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WorksheetsGeography Grade 4 ....
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Match Column B to Column A for the item Cows. Choose the correct match from Column B.
Crops
Large Stock
Small Stock
Poultry
Match Column B to Column A for the item Pigs. Choose the correct match from Column B.
Crops
Large Stock
Small Stock
Poultry
Match Column B to Column A for the item Chickens. Choose the correct match from Column B.
Crops
Large Stock
Small Stock
Poultry
Match Column B to Column A for the item Wheat. Choose the correct match from Column B.
Crops
Large Stock
Small Stock
Poultry
Give the definition of the word Citrus fruit by choosing the best description.
A fruit like oranges and lemons that is juicy and sour with a thick rind
A dried fruit that has no juice
A vegetable that grows under the ground
A grain used to make bread
Give the definition of the term Food collector by choosing the best description.
A person who gathers wild foods like berries and roots
A person who cooks food in a restaurant
A machine used to plant seeds
A shop that sells groceries
Give the definition of the term Subsistence farmer by choosing the best description.
A farmer who grows food mainly to feed their own family
A farmer who only grows flowers for markets
A farmer who raises animals for sport
A farmer who owns many supermarkets
Give the definition of the term Stock farm by choosing the best description.
A farm where animals like cows, sheep, or pigs are raised
A farm that only grows fruit trees
A place where people store school supplies
A factory that makes clothes
Give the definition of the term Dairy products by choosing the best description.
Foods made from milk, such as cheese and yoghurt
Foods made only from wheat
Foods made from meat
Foods made from sugar
Give the definition of the word Climate by choosing the best description.
The usual weather of a place over a long time
A short rainstorm that lasts a few minutes
A report read on TV each day
A map that shows roads and towns
Label the use of water shown: a person mopping a floor with a bucket. Choose the best label.
Cleaning floors
Cooking food
Taking a bath or shower
Drinking water
Label the use of water shown: a pot on a stove with steam rising and a spoon stirring. Choose the best label.
Cleaning floors
Cooking food
Taking a bath or shower
Drinking water
Label the use of water shown: a person washing in a shower. Choose the best label.
Cleaning floors
Cooking food
Taking a bath or shower
Drinking water
Label the use of water shown: two children drinking. Choose the best label.
Cleaning floors
Cooking food
Taking a bath or shower
Drinking water
Name 3 different ways people pollute water. Select all the options that show water pollution.
Throwing rubbish and plastics into rivers
Leaking sewage flowing into streams
Chemicals washing off farms into dams
Planting trees along a riverbank
Filtering water through a treatment plant
Why do you think people put toilets next to rivers? Choose the best reason.
It is easy to let waste flow away with the moving water
It helps to keep the river clean
Rivers are always far from people’s homes
It saves fish from danger
What could the government do to make sure this type of pollution from toilets next to rivers does not happen? Choose the best action.
Build proper sanitation and sewage systems away from rivers
Allow more dumping to make space
Ignore the problem and spend no money
Remove rivers from towns
Name 2 places from which people get water. Select all the correct sources.
Rivers
Taps supplied by municipal pipes
Mountains made of rock
Televisions
Name 2 ways your family may waste water. Select all the options that show wasting water.
Leaving the tap running while brushing teeth
Watering the garden in the heat of the day for too long
Taking very long showers
Fixing leaks quickly
Reusing greywater for plants
Name 2 ways you can start saving water. Select all the options that show saving water.
Turning off the tap while brushing teeth
Fixing leaking pipes and taps
Collecting and using rainwater
Letting a hose run onto the driveway
