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In the poem, you read about rivers, waterfalls, lakes and springs. We get water from all these places. From where do you get water? Put a circle around those places that are either in your house or around it.
lake, well, tubewell, pond, waterfall, hand pump, river, stream, tap, tank (tanka), sea, hot water spring
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