A Visit to Kaziranaga and Sivasagar
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1. Choose the right answer.
(i) When something is conserved, it is preserved/destroyed.
Ans: When something is conserved, it is preserved.
(ii) Herbivorous animals eat flesh/grass
Ans: Herbivorous animals eat grass
(iii) When you excavate, you dig out/cover up something.
Ans: When you excavate, you dig out something.
(iv) When you visit a historical site, you see new/old monuments.
Ans: When you visit a historical site, you see old monuments.
(v) When you play an indigenous game, it is a foreign/local game.
Ans: When you play an indigenous game, it is a local game.
(2) Answer these questions in one or two short sentences:
Q1. Why did the children wake up early in the morning?
Ans: The children wake up early in the morning because they were to excited and looking forward to there trip to Kaziranga and sivasagar they were going on vacation in their parents.
Q2. Why is Assam unique?
Ans: Assam is unique because it has tea gardens, ancient temples, national parks, historical monuments and a variety of other enchantments all in one state.
Q3. What is a national park?
Ans: A national park is a park that is used to conserve flora and fauna of a perticular area.
Q4. When was Kaziranga designated a National Park?
Ans: In 1974. Kaziranga was a designated National Park.
Q5. What is the full form of the UNESCO?
Ans: Full form of the UNESCO is United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
Q6. Why was Kaziranga Game Sanctuary renamed Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary?
Ans: Kaziranga Game Sanctuaries renamed Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary because the game also means animals hunted for sport and food which is not appropriate for a park to conserve animals.
Q7. What does the rhinoceros eat?
Ans: Rhinoceros is a herbivorous animals, that primeraily fuds on grass they also consume leaves, fruits, water plants and branches.
Q8. On their way to Sivasagar, they crossed a stone bridge." What is the name of this bridge?
Ans: The name of this bridge is Silor Saaku or Namdang Stone Bridge.
Q9. Name the three temples on the bank of the Sivasagar tank.
Ans: The name of three temples are Shiva Dole, Vishnu Dole and Devi Dole.
Q10. Who built the Rang-ghar?
Ans: The Rang-ghar was built Pramatta Singha
(3) Fill in the blanks:
1 Well, in 1904________ visited Kaziranga.
Ans: Well, in 1904 Mary Curzon visited Kaziranga.
2. The Namdang Stone Bridge was built by the Ahom King________.
Ans: The Namdang Stone Bridge was built by the Ahom King Rudra Singha.
3.Siu-Ka-Pha made________ his first capital.
Ans: Siu-Ka-Pha made Charaideo his first capital.
(4) Answer these questions in a short paragraph:
Q1. Write briefly the history of Kaziranga as a protected area.
Ans: Mary Curzon, the wife of Lord Curzon visited Kaziranga in 1904, She heard that Kaziranga was famous for rhinos. Unfortunately, she could not find a single rhino there. So,she requested her husband to protect the rhinos immediately, from then or soon in 1905, the Kaziranga Proposed Reserve Forest' was created.
Thus, Kaziranga was a protected area from then.
Q2. Write a short note on Talatal Ghar.
Ans: Talatal Ghar is another one famous monument in Sivasagar. It has four storeys above ground. Other three storeys are available in below ground. There are also the two secret tunnels. One, which is sixteen (16) kilometers long and lead to the Gargaon place. The other, which is three (3) kilometers long and lead to the Dikhow River. But, the tunnels are closed now.
Q3. Write a note on Charaideo Maidam.
Ans: Maidam was a burial ground of the Ahom kings and nobles. Many royal graveyards still exist in this place. The hillock of Charaideo was considered to be sacred by the people of the Ahom dynasty. They believed this place to be the home of their ancestral gods. These have tomb vaults just like the pyramids in Egypt. Maidam's are fascinating Ahom architecture.
