Test: Who Will Do This Work? MCQ - Class 5 MCQ

• Gandhiji established Sabarmati Ashram near the Sabarmati River in Gujarat.
• It was a place where Gandhiji lived and led important movements for India's freedom.

Narayan was 11 years old when he stayed at Sabarmati Ashram, where he learned about Gandhiji’s teachings.

• Jobs like scavenging and sweeping are often considered unpleasant.
• However, these jobs are essential for keeping our surroundings clean and healthy.

• Untouchability was a practice where people of lower castes were treated unfairly.
• Gandhiji strongly opposed this and fought for equality among all people.

• Without cleaning, the area would become dirty and unhealthy, leading to diseases.
• This shows how important sanitation workers are for our well-being.

• Many people think cleaning jobs are meant only for certain communities.
• This idea is wrong, as all work is important and deserves respect.

• Gandhiji and his team cleaned toilets to show that no work is too low or dirty.
• He wanted to prove that everyone should do all kinds of work, no matter their status.

• Narayan was upset because the villagers treated Mahadevbhai unfairly by expecting him to do all the cleaning.
• He realized that this was not right and felt frustrated by the injustice.

• At Gandhiji's Ashram, everyone, including guests, was expected to take part in cleaning.
• This practice promoted equality and showed that all jobs, including cleaning, are valuable.

• Bhim, later known as Babasaheb Ambedkar, fought for justice and equality for all, especially for marginalized communities.
• He helped write India's Constitution, ensuring that everyone has equal rights.