In the textbook for class V a map of Golconda Fort is given. On the right bottom of the map following scale is printed.
Scale 1 cm = 110 metre
If on the map the distance between the Fateh Darwaza and Patancheru Darwaza is 15.2 cm, the actual distance between these two places is

Read the Assertion {A) and Reason {R):
Assertion {A): Domestication of animals was a gradual process occurring in many parts of the world. Reason {R): The earliest domesticated animals included sheep and goats.
Choose the correct option:

Consider the following statements about beehives:
A. Every beehive has only one queen bee that lays eggs. B. There are a few male bees in the hive who help in making the hive. C. The number of female worker bees is much more than males and they do most of the work. D. Worker bees perform a special dance to inform others about food sources.
Which statements are correct?

Select from the following a state where the meaning of “Torang” is jungle.

Which of the following States/Union Territories were formed in the Indian Union during the last 25 years?

More than a thousand years ago, Al-Biruni recorded several observations about India. Which of the following were mentioned by him?
A. Indians were skilled at making ponds B. Horses were used to pull carts C. Step-wells had separate steps for going up and coming down D. Lakes and johads were built to collect water
Choose the correct option:

Consider the following statements about elephants:
A. Elephants live in herds. B. A herd may consist of 20 to 25 female elephants and their young ones. C. Male elephants live in the herd till the age of 9–10 years. D. The oldest female elephant leads and takes decisions for the herd.
Which statements are correct?

You must have heard about the famous Olympian Karnam Malleswari. Which sport did she represent in international events?

According to the Right to Forest Act, 2007, people living in forests for at least how many years have rights over forest land and produce?

Consider the following characteristics of houses:
A. Wooden floors and flat wooden ceilings B. Ground floor without windows used for animals and storage C. Elevated houses with sloping roofs and stone pillars D. Thick walls made of stone, mud and lime
The characteristics found in houses of Leh and Ladakh are:

Which one of the following statements is not true about the houses of Srinagar in Kashmir?