NCERT Solutions for Class 4 EVS Chapter 10 Hu Tu Tu Hu Tu Tu
1. When you play Kabaddi, how many players do you have in a team?
Ans. There are 8 players in a team.
2. How many players got out when Shyamala touched the line?
Ans. All 8 players got out.
3. When you have an argument or fight during a game, what do you all do to solve the problem?
Ans. We try to remain calm and peaceful and obey the umpire or referee. We hear all sides and show sportsmanship.
1. Try to hold your breath and keep saying Kabaddi- Kabaddi. How many times could you say it?
Ans. I could say ‘Kabaddi-Kabaddi’ about 20 to 30 times.
2. How many times can you say it, while you are playing Kabaddi? Is there any difference?
Ans. I can say it about 15 to 25 times. Yes, there is a difference of 5 to 10 counts.
3. Make a picture in your notebook to show how Shyamala managed to get the entire opposite team ‘out’ in one go?
Ans.
4. What does it mean to be out in games? When does one get out in Kabaddi?
Ans. To be out in a game means that ‘out’ player will not be allowed to continue to play in the game for the time being. There are three ways to get out in Kabaddi:
(а) If he is stopped by the opposition players while on his move.
(b) If he touches opposition player and the opposition team could not stop him
(c) If he loses breath. _
5. In some games it is very important to touch the player. For example in the game of Kho-Kho, you get out when someone touches you. You also get your turn by someone’s touch. Name some games in which it is very important to touch the players.
Ans. Some of these games are Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Chhupa-chhupai, arm wrestling, hide and seek etc.
6. In Kabaddi, the entire team was out, because Shyamala had touched the line. What are some other game in which, the central line is very important?
Ans. Tug of war, football, hockey etc.
7. In Kabaddi, the entire team was ‘out’ because Shyamala had touched the line. What are some other games in which, besides the players you have to touch some things or colours?
Ans. Touching a thing: Kho-Kho
Touching a colour: Colour race