 |  Family and Community 32 Flashcards |  Start |
 | 1 / 32 What are the two main types of families mentioned in Indian society?
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| 2 / 32 Joint families and Nuclear families 
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| 3 / 32 True or False: In many Indian languages, there is a specific word for 'cousin'.
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| 4 / 32 False. In many Indian languages, cousins are often considered just 'brothers' and 'sisters'.
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| 5 / 32 Fill in the blank: Families provide us with love, support, and a sense of ___.
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| 6 / 32 Belonging 
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| 7 / 32 What role do communities play in shaping our lives?
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| 8 / 32 Communities provide support, share resources, and help keep traditions alive.
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| 9 / 32 How do joint families differ from nuclear families?
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| 10 / 32 Joint families consist of several generations living together, while nuclear families typically consist of a parent and their children.
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| 11 / 32 What important values do families teach children in Indian culture?
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| 12 / 32 Families teach essential values such as ahimsa (non-violence), dana (giving), seva (service), and tyaga (sacrifice).
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| 13 / 32 Fill in the blank: Family cooperation means ___.
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| 14 / 32 Working together 
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| 15 / 32 True or False: Shalini received the fancy silk dress she wanted for Onam.
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| 16 / 32 False. Shalini had to settle for a simple cotton dress instead. 
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| 17 / 32 Riddle: I am a place where children learn values and responsibilities, often filled with love and care. What am I?
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| 18 / 32 A family
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| 19 / 32 What role does Tenzing's grandmother play in his life?
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| 20 / 32 Tenzing's grandmother shares interesting stories with him and supports the family by helping with household tasks. 
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| 21 / 32 Fill in the blank: Communities often come together to celebrate festivals, organize feasts, and ___.
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| 22 / 32 Host weddings 
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| 23 / 32 What motivated Kamal Parmar to start teaching underprivileged children?
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| 24 / 32 Kamal Parmar was motivated by the sight of underprivileged children on the street, some of whom had dropped out of school or never attended. 
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| 25 / 32 What does 'dharma' refer to in Indian culture?
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| 26 / 32 Doing one's duty
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| 27 / 32 What role do Residents' Welfare Associations play in modern communities?
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| 28 / 32 Residents' Welfare Associations create guidelines for waste management, cleanliness, and pet care, and rely on collaboration with other groups like traders and municipal workers.
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| 29 / 32 True or False: A jāti is not considered a community.
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| 30 / 32 False. A jāti is viewed as a community. 
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| 31 / 32 True or False: The Bhil community performed their environmental work for monetary compensation.
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| 32 / 32 False. The Bhils did this work as a duty towards their community and the environment, not for payment.
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