Anubhav New Worksheet4 Week1 L1 Science

Worksheet 5: Monsoon & Culture – Connecting Beyond Sports

Learning Units (LU): 25 | Marks: 60 | Time: 45 mins

Section A: Comparative Table (15 marks)

Fill in missing details:

Country / Sport

Weather Challenge

How They Solve It

England / Cricket

Heavy rain

________________

Qatar / Football

Extreme heat

________________

India / Kabaddi

Monsoon soil

________________

Canada / Ice Hockey

Snow & ice

________________

Section B: Word Origins & Vocabulary Expansion (10 marks)

Match the terms with their origins:

  1. Cyclone – Greek “kyklos” meaning _______

  2. Climate – Greek “klima” meaning _______

  3. Forecast – Old English “fore” + “scēawian” meaning _______

  4. Drought – Old English “drūgath” meaning _______

  5. Lightning – Old English “lihting” meaning _______

Section C: Short Essay (15 marks)

Topic: “How Monsoon Festivals Connect Farming, Culture, and Sports.”
 Write 150 words. Include examples of:

  • Pola or other local festivals

  • How farming depends on monsoon

  • How sports timings are affected

Section D: Poetry/Song Task (10 marks)

Write 4–6 lines for a rain song to be sung at the League Opening Ceremony.

  • Use at least 3 weather words

  • Have a rhyme scheme (AABB or ABAB)


 

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