Rainy Seasons for Class 4 Maths

Around the whole year, we feel different types of atmospheres. Here students will learn about rainy seasons when we feel the temperature is hotter or colder. Also, this will inform the students about the rainy season’s flowers and rainy seasons fruits in India; when is the rainy season? The discussion relates these points with bar graphs, addition and subtraction, Comparing and ordering numbers and measuring length.

About Rainy Seasons:

When Is the Rainy Season?

The rainy season comes after the summer, starting in June and extending up to September.

Rainy Seasons Flowers:

• Hibiscus
• Water lilies
• Jasmine
• Rain lilies

Rainy Seasons Fruits in India:

• Pears
• Apples
• Cherries
• Plums

During the rainy season, ponds, rivers and lakes receive plenty of water. During the monsoon seasons, most of the yearly rainfall occurs.

In different cities of West Bengal effect of rain is different; also, it depends on the different temperatures in other places.

Average Temperature and Rainfall of Different Cities in West Bengal During the Rainy Season:

City	Average temperature(°C)	Average rainfall (mm)
Darjeeling	16.4	2796
Siliguri	28.1	2651
Jalpaiguri	28.0	2674
Malda	29.6	1207
Shantiniketan	29.4	1510
Behrampore	30.2	1036
Krishnagar	29.4	1348
Asansol	29.5	1140
Bankura	30.3	1227
Kolkata	29.6	1358
Digha	29.1	1192
West Bengal	28.1	1649

Addition and Subtraction

Question 1:

Boni is Planning a Trip to Darjeeling and Digha in the Monsoon. For That Trip, She Was Checking the Average Rainfall for Both Places on Google.

Then Find the Difference Between the Average Rainfall of the Two Cities.

Answer 1:

The average rainfall in Darjeeling is 2796 mm
Average rainfall in Digha = 1192 mm
The difference between rainfall is

So, the average rainfall difference between Darjeeling and Digha is 1604 mm.

Question 2:

Rabi is Planning a Trip to Siliguri and Behrampore in the Monsoon. She Checks the Average Rainfall for Both Places on Google. Between Two Cities, in Which City Does the Most Rainfall Occur?

Then Represent the Difference as a Combination of the Miter, Decimeter, Centimeter, and Millimeter.

Answer 2:

Part 1:

The average rainfall in Siliguri is 2651 mm.
Average rainfall in Behrampore = 1036 mm.
we know 2651 > 1036
So, Siliguri receives higher rainfall than Behrampore.
Now, the difference is of rainfall is

Part 2:

We know that 1000 mm = 1 m
100 mm = 1 dm
10 mm = 1 cm
Now, 1615 mm
= 1000 mm + 600 mm + 10 mm + 5 mm
= 1 m + 6 dm + 1 cm + 5 mm

Vertical Bar graph

Question 3:

On a News Channel Puja Saw, the Average Rainfall in Malda Is 1207 mm, Bankura Is 1227 mm, Asansol Is 1140 mm, and Digha Is 1192 mm. Represent the Rainfall in a Vertical Bar Graph.

Answer 3:

According to the news channel,
In Malda, the average rainfall is 1207 mm,
In Bankura, the average rainfall is 1227 mm,
In Asansol, the average rainfall is 1170 mm and
In Digha, the average rainfall is 1192 mm.
The bar graph is given below according to the given data:

Comparing and Ordering Number

Question 4:

Rita Read About the Average Rainfall of Different Cities in West Bengal, During the Monsoon and Arrange the Cities in Ascending and Descending Order According to Average Rainfall.

1. What Is the Ascending Order?
2. What Is the Descending Order?

Answer 4:

From the given table:

The rainfall in Darjeeling = 2796 mm,
Siliguri = 2651 mm, Jalpaiguri = 2674 mm, Malda = 1207 mm, Shantiniketan = 1510,
Behrampore = 1036 mm, Krishnagar = 1348 mm, Asansol = 1140 mm,
Bankura = 1227 mm, Kolkata = 1358 and Digha = 1192 mm.

Part a:

Now, the ascending order is:

1036 mm, 1140 mm, 1192 mm, 1207 mm, 1227 mm, 1348 mm,
1358 mm, 1510 mm, 2651 mm, 2674 mm, 2796 mm

The cities in ascending order are:

Behrampore = 1036 mm, Asansol = 1140 mm, Digha = 1192 mm,
Malda = 1207 mm, Bankura = 1227 mm, Krishnagar = 1348 mm,
Kolkata = 1358 mm, Shantiniketan = 1510 mm, Siliguri = 2651 mm,
Jalpaiguri = 2674 mm, Darjeeling = 2796 mm.

Part b:

Now, the descending order is:

2796 mm, 2674 mm, 2651 mm, 1510 mm, 1358 mm, 1348 mm,
1227 mm, 1207 mm, 1192 mm, 1140 mm, 1036 mm.

The cities in descending order are:

Darjeeling = 2796 mm, Jalpaiguri = 2674 mm, Siliguri = 2651 mm,
Shantiniketan = 1510 mm, Kolkata = 1358 mm, Krishnagar = 1348 mm,
Bankura = 1227 mm, Malda = 1207 mm, Digha = 1192 mm,
Asansol = 1140 mm, Behrampore = 1036 mm.

Measurement of Length

Question 5:

Mita Read About the Average Rainfall of Different Cities in West Bengal, During Monsoon and Covert the Data Millimeter as a Combination of the Miter, Decimeter, Centimeter, and Millimeter.

The Representation of the Table Is:

Average rainfall	Representation
2796 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
2651 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
2674 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1207 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1510 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1036 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1348 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1140 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1227mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1358 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm
1192 mm	_______m + __________dm + ______cm + _______mm

Then complete the given table.

Answer 5:

Average rainfall	Representation
2796 mm	2m + 7dm + 9cm + 6mm
2651 mm	2m + 6dm + 5cm + 1mm
2674 mm	2m + 6dm + 7cm + 4mm
1207 mm	1m + 2dm + 0cm + 7mm
1510 mm	1m + 5dm + 1cm + 0mm
1036 mm	1m + 0dm + 3cm + 6mm
1348 mm	1m + 3dm + 4cm + 8mm
1140 mm	1m + 1dm + 4cm + 4mm
1227mm	1m + 2dm + 2cm + 7mm
1358 mm	1m + 3dm + 5cm + 8mm
1192 mm	1m + 1dm + 9cm + 2mm