Our Surroundings - 4 (Non-Living)

In baking terminology, 'frosting' refers to the sweet mixture spread over cakes for decoration and flavor - essentially icing. The other options are incorrect: 'flavour of cake' is too vague, 'freezing the cake' misinterprets the word, and 'chocolate powder' describes an ingredient rather than the prepared topping.

A kimono is a traditional Japanese garment that is loose and full-length, worn like a dressing gown. It wraps around the body and is secured with a sash called an obi. It is not made of fur or leather, and is not tight-fitting like option C suggests.

Bracelet is a wrist band.

Millstone is used for grinding grain; club is a heavy stick; chisel is used for wedge cutting or chipping.

A tram is a rail vehicle that runs on tracks along streets, carrying passengers. It is powered by electricity and is commonly used in cities like Kolkata. Unlike a cab or bus, it travels on fixed rails.

Canister is used for storing fine grain or liquids. Crane and bin need not have a lid and are used to store/transport larger grain or items.

A pail is a container used for holding liquids, essentially a bucket. It is typically made of metal or plastic and has a handle for carrying. It is not a basket, dustbin, or bottle.

Tapestry is a carpet type heavy woven cloth.

The Taj is a domed structure. Parapet is an outlying wall.

Dough is wet flour used to make pancakes. Shrubs are a type of plants.

Relate vent with ventilator.

‘Forceps’ are two forked instruments used to lift and hold items as in a surgery. 

‘Stroll’ is a leisurely walk. 

‘Mor’ or mort is death.

A harmonica is a free-reed wind instrument played by blowing air into it or drawing air out by placing lips over individual holes. It is commonly called a mouth organ. It is neither a guitar, piano, nor drum.