NCERT Solutions for Class 4th Maths Chapter 2 Where Are You Hiding? — Let Us Do
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Q1.
Look at the picture and answer the following: a) Which game are the children playing? _________The four scenes of the game, drawn simply. Each coloured dot is one child.
Answer
The four scenes of the game, drawn simply. Each coloured dot is one child.
The children are playing Hide and Seek.
Rani says, “Jagat, all of you go and hide. I will find you.”
So Rani is the seeker.
Jagat, Mini and Bholu run away and hide.
Game = Hide and Seek
Why it happens: In this game one child looks for the others while they hide, and that is exactly what the four scenes show.
Tip: In Hindi the same game is called लुका-छिपी.
Q2.
Look at the picture and answer the following: b) Who is looking from the top?___________________The four scenes of the game, drawn simply. Each coloured dot is one child.
Answer
The four scenes of the game, drawn simply. Each coloured dot is one child.
Jagat is looking from the top.
In Scene 1 Jagat is lying on a branch of the tree.
In Scene 4 he is again sitting up on the tree.
He is above everybody else, so he looks down from the top.
Why it happens: A person who climbs up sees things from above. From up there you see the tops of heads, the top of the roof and the whole ground below.
Tip: Scene 1 itself is drawn as a top view. That is why you can see the whole roof of the hut in it.
Q3.
Look at the picture and answer the following: c) In Scene 1, if Rani faces towards the hut, will she be able to see who all are hiding near the hut? ___________________ Discuss.Scene 1 seen from above — the hut with its verandah, the tree, and where each child is standing.
Answer
Scene 1 seen from above. The dotted lines show where Rani would look if she turned to face the hut.
No, she will not be able to see all of them.
Rani stands in front of the hut.
Looking at the hut, she can see only its front side and the open ground.
Mini → standing behind the hut. The hut comes in the way. Not seen
Bholu → sitting behind the flower pot at the far corner. Not seen
Jagat → lying on a branch above her, hidden by leaves. Not seen
Why it happens: We see along a straight line. If a wall, a pot or thick leaves stand on that line, they block the view and the person behind them stays hidden.
Check it yourself: Stand in the classroom and ask a friend to hide behind the door. Look straight at the door. You cannot see your friend — the door is in the way.