Exploring Society India and Beyond Class 6 Solutions
Class 6 Exploring Society India and Beyond Solutions
Class 6 SST Exploring Society India and Beyond NCERT Solutions
Theme A India and the World: Land and the People
Chapter 1 Locating Places on the Earth Class 6 Questions and Answers
- Observe the picture. What do you notice? Class 6
- What is a map and how do we use it? What are its main components? Class 6
- Mark the hospital. What is the meaning of the blue-coloured areas? Class 6
- Draw a simple map of a school’s playground. Let us assume it is a rectangle. Class 6
- Consider the map of the small city again. Identify the correct and incorrect statements. Class 6
- Draw a rough map of your locality or your village, including your home. Class 6
- Using the same terms, write down your move if you play black. Class 6
- If the globe or atlas in your class has well-marked latitudes and longitudes. Class 6
- Two friends, one sitting in Porbandar (Gujarat) and the other in Tinsukia (Assam). Class 6
- Calculate the real distance from the estuary of the Narmada River to the estuary of the Ganga river. Class 6
- Why do we need symbols and colours in the map? Class 6
- What is the difference between local time and standard time? Discuss it in groups. Class 6
- Mark the following statements. Explain your answers with a sentence or two. Class 6
- The Equator is also a parallel of latitude. Class 6
- Locating Places on the Earth Class 6 Notes
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- Locating Places on the Earth Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Locating Places on the Earth Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Locating Places on the Earth Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
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Chapter 2 Oceans and Continents Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are oceans and continents? What are their names and their distribution? Class 6
- What are the circular lines in each map called? And do you know what the lines. Class 6
- If there is such abundance of water on the planet, why is there so much talk. Class 6
- Locate the five oceans and, in the table below, mark the hemisphere. Class 6
- Counting the numbers of squares, name the largest continent and the smallest. Class 6
- Explain the following terms: (a) Continent (b) Ocean (c) Island: Class 6
- On the outline map of the world given below, label all the continents and oceans. Class 6
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 Notes
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 MCQ
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 True or False Questions
- Oceans and Continents Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
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- Oceans and Continents Class 6 Long Question Answer
Chapter 3 Landforms and Life Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are the major types of landforms and their significance to life and culture? Class 6
- As a class activity, form groups of four or five students and observe the school’s surroundings. Class 6
- These images depict a few challenges that people living in the mountains may face. Class 6
- Also discuss why, despite many such challenges, people still choose to live. Class 6
- Use the colour code to add a landform to each name. For instance, ‘Tibetan plateau'. Class 6
- Can you give examples of river sources or confluences from your region. Class 6
- In what type of landform is your town/village/city located? Class 6
- List a few famous pilgrimage spots in India along with the landforms in which they are found. Class 6
- Ganga is a tributary to the Yamuna. Deserts have unique flora and fauna. Class 6
- Landforms and Life Class 6 Notes
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- Landforms and Life Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Landforms and Life Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Landforms and Life Class 6 True or False Questions
- Landforms and Life Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
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- Landforms and Life Class 6 Long Question Answer
- Landforms and Life Class 6 Case Study Based Questions
Theme B Tapestry of the Past
Chapter 4 Timeline and Sources of History Class 6 Questions and Answers
- How do we measure historical time? Class 6
- What is the earliest memory you can recollect? Do you remember how old you were. Class 6
- Practice a few examples with your classmates. For example, to return to the question. Class 6
- Create a timeline stretching from 1900 CE to the current year and place the dates. Class 6
- How did you find details about your family’s past? Did you rely on things like photographs. Class 6
- Have you ever seen old coins, books, clothes, jewellery or utensils in and around your house? Class 6
- There are a few images of different sources of history given below. Class 6
- In the above picture, look at some activities of early humans in a rock shelter. Class 6
- Observe the scene given in textbook. It depicts an agricultural community. Class 6
- As a project, write the history of your family (or village if you live in one) Class 6
- A few exercises with dates: Place these dates chronologically on the timeline: Class 6
- Plan a visit to a nearby museum: the visit should be prepared with some prior research. Class 6
- Timeline and Sources of History Class 6 Notes
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- Timeline and Sources of History Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
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- Timeline and Sources of History Class 6 Case Study Based Questions
Chapter 5 India That is Bharat Class 6 Questions and Answers
- How do we define India? Class 6
- Consider the physical map of the Indian Subcontinent at the start of the chapter. Class 6
- Do you recognise the names of any regions given in the map. Class 6
- In this reproduction of the first page of the original Constitution of India. Class 6
- Discuss what could be the meaning of the quotation at the start of the chapter. Class 6
- If you were born some 2,000 years ago and had the chance to name our country. Class 6
- India That is Bharat Class 6 Notes
- India That is Bharat Class 6 MCQ
- India That is Bharat Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- India That is Bharat Class 6 True or False
- India That is Bharat Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
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- India That is Bharat Class 6 Long Question Answer
Chapter 6 The Beginnings of Indian Civilisation Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What is a civilisation? A civilisation is a advanced stage of human societies. Class 6
- Which of the above characteristics do you think is the most fundamental. Class 6
- Why are the inhabitants of this civilisation called ‘Harappans’ today? Class 6
- Have a debate in class about the last two interpretations. Class 6
- Imagine the large number of workers required to build such a network of reservoirs. Class 6
- Imagine you cook a meal in a Harappan house. Class 6
- Can you make out what activities or aspects of life were important for the Harappans? Class 6
- Complete the story found on the Lothal pot. How was such a story. Class 6
- Why does the civilisation studied in this chapter have several names? Class 6
- Write a brief report (150 to 200 words) summing up some of the achievements. Class 6
- Let us imagine a Harappan man or woman being transported to an average kitchen. Class 6
- What mindset does the system of reservoirs at Dholavira reflect? Claas 6
- It is often said that the Harappans had a high civic sense. Class 6
- The Beginnings of Indian Civilisation Class 6 Notes
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Theme C Our Cultural Heritage and Knowledge Traditions
Chapter 7 India’s Cultural Roots Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are the Vedas? What is their message? Class 6
- Do you know the term for a society where people select their leaders? Class 6
- Have you heard or read any other story that conveyed an important message? Class 6
- Discuss the way the Buddha is depicted in the above panel. Class 6
- Observe the above panel (from a Jain temple in New Delhi). Class 6
- If you were Nachiketa, what questions would you like to ask Yama? Class 6
- Discuss in class the quotation of the Buddha which begins with “Not by water is one made pure". Class 6
- Consider and discuss in class Andre Beteille’s thought. Class 6
- As a class activity, list two or three tribal groups from your region or State. Class 6
- India’s Cultural Roots Class 6 Notes
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- India’s Cultural Roots Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
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Chapter 8 Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What is meant by ‘unity in diversity’ in the Indian scenario? Class 6
- As a class activity, make lists of (1) the birthplaces of at least 5 classmates. Class 6
- As a class activity, make a list of ingredients (grains, spices, etc.) Class 6
- Explain how the example of the sari reflects both unity and diversity. Class 6
- In the above pictures, can you recognise what a sari has been used for? Class 6
- What is your favourite festival and how is it celebrated in your region? Class 6
- In a class discussion, try to identify the episode depicted in the painting. Class 6
- Conduct a class discussion on the two quotations at the start of the chapter. Class 6
- Select a few stories from the Pahchatantra and discuss how their message. Class 6
- Collect a few folk tales from your region and discuss their messages. Class 6
- Discuss in class the following quotation by India’s first prime minister. Class 6
- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Notes
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- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Short Question Answer
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- Unity in Diversity or Many in the One Class 6 Case Study Based Questions
Theme D Governance and Democracy
Chapter 9 Family and Community Class 6 Questions and Answers
- Why is the family unit important? Class 6
- What types of families do you see in your neighbourhood? Class 6
- Make a list of all the members of your family you can think of, including a few distant. Class 6
- Answer these questions and compare your answers with a few classmates: Class 6
- Draw a simple tree of this family of seven members. Class 6
- Why does Tenzing’s father consult his wife for special expenses? Class 6
- Create a story of a family some-where in India, where we see some family values practised. Class 6
- Make a list of all people outside your family that are supporting. Class 6
- What types of communities are you part of? Class 6
- What are some of the rules you follow in your family and neighbourhood? Class 6
- Do you think some rules are unfair to a few people in the family or community? Why? Class 6
- Describe several situations that you have observed where community support makes a difference. Class 6
- Family and Community Class 6 Notes
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- Family and Community Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Family and Community Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Family and Community Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
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Chapter 10 Grassroots Democracy Part 1 Governance Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What is the meaning of ‘governance’? Class 6
- Describe the two pictures given in Fig. what differences do you see between them? Class 6
- Can you identify the categories of public service or other activities. Class 6
- Explain how the three government organs are at work in the case of the cybercriminals. Class 6
- As a class activity, can you imagine the sort of disorder we might witness. Class 6
- Observe the table. Highlight the functions and responsibilities that affect your life. Class 6
- What is the meaning of democracy? What is the difference between direct democracy. Class 6
- Why do we need three tiers of government? Class 6
- Many of you will remember the lockdown that took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Class 6
- Grassroots Democracy Part 1 Governance Class 6 Notes
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Chapter 11 Grassroots Democracy Part 2 Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are Panchayati Raj institutions? Class 6
- How do you think can these old maps be helpful for us? Class 6
- As a class activity, let four or five students form a Bal Panchayat. Class 6
- Why do you think it is important for the government to pay more attention. Class 6
- What similarities and differences do you notice between the governance system. Class 6
- If you get an opportunity to meet a few Panchayat members. Class 6
- Can you name the three tiers of the Panchayati Raj system. Class 6
- In your view, what type of person should be a Gram Panchayat member? Class 6
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Notes
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 MCQ
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Short Question Answer
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- Local Government in Rural Areas Class 6 Case Study Based Questions
Chapter 12 Grassroots Democracy Part 3 Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are urban local bodies and what are their functions? Class 6
- Why is a city like Kolkata, Chennai or Mumbai more complex and diverse than a village. Class 6
- What similarities and differences do you notice between the Panchayati Raj system. Class 6
- Can you think of four or five more actions that responsible citizens might take to help their area? Class 6
- Indore in Madhya Pradesh has been awarded the cleanest city in India. Class 6
- How do urban local bodies fund their activities? Are some of them paid services? Class 6
- On your way to school, you and your friends notice that a water pipe is leaking. Class 6
- Discuss with adult members of your family and neighbourhood. Class 6
- What are the similarities and differences between the Panchayati Raj System. Class 6
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Notes
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 MCQ
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Assertion and Reason Questions
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Fill in the Blanks
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Very Short Question Answer
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Short Question Answer
- Local Government in Urban Areas Class 6 Long Question Answer
Theme E Economic Life Around Us
Chapter 13 The Value of Work Class 6 Questions and Answers
- What are the different types of activities that people engage in? Class 6
- What are the different types of activities that people engage in? Class 6
- What activities did the people in Anu’s and Kabir’s story engage in? Class 6
- In the table given, did you notice the third empty column? Label this column ‘economic / non-economic’. Class 6
- When Kabir’s grandfather voluntarily teaches the neighbourhood kids. Class 6
- On your way from home to school today, can you recall the various economic activities. Class 6
- Put a ✓ against those activities/professions that you think create monetary value. Class 6
- Many communities in India have similar practices that involve community participation. Class 6
- How are economic activities different from non-economic activities? Class 6
- There is great value attached to people who are engaged in community service activities. Class 6
- The Value of Work Class 6 Notes
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Chapter 14 Economic Activities Around Us Class 6 Questions and Answers
- How are economic activities classified? Class 6
- Can you think of any primary activities that you may have seen in the past? Class 6
- Now that we have seen some examples of secondary sector activities. Class 6
- Just like AMUL, there are many other milk cooperatives under brands such as Nandini. Class 6
- Observe the different stages of the process shown in Fig. and discuss with your fellow classmates. Class 6
- Label the pictures in the illustration shown in Fig. Class 6
- List the economic activities in your neighbourhood and label them appropriately. Class 6
- What is the primary sector? How is it different from the secondary sector? Class 6
- Give an example of interdependence between primary, secondary and tertiary sectors. Class 6
- Economic Activities Around Us Class 6 Notes
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