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Family and Friends MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1How many of the following are recognised family forms that an EVS Class III teacher should treat as legitimate during a Family theme lesson? Nuclear family, joint family, single parent family, blended family, friend group living separately.
Nuclear, joint, single parent and blended families are the four family forms standard EVS material recognises. A friend group living separately is a peer network, not a family unit, even if emotionally close.
Q2Consider these statements about a family tree activity in Class III EVS. (i) It helps children name elder and younger relatives. (ii) It teaches children that all families look identical. Which combination is correct?
Family tree activities help young learners label kin terms like nani, nana, dadi, dada, mama, mausi. They explicitly celebrate diverse family structures rather than implying uniformity, so statement (ii) misrepresents the EVS pedagogy.
Q3Which of the following is NOT an appropriate teacher response when a Class IV child shares that her household has only her grandmother and herself?
EVS pedagogy under NCF 2005 affirms diverse household structures. Forcing the child to draw an idealised parent-based family invalidates her real family, contradicts inclusive practice, and may cause emotional distress in primary classrooms.
Q4Match the Rajasthani traditional play activities in List A with the play category in List B. List A: (1) Pittu (2) Gilli-danda (3) Saanp-seedhi (4) Antakshari. List B: (P) Outdoor team game (Q) Outdoor stick game (R) Indoor board game (S) Indoor singing game.
Pittu uses a flat stone tower with two outdoor teams. Gilli-danda is a bat-and-stick outdoor game. Saanp-seedhi is the indoor snakes-and-ladders board played at home. Antakshari is the indoor song-chain game children play at gatherings.
Q5A child lives with mother, father and one sister. Grandparents live in a different house. Which family type best describes this household?
A nuclear family consists of parents and their dependent children sharing one household. The described household has two parents and two children with grandparents elsewhere, fitting the nuclear definition used in EVS Class III.
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6Statement I: Sharing household chores among all family members is one positive value EVS lessons highlight in Class IV. Statement II: EVS lessons present cooking as an exclusively female task to keep tradition intact.
7Consider the following statements on friendship in primary EVS. (i) Friendship at primary age teaches sharing and cooperation. (ii) Cross-gender friendships should be discouraged in Class IV. (iii) Friends can include classmates, neighbours and cousins. Which combination is fully correct?
8How many of the following are valid EVS classroom outcomes after a Family and Friends chapter? Children name three relatives, children describe one shared chore, children compare two play activities, children memorise twenty surnames.