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MCQs-Family and Community-Class 6-Social Science

Multiple Choice Questions

Chapter-Family and Community
Class - 6
Subject-Social Science

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  1. What is a joint family?

    • A. A family of parents and children
    • B. Several generations living together (Correct)
    • C. A group of neighbors
    • D. A family living separately
  2. What is a nuclear family?

    • A. A large family
    • B. A family with parents and children only (Correct)
    • C. A community family
    • D. A family of relatives
  3. What does ‘community’ mean?

    • A. A group of disconnected people
    • B. A group of people living together and supporting one another (Correct)
    • C. A city’s administration
    • D. A family unit
  4. Who helps Tenzing with homework?

    • A. His parents
    • B. His grandparents (Correct)
    • C. His teachers
    • D. His siblings
  5. What is the primary duty of parents in a family?

    • A. To work outside
    • B. To raise children to be responsible members of society (Correct)
    • C. To help their neighbors
    • D. To clean the house
  6. What is a key value taught in Indian families?

    • A. Selfishness
    • B. Ahimsa, seva, and tyaga (Correct)
    • C. Individualism
    • D. Wealth accumulation
  7. What is a ‘halma’?

    • A. A festival of lights
    • B. A community practice to support during crises (Correct)
    • C. A form of dance
    • D. A government law
  8. Who advised farmers to form a cooperative in Anand?

    • A. Mahatma Gandhi
    • B. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (Correct)
    • C. Jawaharlal Nehru
    • D. Rabindranath Tagore
  9. Which is an example of a primary sector activity?

    • A. Teaching
    • B. Farming (Correct)
    • C. Banking
    • D. Software development
  10. Which family type is more common in urban areas?

    • A. Joint families
    • B. Nuclear families (Correct)
    • C. Extended families
    • D. Community living
  11. Who is responsible for raising money for emergencies in Tenzing’s family?

    • A. His father
    • B. His grandfather (Correct)
    • C. His teacher
    • D. His neighbors
  12. Why do people come together in a community?

    • A. To live alone
    • B. To support one another (Correct)
    • C. To enforce rules
    • D. To build houses
  13. What is a Residents’ Welfare Association?

    • A. A government body
    • B. A community managing urban living (Correct)
    • C. A school group
    • D. A business
  14. What is the main purpose of rules in a family?

    • A. To maintain order (Correct)
    • B. To create conflicts
    • C. To make one member superior
    • D. To promote individualism
  15. What did Shalini learn from her family during Onam?

    • A. To save money
    • B. To share and support (Correct)
    • C. To ignore traditions
    • D. To spend more on festivals
  16. What was the role of Kamal Parmar in his community?

    • A. A shopkeeper
    • B. A tuition teacher for underprivileged children (Correct)
    • C. A political leader
    • D. A farmer
  17. What happens if a family fails to support each other?

    • A. The family becomes stronger
    • B. The family may face difficulties (Correct)
    • C. The family becomes richer
    • D. The family becomes independent
  18. Which family member usually helps with traditions?

    • A. Children
    • B. Grandparents (Correct)
    • C. Neighbors
    • D. Teachers
  19. What value is emphasized in joint families?

    • A. Independence
    • B. Interdependence (Correct)
    • C. Competition
    • D. Conflict
  20. What is a key characteristic of a nuclear family?

    • A. Multigenerational support
    • B. Limited to parents and children (Correct)
    • C. Includes relatives
    • D. Community living
  21. Which activity is part of community cooperation?

    • A. Shopping in malls
    • B. Planting trees to conserve water (Correct)
    • C. Watching TV together
    • D. Celebrating alone
  22. What is the impact of joint families?

    • A. Lack of support
    • B. Greater emotional bonds (Correct)
    • C. Isolation
    • D. Limited roles
  23. What value did Kamal Parmar show?

    • A. Greed
    • B. Community service (Correct)
    • C. Competition
    • D. Aggression
  24. What did the Bhils achieve by planting trees?

    • A. Improved water conservation (Correct)
    • B. Better roads
    • C. Electricity
    • D. Government support
  25. Which activity defines community interdependence?

    • A. Farming together (Correct)
    • B. Ignoring others
    • C. Hoarding resources
    • D. Living alone

Match the Following

  1. Primary Sector → Multigenerational living
  2. Nuclear Family → Community cooperation
  3. Joint Family → Farming
  4. Tenzing’s Grandfather → Parents and children only
  5. Halma → Helps with homework
Answer: 
  1.  Farming
  2.  Parents and children only
  3.  Multigenerational living
  4.  Helps with homework
  5. Community cooperation

True/False

  1. A nuclear family includes grandparents. False
  2. Community members help each other during crises. True
  3. Rules in families are always unfair. False
  4. Kamal Parmar taught underprivileged children. True
  5. The Bhils planted trees as a business venture. False
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