Test: Neem Baba -2 - Class 6 MCQ

Neem Baba says he was born millions of years ago in North India or Myanmar, making these regions his place of origin.

The name “Neem” was given by the Iranians, while in Sanskrit it was called Arishta, Nimba, and Nimbaca.

Neem has names like Nimb, Nimori, Leemba, Nimbe, and Nimo. Banyan is a completely different tree.

Neem leaves have chemical properties that destroy germs, prevent their breeding, and provide relief from itching caused by measles.

Neem seed powder in water helps repel locusts, prevents mosquito breeding, and saves crops from termites and other insects.

Neem oil is used for making soaps and toothpaste, and neem wood is used for furniture. Plastic is not neem-based.

Neem seed powder is added to stored grains to protect them from insects.

• The neem tree is often referred to as the “bitter grace of God” due to its numerous health benefits.
• This title reflects the tree's ability to provide natural remedies and support ecological balance.
• Neem leaves, bark, and seeds are used in traditional medicine for their antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
• It symbolizes resilience and sustainability, thriving in various environments while offering vital resources.

Amber’s grandmother used medicine made from neem bark to cure her cough, showing the medicinal value of different parts of the tree.

Neem protects crops from termites because neem wood is termite-resistant and neem seed powder can prevent termite damage to crops and stored grains.