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6th Std – 1st Term 1. Family and society

I. Choose the correct answer:

1.Which information is correct for the development of the society?

(a) society family individual community

(b) Individual family community society

(c) Family society individual community

2.The occupation which unites the society.

(a) Agriculture (b) carpentry (c) Business

3.In a society many......... may co-exist.

(a) families (b) villages

(c) citizens (d) communities

4. .............. is the foundation of a happy life.

(a) Family (b) Society

(c) School (d) None of these

5. A family with Grand Father , Grand Mother, Father, Mother and two children is

.............

(a) small number family (b) big joint family

(c) small joint family (d) Big family

6. Society and Community are ...........

(a) interlinked (b) not-connected

(c) different (d) Same




7. The organisation that gives security, rights, duties and prosperity is ..........

(a) society (b) family

(c) community (d) all

II. Fill in the blanks:

1.People ............... on each other

Ans: depend

2.Living in one house and sharing meals cooks under the same roof is called ........... .

Ans : Family

3.We need to ............. each other’s feelings.

Ans: understand

4.Our society starts from our .......... .

Ans: Family

5. People in group share emotions like joys and ............. .

Ans: sorrows

6. A group of people living together for common well-being is a .......... .

Ans: Community

III. Match the following:

1.

1.The number of members a) to lead a peaceful life

2.We need to raise our voice b) each other

3.Society helps c) differ from family




4.We depend on d) for the rights of people

Ans: 1. (c); 2. (d); 3.(a); 4. (b)

2.

1. All families are a) live together

2. Farmers and weavers b) foundation for a joyful life

3. Parents c) soul of the community

4. Family d) not same

5. Unity, Duty, Participation and e) look after our need

Security

Ans: 1. (d); 2. (a); 3. (e); 4. (b); 5.(c);

2. Society and School


1. ................. tries to fulfil the aspirations and aim of the individuals

(a) school (b) College

(c) Family (d) Society

2. The basic investment that helps to develop the society is .................. .

(a) co-operation (b) education

(c) capital (d) income

3. The government is implementing ................. education for all.

(a) free (b) collegiate

(c) school (d) donates




4. The society is the first ............... of the school service.

(a) utilise (b) consumer

(c) beneficiary (d) promoter

5. The school also provides good ............... to the students.

(a) water (b) values

(c) supports (d) books

II. (A) Fill in the blanks:

1. School is a ............ institution.

Ans: social

2 ............. paves way for the development of the society.

Ans: Education

3.The ............... unites the society and the school.

Ans: community

4.Differences are .............. .

Ans: essential

5. ................ are given equal importance to God.

Ans: Teachers

6. Students should be involved in a successful.................. life.

Ans: social

7. The ............... is the first beneficiary of the school service.

Ans: society




8. Students need to be ............. in school.

Ans: punctual

(B) Fill in the blanks from the options given below:

[ owner, society, teacher, faith, apply, participates, interlinked, land, donations,

requirements]

1.The society was the first to ........... for school.

Ans: apply

2.The society provides the necessary .......... to establish schools.

Ans: land

3.School are established to fulfil the necessary ............... in the society.

Ans: requirements

4.The society sends its children to schools because they have ................ in the school.

Ans: faith

5. The society is the ......................... of the school.

Ans: owner

6. The society gives ................. to school.

Ans: donations

7. The society actively ................ in all the school functions.

Ans: participates

8. Schools thrive well because they are .......... with the society

Ans: interlinked




9.It is the responsibility of the ...................... to link the society and the school

Ans: teacher

10. If the school develops the ............................ also develops.

Ans: society


1.

1. Society (a) helps the society to grow

2. Do not waste drinking water (b) student-society

3. Students who join together (c) should praise the students

4. Parents and elders (d) good quality of the students

5. School (e) owner of the school

Ans: 1.(e); 2.(d); 3.(b); 4.(c); 5.(a);

2.

1. Student need (a) wear clean uniforms

2. Lessons taught in school (b) practise clean habits

3. Bathe daily (c) should be followed by students

4. In school and outside (d) should be maintained

5. Teachers instructions (e) do not fight but be friendly

6. Do not waste water (f) should be respected

7. School cleanliness (g) be safe and united

8. Among students (h) will be praised




9. Parents and elders (i) revised by the students everyday

10.Outside the school (j) be punctual in school

11.Mid-day meals (k) use when required

12.Behave well (l) wash hands and do not waste food

Ans: [1.(j); 2.(i); 3.(a); 4.(b); 5.(c); 6.(k); 7.(d); 8.(e); 9.(f); 10.(h); 11.(l); 12.(g)]

3.

1. Students (a) Expectation of the society

2. Schools (b) Joint venture of parents and teachers

3. Primary education (c) Law of nature

4. Activities of the school (d) Adolescents

5. Differences in progress (e) Stepping stones for the progress of society

Ans: 1.(d); 2.(e); 3.(b); 4.(a); 5.(c);

3.The Earth and The Solar System


1. The planet that can be viewed only through a telescope is ............

(a) Mercury (b) Uranus

(c) Mars

2. All the planets revolve around the Sun in an ............. path.

(a) circular (b) elliptical

(c) square

3. Asteroids are found between .................... .




(a) Earth and Mars (b) Mars and Jupiter

(c) Jupiter and Saturn

4. The shape of the moon keeps changing ............... .

(a) once in a year (b) every day

(c) once in a month (d) none

5. “ Morning Star” – A planet known by this name is .................. .

(a) Mercury (b) Jupiter

(c) Venus (d) Saturn

6. Earth’s atmosphere has ...................... .

(a) Oxygen (b) water

(c) Rocks (d) None of these

7. All planets revolve around the Sun in .................. .

(a) circular path (b) random path

(c) elliptical path (d) None

8. Ramanujam was a ................ .

(a) Scientist (b) Astronomer

(c) Mathematician (d) Father of Atomic energy


1.Pluto, Chardon, Ceres, Eris are known as ........................ .

Ans: Dwarf Planets

2.The Earth is approximately ................... kms away from Sun.




Ans: 150 million

3.Moon is a ............... .

Ans: Satellite

4. In India, Milky Way is called by the name .................. .

Ans: Akash Ganga

5. Constellations of stars in the sky is known as .............................. .

Ans: Galaxy

6. Earth is called as the ................. .

Ans: Living Planet

7. When it is summer in India, it is ................. in America.

Ans: winter

8. If moon had gone around the sun, it would have been called a ...................... .

Ans: planet


1.

1. Life is seen (a) Saturn

2. Orbit (b) Sun

3. Head of the solar family (c) not a planet

4. Planet with rings (d) path of the planet

5. Moon (e) the Universe

6. Streaks of light (f) Akash Ganga




7. Galaxies form (g) Meteoroids

8. The Milky way (h) only on Earth

Ans:[ 1.(h); 2.(d); 3.(b); 4.(a); 5.(c); 6.(g); 7.(e); 8.(f);]

4. Economics-An Introduction


1. The farmers cultivate food grains in the ................ .

(a) sea (b) river

(c) land (d) terrace

2. If we save ............... it is good for the country also.

(a) food crops (b) cash crops

(c) food grains (d) money

3. Receiving of basic requirements is called .................... .

(a) collection (b) distribution

(c) communication (d) production

4. ........................ means buying and selling of goods.

(a) Sales (b) Retailing

(c) Trade (d) Export

5. People without income receive their requirements through .................. .

(a) production (b) consumption

(c) distribution (d) development

6. People are helped by the .................. .




(a) government (b) economists

(c) businessmen (d) countries

7. Number of basic divisions in Economics.

(a) One (b) Two

(c) Three (d) Four

8. When there is surplus of commodities the price level ....................... .

(a) rises (b) falls

(c) remains stable (d) changes


1. To fulfil his needs, man started to ........................... .

Ans: manufacture garments, footwear, radio, T.V.

2.When there is surplus of commodities there is a ........................ in price.

Ans: fall

3 ......................... of our country received the Nobel Prize for Economics.

Ans: Amarthya Sen

4.When there is deficit of commodities in the market there is a .................. in price

Ans: rise

5. Cultivation of food grains in the land is termed as ................. .

Ans: agriculture

6. ...................... is necessary to grow intellectually.

Ans: Education




7. Income of an individual is called ................... income

Ans: Per capital

8. .................... is a place where products are bought and sold.

Ans: Market

9. Amarthya Sen received ...................... Price for Economics.

Ans: Nobel

10. If the father in a family earns 5,000 per month his individual income is ..........

Ans: 60,000

11. Fulfilling the needs is known as .....................

Ans: Consumption

III. Match the following

1.

1. Economy of the country (a) Trades

2. People who buy and sell goods (b) Knowledge of Economics is necessary

3. To attain self-sufficiency (c) Basic needs

4. Food, clothing and shelter (d) National Income

Ans: 1.(d); 2.(a); 3.(b); 4.(c);

2.

1. Market (a) Fall in price

2. Agriculture (b) Economic knowledge

3. Surplus of commodities (c) National income




4. Annual budget (d) First occupation of man

5. Improvement of Economy (e) Place of buying and selling goods

Ans: 1.(e); 2.(d); 3.(a); 4.(b); 5.(c);

5. Prehistoric Period


1. Pre-history means

(a) period having written evidences

(b) period having no written evidences

(c) period which have all the 3 evidence like time, place and events.

2. Old stone age people

(a) wore cotton clothes

(b) wore leaves, barks of trees and skin of animals.

(c) wore woollen clothes.

3. The first animal tamed by primitive man was

(a) cow (b) horse (c) dog

4. ..................... was the first metal used by man.

(a) Silver (b) Brass

(c) Copper (d) Platinum

5. The Harappan culture belonged to ............................ .

(a) Palaeolithic Age (b) Neolithic Age

(c) Chalcolithic Age (d) None




6. Wheel was invented during ................ .

(a) Old Stone Age (b) New Stone Age

(c) Copper Age (d) Modern Age

7. ......................... was the main occupation in the New Stone Age.

(a) Fishing (b) Weaving

(c) Agriculture (d) None

8. Pimpet Ca cave is located in ................... .

(a) Tamil Nadu (b) Maharashtra

(c) Madhya Pradesh (d) Rajasthan

9. The evidences which distinguish the historical and pre-historical period are .............. .

(a) stone implements (b) ruins

(c) written evidences (d) excavations

10. In an archaeological excavation in your area, if you come across a handle made out of

bone and a stone axe, which age do they after to ................. .

(a) Old Stone Age (b) New Stone Age

(c) Copper Age (d) Present Age


1.The early man ................. depending on nature.

Ans: was a nomad

2.To know the truths of ancient period, we must read ................. .

Ans: history




3.The primitive age is ................. than the ancient period.

Ans: older

4. The Old stone age man used ................ stones.

Ans: flint

5. We must read ................... to know about the primitive age.

Ans: archaeological evidences

6. The period when the tools were made up of Iron was called ............ .

Ans: Iron Age

7. New stone age man used ........................ to make pots

Ans: wheels

8. The custom of burial was practised during the ................... Age.

Ans: New Stone

9. ........................ is known as the Old Stone Age.

Ans: Palaeolithic Age


1.Tamil Nadu (a) Pagalkhat

2. Andhra Pradesh (b) Athirampakkam

3. Madhya Pradesh (c) Karnool

4. Karnataka (d) Pimpet Ca

Ans: 1.(b); 2.(c); 3.(d); 4.(a);

2.




1. New Stone Age (a) Evidences

2. Old Stone Age (b) Trade

3. Flint Stone (c) Fire

4. Palm Leaves (d) Wheel

5. Iron Age (e) Pallavaram

Ans: 1.(d); 2.(e); 3.(c); 4.(a); 5.(b);

6. Indus Valley Civilization


1. Which of these help you to know about Indus Valley Civilization?

(a) some inscriptions (b) archaeological evidences

(c) copper plates

2. Mohenjo-Daro means ................. .

(a) Garden city (b) Port city

(c) Mound of Dead

3. Port Lethal of the Copper Stone Age is in ................. .

(a) Punjab (b) Sindu

(c) Gujarat

4. Harappan Civilization was ................... .

(a) Civilization of village (b) Civilization of town

(c) Civilization of corporation

5. The metal unknown to Indus Valley people ................ .




(a) gold (b) iron

(c) copper

6. Harappa in Sindhi means .................. .

(a) Buried City (b) City of Fort

(c) City of Rivers

7. The ‘Buried City’ was ......................... .

(a) Harappa (b) Mohenjo-daro

(c) Chanhu-daro (d) Kalibangan

8. The Indus Valley Civilization flourished in India about ............... years ago.

(a) 4700 (b) 4600

(c) 4500 (d) 4200

9. The statue of a dancing girl made out of ............. was found in Mohenjo-daro.

(a) limestone’s (b) bronze

(c) silver (d) copper

10. The houses in Indus valley Civilization had no ................... .

(a) doors (b) shells

(c) walls (d) roofs

11. Gold and silver were used as .................. .

(a) weights (b) shells

(c) ornaments (d) decorating material

12. The Indus Valley houses differ from the modern days houses in ........................... .




(a) kitchen (b) window

(c) bathroom (d) door

13. The Indus valley people believed in life after death because ............... .

(a) they worshiped Shiva

(b) they buried the dead with food and ornaments

(c) a statue of a man, with beard made of limestone was found

(d) excavation of dancing girl’s statue


1.The main God of the Harappans was .......................... .

Ans: Pasupathi

2.The excavation of the Indus Valley civilization Was done in ..................... .

Ans: 1921 A.D

3.The Great Bath is situated at ............................

Ans:Mohenjo-daro

4. ................. was the writing used by the Indus Valley people.

Ans: Pictographic

5. River Ravi is a branch of ...................... river.

Ans: Indus

6. ....................... was the main occupation in Indus Valley.

Ans: Agriculture

7. The surplus grains were stored in ..................... .




Ans: granary

8. The people worshipped .................... in Indus Valley.

Ans: Lord Shiva

9. ................... would have destroyed the Indus Valley Civilization.

Ans:


1.

1. Great Bath (a) Pots

2. Excavation (b) Burnt clay

3. Wheel (c) Ravi

4. Terracotta (d) Mohenja-daro

5. Punjab (e) 1921

Ans: 1.(d); 2.(e); 3.(a); 4.(b); 5.(c);

2.

1. 1856 (a) Great Bath

2. Citadel (b) Excellent sculpture

3. Mound of Dead (c) Railway lines

4. Dancing girl (d) Mohenjo-daro

Ans: 1.(c); 2.(a); 3.(d); 4.(b);

7. Ancient Tamil Nadu





1. The area that was considered as the most ancient one in the world.

(a) Ganges valley (b) the area in the south of Vindhyas

(c) North west valley

2. The land mass on the South Kanyakumari during pre-historic period

(a) Continent of Kumari (b) Continent of Bharath

(c) Continent of Africa

3. The place where evolution of man began

(a) Mediterranean countries (b) Asyria

(c) Lemuria

4. Which year is considered as the birth year of Thiruvalluvar

(a) AD 31 (b) BC 31

(c) AD 13

5.The city where the Second Sangam was held

(a) Thenmadurai (b) Kapadapuram

(c) Koodal Nagar

6. Kallanai was built by ................... .

(a) Karikalan (b) Rajendra Cholan

(c) Neduncheziyan (d) Paari

7. Madras Presidency was renamed in the year .................. as Tamil Nadu.

(a) 1967 (b) 1965

(c)1966 (d) 1969




8.During the Sangam period, the mountainous region was called ................ .

(a) Kurinchi (b) Mullai

(c) Palai (d) Neidel

9. Karikalan conquered ................ .

(a) Delhi (b) Madurai

(c) Selam (d) Madras


1 ......................... was the organisation where the Tamil poets assembled and did the

literary research in Tamil.

Ans: Sangam

2.The .............................. were the ancestors of the people of Cape Comorin.

Ans: Ancient Tamilians

3.The historical period of the Tamil began from .................. age.

Ans: Sangam

4.The Grammar book, .................. originated before the Third Sangam.

Ans: Tolkappium

5. ....................... was the most important occupation of the Sangam age.

Ans: Agriculture

6. The rular who led an expedition up to the Himalayas was ..................... .

Ans: Cheran Senguttuvan

7. Sangam people worshipped ......................... .




Ans: Hero stones


1.Tolkappiam (a) Yano Arasan; Yanae kalvan

2. Mullai (b) Hero Stones

3. Pandiyar Neduncheziyan (c) Mountainous area

4. Heroic death (d) Coastal area

5. Kurinchi (e) Book before Tamil Sangam

6. Neithel (f) Forest area

Ans: 1.(e); 2.(f); 3.(a); 4.(b); 5.(c); 6.(d);

2.

1. Pongal (a) Kapadapuram

2. Pandyas (b) 31 BC

3. Thiruvalluvar (c) Cheras

4. Bow and arrow (d) Harvest festival

Ans: 1.(d); 2.(a); 3.(b); 4.(c);

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