Class 2 Evs - CBSE
Animals
In the Class 2 CBSE EVS chapter on Animals, students learn about different kinds of animals and where they live. Children discover domestic animals like cows and dogs that live with us, wild animals like lions and elephants that live in forests, and tiny creatures like insects. The chapter explains what different animals eat and how they move. It also highlights the importance of being kind to animals. This chapter matters for CBSE exams because it builds a strong foundation in environmental science, helping students observe nature and answer important questions about living things correctly.
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Domestic Animals
Animals that live with us on farms or in our homes and are useful to us, such as cows, horses, and sheep.
Wild Animals
Animals that live naturally in forests and jungles on their own, such as lions, tigers, and zebras.
Pet Animals
Animals that we keep inside our homes for fun and companionship, like dogs and cats.
Animal Homes
Different animals live in different places for safety, such as birds in nests, rabbits in burrows, and lions in dens.
What Animals Eat
Some animals eat plants (herbivores), some eat other animals (carnivores), and some eat both plants and animals.
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Board Exam Info
In CBSE Class 2 EVS assessments, this chapter typically carries 5 to 10 marks. Common question types include matching animals to their homes or food, filling in the blanks about animal sounds, and short-answer questions classifying animals as wild or domestic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between wild and domestic animals?
Wild animals live freely in forests, while domestic animals live with humans on farms or homes and help us.
Where do birds live?
Birds live in nests built on trees or roofs.
Why are animals important?
Animals are an important part of nature and some provide us with useful things like milk, wool, and company.
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