Primary School (English Medium) Class 2 - CBSE Question Bank Solutions

This time the kangaroo, chimp, deer, giraffe, and tiger came to play. But the tiger lost the game. He rubbed off some points in anger.

1. Write the missing points.
2. Who is the winner this time?

Leela, can you see all these pencils? How many are these? If you make a good guess, all these will be yours!

Let us help Leela.

Altogether there are _______ pencils.

Have you seen the two sides of a rupee coin? Which side has 1?

  Heads        Tails

Kanak likes collecting different kinds of bindis.

How many packets does she have?

Kanak likes collecting different kinds of bindis.

how many bindis in all?

Chintu and Mintu went shopping. They bought some things. To pay they used notes and coins, but only two at a time.

Out of these, which two can they use to buy the things below? They can use the same note or coin more than one time.

Each packet has 3 + 4 + 3 bindis.

Now you draw 10 bindis in a different way.

Do These

• 5 + 5 + 7 = ______
• 6 + 5 + 4 = ______
• 9 + 4 + 1 = ______
• 7 + 3 + 8 = ______ 
• 8 + 3 + 2 = ______

A lizard moves from one hole to another. As it moves, it eats insects hidden in the hole. The number of insects in each hole is shown.

The lizard can move only along the lines.

Starting from the blue hole in the picture, the lizard goes to three holes to eat 18 insects.

This is the path the lizard takes -

What path can the lizard take to eat 12 insects?

What path can the lizard take to eat 20 insects?

This time the lizard goes into four holes to eat insects.

What path does the lizard take to eat 18 insects?

What path does the lizard take for 12 insects?

Sameena and Sadiq are now playing another game on the board of Heads and Tails. They throw two dice and add the numbers to get their points.

You too can play this game. Throw your dice and write your points. See who is the first to reach home.

Today, there is a cricket match in Fatima's school. Fatima, Jasbir, and Rehmat have each brought their own stump from home.

They keep these in a corner of the room.

Fatima keeps her stump in a standing position.

Jasbir keeps his stump in a slanting position.

Rehmat keeps her stump in a sleeping position.

To show others how they have kept their stumps, they draw lines in a notebook.

Fatima draws a standing line.

Jasbir draws a slanting line.

Rehmat draws a sleeping line.

Match the picture of each child with the correct line.

Ekta's lines are not straight. These are curved.

Draw more curved lines by joining the dots.

Jigyasa has a clock. She can read the time written in numbers and also the day of the week. The numbers and letters are made with straight lines.

Jigyasa made more numbers and letters with used matchsticks.

• Collect used matchsticks. Have fun making numbers and letters with these.
• Is there any number or letter that you cannot make with matchsticks?
• Now write some numbers using straight lines.
• What about writing letters using straight lines? Which ones are easy?
• Find out where else numbers and letters are written with straight lines.

Is there any number or letter that you cannot make with matchsticks?

Now write some numbers using straight lines.

What about writing letters using straight lines? Which ones are easy?

Find out where else numbers and letters are written with straight lines.

Does a traffic policeman sometimes make curved lines?

Join the dots with curved or straight lines.

Make your own designs.

Nancy saw these pictures made by folk artists.

Look for different types of lines - curved, standing, slanting, and sleeping.

Draw some more pictures like these.