AP TET · Environmental Studies (Paper I)
Food sources, balanced diet, types of shelter and building materials.
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Q1 · Food and Shelter · EASY
A farmer in coastal Andhra Pradesh grows rice in his fields and catches fish from nearby ponds. He also collects coconuts from trees on his land. Which of the following statements about his food sources is correct?
Q2 · Food and Shelter · MEDIUM
Ravi's mother prepares his lunch box with the following items: chapati, dal, vegetable curry, curd, and an apple. Which nutrient is primarily lacking in this meal that should be added for a complete balanced diet?
Q3 · Food and Shelter · MEDIUM
In rural Andhra Pradesh, some houses have walls made of mud and cow-dung plaster, with roofs made of thatch or tiles. What is the main advantage of using these traditional building materials in villages?
Q4 · Food and Shelter · MEDIUM
A child is suffering from a disease where his legs are becoming bent and bones are weak. The doctor advises including more milk, eggs, and exposure to morning sunlight. Which nutrient deficiency is the child most likely suffering from?
Q5 · Food and Shelter · HARD
An architect is designing a school building in coastal Andhra Pradesh where summers are very hot and the area receives heavy rainfall during monsoons. He must choose appropriate building materials. Which combination of features would be most suitable?