NCERT EVS Class 4 Chapter 24 – Home and Abroad
Class 4 EVS Chapter 24 gives a comparative view of Abu Dhabi and Kerala with respect to food, clothes, weather, vegetation, and lifestyle. NCERT Class 4 EVS Home and Abroad encourages the kids to identify Indian and foreign currencies.
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Home and Abroad
Do you think that two notes can have the same number?
I have found that two notes cannot have the same number.
Whose picture can you see on the notes?
I can see Mahatma Gandhi’s picture on the notes.
Why do you think many trees cannot grow in desert areas?
In desert areas, many trees cannot grow because trees need a sufficient amount of water for their growth, which is not available in deserts.
Do you have any relatives who live in another country?
Yes, my maternal uncle lives in Australia.
[Students should mention their experience based on the above lines.]
How long have they lived there? Did they go there for studies or for work? Was there any other reason?
He has been living there for 20 years. He went there for studies, and after finishing his education, he got a lucrative job there. So, he did not come back and started living there permanently.
[Students should mention their experience based on the above lines.]
Look at these currency notes Write the value of each note in the box near its picture.
To which country does this currency belong? How did you know?
The given currency notes belong to India. I knew it because the Reserve Bank of India in writing is printed on the notes.
Take a ten rupee note and observe it carefully. How many languages can you see on the note?
I can see fifteen different languages on the note.
Can you find any number on the notes (other than the value)?
Yes, I can see the serial numbers on the notes.
Write the name of the bank given on the note.
The bank’s name given on the notes is the Reserve Bank of India.
You can also make a small report comparing Abu Dhabi with the place where you live. You can use some of these points mentioned below while writing the report. You can also draw pictures or put photographs.
• The climate and weather
• What people wear
• The trees and plants
• The kind of buildings
• The traffic on the roads (kinds of vehicles)
• The common food items
• The languag
I live in the state of West Bengal in India.
The differences between West Bengal and Abu Dhabi according to the points given above are—
| Abu Dhabi | West Bengal | |
|---|---|---|
| The climate and weather | Abu Dhabi has a hot and humid climate throughout the year. | West Bengal has a tropical climate in the southern part and a humid subtropical climate in the north. |
| What people wear | Men in Abu Dhabi commonly wear | People of West Bengal commonly |
| kandura and agal; women wear burqa and hijab. | wear panjabi, pyjama, shirts, pants and saree. | |
| The trees and plants | Only date palm trees grow in Abu Dhabi | Trees such as mango, guava, neem, tulsi, etc., grow in West Bengal. |
| The kind of buildings | High rise buildings are seen in Abu Dhabi. | Thatched houses to tall buildings, all can be seen in West Bengal. |
| The traffic on the roads (kinds of vehicles) | Mostly expensive cars are seen on the roads of Abu Dhabi. | Cycles, cars and bikes, scooters, public vehicles ply on the roads of West Bengal. |
| The common food items | The common foods items in Abu Dhabi are madrouba, dajaj salona, harees, dates | The common food items in West Bengal are rice, fish curry, luchi, rasgulla, etc. |
| The language | The people of Abu Dhabi speak Arabic and English. | The people of West Bengal speak mostly Bengali, along with Hindi and English. |
[Students should mention their experience based on the above lines.]
Talk about it
What is written on each coin other than the value?
Other than the value, the name of our country India and the year in which the coin was manufactured is written.
How many of these coins do you recognise?
I can recognise all the coins in the picture —fifty paisa coins, one-rupee coin, two-rupee coin, five-rupee coin.
Look at these notes. Do they all belong to India? Put a circle around notes that are not Indian. Find out which country do they belong to.
In the above picture, the notes which are not circled belong to India. The circled notes belong to—
England
The United States of America
Oman
China
China
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