SETH ANANDRAM JAIPURIA SCHOOLVASUNDHARA, GHAZIABAD

SESSION 2015-16RECAPITULATION G.K.WORKSHEET - 3

(Prepared by – Sweta Gupta)

TOPICS

*Great Ships *Greatest Sports Persons*Sports Played *Stop, Check and Go - 2*Cups and Trophies *Quiz 6

Name Class - V/Sec Date

I. Fill in the blanks:

a) was a sailing ship, designed to bring tea from China.

b) Name the Indian athlete who is also known as the Payyoli Express .

c) ship is the most famous as Lord Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar.

d) Davis Cup is related to sport.

e) of UK became the first woman to ski solo across Antarctica.

f) The fastest man on the earth is .

g) We should wear clothes while working in kitchen.

h) ‘He’ is the chemical symbol of .

i) is a retired American swimmer who has won a total of 22 medals.

j) The birthday of is celebrated as the National Mathematics Day.

II. Give one word for each:

a. Currency note of India bearing a rectangular identification shape.

b. The father of comedy.

c. The game for which the title ‘Grandmaster’ is awarded.

d. The development of seed into a seedling is known as

e) Place where Corbett National Park is located.

III. Tick the correct answer:

a) An Australian cricketer often referred to as ‘The Don’.

i) Shane Watson ii) Sir Donald Bradman iii) David Warner

b) A merchant ship purchased by British Royal Navy for a botanical mission.

i) Bounty ii) Endeavour iii) Victory

c. Jones Cup is awarded for

i) Hockey ii) Basketball iii) Lawn Tennis

d. Mechanical calculator is invented by

i) Aristophanes ii) Issac Newton iii) Blaise Pascal

e) In which among the following states is the Bandipore district located?

i) Rajasthan ii) Jammu & Kashmir iii) Sikkim

f) She is a retired Romanian gymnast who was the first to score Perfect 10.

i) Agnes Keleti ii) Nadia Comaneci iii) Gina Gogean

g) Who is known as the official resident of the Vatican City?

i) President ii) Prime Minister iii) Pope

h) How many bones do the sharks have in their bodies?

i) 1 ii) 12 iii) 0

i) To which among the following sports is the Ezra Cup associated?

i) Chess ii) Polo iii) Billiards

j) When is the World Health Day celebrated?

i) 7 April ii) 1 May iii) 10 June

k) Which of the following disease leads to the yellowness of eyes, nails and skin?

i) Cholera ii) Jaundice iii) Typhoid

l) The chemical symbol of oxygen is

i) Oz ii) O iii) Ox

IV. Write two examples of the following:

a. Ships of British Royal Navy

b. Places of Madhya Pradesh

c. Cups and trophies for Lawn Tennis

d. Musical Instruments

e. Great Revolutions

V. State whether the following is true or false:

a) Michael Schumacher is the fastest man on the earth.

b) Shwe Dagon Pagoda is located in Yangon, Myanmar.

c) Jesse Owens is the first to win four Olympic gold medals in track and field.

d) Usain Bolt is nicknamed as ‘The Greatest’.

e) Aniket Chindak is a nine year old skater from Belgaum, southern India.

f) The real name of La Nina was Santa Clara.

g) The America’s Cup is awarded for Lawn Tennis.

h) Victoria Memorial is the official residence of the royal family of the UK.

i) Pele is a retired Brazilian footballer also known as ‘The King of Football’.

j) Sir C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1940.

VI. Match the following:

a) Cutty Sark World Chess Federation

b) Usain Bolt Endeavour

c) Ranji Trophy Sailing Ship

d) Lieutenant James Cook Lightning Bolt

e) Title ‘Grandmaster’ Cricket

VII. Identify the following pictures:

a) German F1 racing driver for the b) The most influential martial artist of the Mercedes team. 20th century. ____________________ ___________________

c) Name the sport. d) One of the 3 ships used by Christopher Columbus for his first voyage in 1492.

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e) Name the sport with which Wimbledon f) Name the sport with which Thomas Cup Trophy is associated. is associated.

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