Test: Family and Community - 2 - Class 6 MCQ

A nuclear family typically consists of two parents and their children living together in one household. It does not include extended relatives like grandparents, uncles, or aunts, which are common in joint families​.

In Indian culture, the concept of dharma refers to one's duties and responsibilities, particularly within the family. Each family member has specific roles to play, and fulfilling these roles is seen as an important part of living a righteous life. For example, parents have the duty to raise their children well, and children have the responsibility to help and care for their parents as they grow older​.

Festivals in India are celebrated with different names across various regions because of the country's diverse local traditions, languages, and cultural practices. While the core significance of a festival might remain the same, the way it is celebrated and its name can vary depending on the region. For example, Onam in Kerala, Pongal in Tamil Nadu, and Makar Sankranti in various parts of India, all celebrate similar themes of harvest but are observed with different customs and names​.

When communities work together on shared tasks, such as farming, resource management, or organizing events, they create a system of mutual support. This collaboration ensures that resources are used efficiently, tasks are completed more effectively, and everyone in the community benefits from shared efforts. The focus is on cooperation rather than individual gain.

Communities, especially in rural and tribal areas, often make agreements—sometimes not formally written down—on how to share and manage natural resources like water, grazing lands, and forest products. These agreements help ensure that resources are used sustainably and fairly among all members of the community.

Modern Residents' Welfare Associations (RWAs) in urban areas often create and enforce guidelines related to waste management, cleanliness, and other community-related issues. These associations rely on the collaboration and participation of community members to maintain a clean and organized living environment.

Kamal Parmar helped underprivileged children by providing free tuition classes in the evening and also offering them free dinner, helping them get an education despite difficult circumstances​.

Shalini learns the importance of sharing when her parents decide to buy new clothes not only for themselves but also for Shalini's uncle, aunt, and cousin, who were facing financial difficulties. This teaches her that families support each other by sharing what they have, even if it means giving up personal desires, like the fancy silk dress Shalini wanted​.

An example of a community activity is planting trees and conserving water. This activity, done by the Bhil community, demonstrates their collective effort to support both their environment and each other.

In rural India, community members work together on farming tasks such as land preparation, sowing, and harvesting to share the labor. This collaborative effort ensures that everyone in the community can meet their needs, and resources are used efficiently. It is based on cooperation and mutual support rather than competition​.