Worksheet: Fit Body, Fit Mind, Fit Nation
Class 4 English | Blog Worksheet | Based on the lesson from your PDF
Read carefully and answer all questions. Write neatly. Think before you answer.
Seen Passage
Active boy Anant plays the game of hockey even when the ground is rocky. Graceful girl Geeta practices on her skates and learns daily from her mistakes. Little boy Lhamo proudly plays a guitar while his friend joins him with a sitar. Swift girl Shabana, after winning a cycle race, happily celebrates her fastest pace. Musical Meena sings in rhythm. Cheerful children everywhere know that playing is a joy for every girl and boy.
Q1. Who plays hockey in the poem?
Answer: Anant plays hockey.
Q2. Fill in the blank: Geeta learns daily from her .
Answer: mistakes
Q3. Which two musical instruments are mentioned in the passage?
Answer: Guitar and sitar
Q4. Who is called swift, and why?
Answer: Shabana is called swift because she wins a cycle race with fast pace.
Q5. What does the poem teach us about games, music, and practice?
Answer: It teaches us that practice, music, games, and joy are all important in life.
Q6. Open-ended: Which child in the poem do you admire the most and why?
Answer: Sample answer: I admire Geeta because she keeps learning from her mistakes.
Prose and Poetry
Q1. Match the child with the activity: Anant -
Answer: Anant - hockey
Q2. Match the child with the activity: Geeta -
Answer: Geeta - skating
Q3. Match the child with the activity: Lhamo -
Answer: Lhamo - guitar
Q4. Match the child with the activity: Shabana -
Answer: Shabana - cycle race
Q5. Match the child with the activity: Meena -
Answer: Meena - singing in rhythm
Q6. Write one quality word used for Anant:
Answer: Active
Q7. Write one quality word used for Geeta:
Answer: Graceful
Q8. Fill in the blank: Playing is a for every girl and boy.
Answer: joy
Q9. What kind of mood does the poem create?
Answer: Cheerful and energetic mood
Q10. High-order thinking: Why do you think the poet included both sports and music in the same poem?
Answer: Sample answer: The poet included both sports and music to show that children can be talented in many ways.
Grammar
Focus: adjectives and describing words
Q1. Fill in the blank: blue
Answer: blue sky
Q2. Fill in the blank: hardworking
Answer: hardworking children
Q3. Fill in the blank: green
Answer: green leaves / green vegetables
Q4. Fill in the blank: pebbled
Answer: pebbled road
Q5. Fill in the blank: healthy
Answer: healthy vegetables / healthy food
Q6. Add a naming word: happy
Answer: happy child / happy boy / happy girl
Q7. Add a naming word: red
Answer: red rose / red ball
Q8. Add a naming word: fierce
Answer: fierce tiger / fierce lion
Q9. Add a describing word for: mangoes
Answer: sweet mangoes / juicy mangoes
Q10. Add a describing word for: winner
Answer: proud winner / cheerful winner
Spelling Test
1. mistakes
Answer: mistakes
2. proudly
Answer: proudly
3. pace
Answer: pace
4. rhythm
Answer: rhythm
5. cheerful
Answer: cheerful
6. swift
Answer: swift
7. hockey
Answer: hockey
8. guitar
Answer: guitar
9. sitar
Answer: sitar
10. delight
Answer: delight
Word Building
Q1. Write a quality word for your name with the same starting letter. Example: Brave Bharat.
Answer: Answers will vary.
Q2. Write the rhyming word of hockey:
Answer: rocky
Q3. Write the rhyming word of skates:
Answer: mistakes
Q4. Write the rhyming word of guitar:
Answer: sitar
Q5. Write any one word from the lesson that has double letters.
Answer: Sample: cheerful
Long Answer
Sample answer: In the picture, children are playing different sports. Some are running, some are jumping, and a few are playing music. Everyone looks happy and excited. The teacher is cheering them on. The scene feels full of energy and joy.
Q2. High-order thinking: “Practice and joy can go together.” Explain this line with examples from the poem and from your own life in 6-8 sentences.
Sample answer: In the poem, Geeta practices skating and learns from mistakes, but she is graceful and happy. Shabana wins a cycle race with joy. In my own life, I practice cricket every evening and enjoy playing with friends. Even when I miss a catch, I laugh and try again. Practice doesn't have to be boring. When we enjoy what we do, practice becomes fun.
Suggested Activities
- Activity 1: “Preparing a Dish Without Fire” class activity. Students can bring simple ingredients and prepare a healthy snack in groups.
- Activity 2: “Talent Circle” activity. Each child can show one game movement, dance step, song line, or musical action and describe what they enjoy doing.