the correct answer.

Practice Question

Q1. Identify the front view, side view and top view.

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Ans: 

1. Front view

2. Side View

3. Top View  

Q2.  Identify the front view, side view and top view.

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Ans: 

1. Side View

2. Top View

3. Front View

Q3. Draw the left side view of the following shape and write the name of the shape of this view.

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Image: Cone

Ans: The left side view will be a circle. 

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Importance of CBSE Class 4 Maths The Way of The World

Check the following points to know the brevity of the notes on the  Maths chapter The Way of The World.

This chapter explores the advanced concepts of daily objects viewed from different angles. Students will be introduced to 3D geometric principles using these simple fundamental concepts explained in this chapter.

Students will also learn how to measure distance and identify objects by looking at the illustrations given in this chapter. It will also help them to understand the objectives explained in The Way of The World summary.

Students will also learn the changes in the shape of an object when looked at from different views and angles. From the examples of side and top view of the bowl in this chapter, they will learn what daily objects look like from different sides.

They will also find out what a map looks like and learn how to extract information from it.

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Find out the sections you need to work on more after solving worksheets. Learn how the experts have composed the simplest answers to score more in an exam.

Learn how to identify objects from different angles. Find out what these objects and places look like when viewed from the top. Check what the experts have to say about these objects and maps.

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Conclusion

"The Way The World Looks," a part of Class 4 CBSE Maths Chapter 5, available as a free PDF download, offers young learners an illuminating exploration of geometry and spatial perception. This chapter enriches mathematical skills while also nurturing an appreciation for the symmetry and structure inherent in the world around us. Through engaging exercises and practical examples, students grasp fundamental geometric concepts, such as lines, angles, and shapes. "The Way The World Looks" encourages students to perceive the world with a mathematical eye, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. It equips them with essential mathematical knowledge and a newfound perspective on the visual intricacies of our environment, setting the stage for a future marked by mathematical proficiency and a deeper connection to the world's patterns and forms.