Chapter 9 Family and Community Worksheet Solutions

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1: What is the fundamental and most ancient unit of any society?
(a) Community
(b) Family
(c) School
(d) Workplace
Ans: (b) Family

Q2: According to the text, which term is used to describe ‘working together’ in the family?
(a) Independence
(b) Cooperation
(c) Isolation
(d) Competition
Ans: (b) Cooperation

Q3: What is emphasized in Indian culture through the principle of ‘following our duty’?
(a) Independence
(b) Cooperation
(c) Competition
(d) Duty
Ans: (d) Duty

Q4: What values do children learn in the family according to the text?
(a) Aggression
(b) Greed
(c) Service, sacrifice, giving
(d) Isolation
Ans: (c) Service, sacrifice, giving

Q5: What is the objective of the halma tradition mentioned in the text?
(a) To earn money
(b) To serve Mother Earth
(c) To gain popularity
(d) To promote individualism
Ans: (b) To serve Mother Earth

Fill in the Blanks

Q1: The family is the __________ and most ancient unit of any society.
Ans: fundamental

Q2: Love and dharma are the __________ and fruit of family life.
Ans: flower

Q3: Relationships among family members are based on love, care, cooperation, and __________.
Ans: interdependence

Q4: Following our dharma, or doing our __________, has been an important principle of Indian culture.
Ans: duty

Q5: The family is also a ‘__________’, where children learn important values.
Ans: school

True or False

Q1: In Indian languages, there is a specific word for ‘cousin’.
Ans: False

Q2: Joint families have only one generation living together.
Ans: False

Q3: Cooperation in the family means working against each other.
Ans: False

Q4: Children in the family do not have any responsibilities.
Ans: False

Q5: Communities are not interdependent.
Ans: False

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