AP State 5th Class EVS Lesson 6 Every Drop is Precious Conceptual Understanding: Question 1. What are the uses of rivers? Answer: Uses of Rivers:- Rivers are used for irrigation in agriculture. Drinking water. Used for transportation. To produce electricity through hydroelectric dams. Leisure activities like swimming and boating. Question 2. What are the tributaries
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AP State 5th Class EVS Lesson 4 Know Our Organ System Conceptual Understanding: Question 1. Name the parts of the circulatory system? Answer: Blood, Heart and Blood vessels are the main parts of circulatory system. The heart pumps the blood through the blood vessels to all parts of the body and keeps it in circulation.
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AP State 5th Class EVS Chapter 3 Lesson We Wear Conceptual understanding: Question 1. Write a brief note on the uses of air? Answer: Uses of air : Air is the most primary need to live without air. We can’t live even for minutes of time. Electric power can be generated by air through wind
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AP State Syllabus 5th Class EVS Solutions Chapter 2 Climate Change Conceptual Understanding: Question 1. What is climate? Answer: The weather conditions such as temperature, rainfall etc., prevailing in an area is called climate. Question 2. What are the effects we face due to climate change? Answer: Effects of climate change:- Due to climatic changes
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6th Class Social – Towards Equality → We can observe the differences among the people around us are called diversity. → All their diversities are influenced both by the geography and history of the place where we live → India is a country of many diversities. → We speak different languages, have various types of
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6th Class Social – Indian Culture, Languages and Religions → India has the greatest and unique heritage and culture. India is a combination of several customs and traditions. → Culture is a continuous process that we inherit from past generations to create future generations. It is a precious possession and a unique asset. → Culture
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6th Class Social – Local Self-Government → Local self-government in India refers to governmental jurisdictions below the level of the state. → Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act 1994 established three-tier local self-governments in rural areas. They are Grama Panchayat at the village level, Mandal Praja Parishad at the Mandal level, and Zilla Praja Parishad at
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6th Class Social Studies – Government → Government is the group of people with the authority to govern a country, → The government provides different facilities for the people & protects country etc. → The government normally consists of three organs. They are : Legislature, Executive, Judiciary → The legislature is the decision (laws)
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6th Class Social – Kingdoms and Empires → Magadha became a powerful kingdom among the sixteen kingdoms. → After Bimbisara his son Ajatasatru came into power. Later his son Mahapadmananda ruled Magadha Dynasty. → Chandra Gupta Maurya dethroned Mahapadmananda and became the ruler of Magadha with the help of Chanakya. → Pataliputra was the capital
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6th Class Social – Emergence of Kingdoms and Republics → The rivers Ganga and Yamuna flow between the Himalayas and the hills of the Deccan plateau. It is called the Gangetic valley. As this plain receives very high rainfall, it is very fertile. These rivers bring silt from the Himalayas and flow throughout the year.
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