Chapter 8: How Things Are Made
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About Chapter 8 (How Things Are Made)
Chapter 8 (How Things Are Made) is chapter 8 of 10 in the new edition of Our Wondrous World (NCERT Class 4 Environmental Studies), a textbook for Class 4 students at the Primary stage. This is the new edition, the textbook brought out under the NEP 2020 / NCF-SE 2023 syllabus rollout.
In the book it comes after Chapter 7 (How Things Work) and before Chapter 9 (Different Lands, Different Lives), so it helps to be comfortable with the earlier chapters before starting it.
What you will find on NCERT Archive
NCERT Archive is our dedicated site for NCERT textbooks and solutions, Class 1 to 12. The page for Chapter 8 (How Things Are Made) there lets you read the chapter and open its textbook PDF, and it links straight to the solutions for the same chapter. Use the buttons above to go to it.
How to study How Things Are Made
- Read the chapter once for the big picture, then again slowly, noting each new term and definition.
- Draw and label the diagrams yourself; they are asked often in tests.
- Do the in-text activities and questions, then the end-of-chapter exercises, before checking answers.
- Write short answers in your own words and compare them with the NCERT answers for completeness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which book is Chapter 8 (How Things Are Made) of Class 4 Environmental Studies from?
It is from the new edition of Our Wondrous World (NCERT Class 4 Environmental Studies). The book has 10 chapters, and this is chapter 8.
Where can I read Chapter 8 (How Things Are Made) of Class 4 Environmental Studies?
On NCERT Archive. Press the "Open Chapter 8" button on this page and you will land on the chapter page there, where you can read it and open its textbook PDF.
Is this the new edition or the old edition?
This page is for the new edition. If your school still uses the earlier textbook, use the Old Edition switch at the top of the page.
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