Question

Answer the following questions after observing the pictures in these figures.

• What are the cows and the buffalo in picture A doing?
• What is being obtained in picture B?
• What is happening at the Milk Collection Centre in picture C?
• In picture D, what is being transported? Where could the tanker be going?
• Which products are seen in picture E? From what have these products been made?
• What else is happening in picture E?
• Out of the products shown in picture F, which products do you use?
• What would be the main difference between milk and milk products?
• Do these products perish quickly like milk?

Answer 1

• The cows and buffalo are grazing in the field.
• Milk is being obtained from the cow by milking it.
• At the Milk Collection Centre, milk is being collected, measured, checked for quality, and stored in containers.
• Milk is being transported in a tanker. The tanker may be going to a dairy or milk processing centre.
• Products such as curd, butter, cheese, paneer and other dairy products are seen. These products are made from milk.
• In picture E, milk is being processed and dairy products are being prepared and packed.
• I use products such as milk, curd, butter, cheese and paneer.
• Milk is the original product obtained from animals, while milk products are prepared by processing milk in different ways.
• No, many processed milk products do not perish as quickly as fresh milk because processing, refrigeration, and packaging increase their shelf life.