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cbse 6th Standard Social Science CIV - Urban Livelihoods Important Questions And Answers Study Material - QB365 Set C
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cbse 6th Standard Social Science CIV - Rural Livelihoods Important Questions And Answers Study Material - QB365 Set C
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1.
Burning of leaves is harmful. Why? Is burning of leaves considered illegal in India. If no, do you suggest it should be made illegal?
2.
Vermicompost produced from kitchen waste is far more better than chemical fertilisers. Why?
3.
Municipality provides two types of dustbins for garbage collection. One blue coloured and one green coloured. Among the following wastes provided which, waste will you put in which dustbin?
Plastic materials, metal and glass items, waste of plants and animals, peels of fruits and vegetables, dried leaves and twigs, remains of meat like flesh and bones.
4.
Sachin was in the habit of making aeroplanes with his notebook papers. He used to tear off notebook pages and make paper aeroplanes. One day, his mom objected to this action. He collected all the waste papers and packed them in polybag and threw it outside through the window.
Now, answer the following questions:
(a) Do you think Sachin's action was responsible?
(b) What would you have done if you were in his place?
(c) What values do you observe in Sachin?
5.
Beautiful handcrafted articles like boxes and toys are made up of paper pulp in our country. Can you explain how paper pulp which is made from paper can be used to make hard boxes and other articles?
6.
Some waste materials can be reused in different forms. Can you make something useful with these waste materials-powder container, cold drink cans, plastic bottles, shoe boxes.
7.
Write three sentences on what comes to your mind when you get a chance to see the following.
(a) A rag picker
(b) A cow eating a polythene bag.
(c) Foul odour emanating from garbage at the entrance of your house.
8.
What is composting ? Do you think it is better to use compost instead of chemical fertilizers? Why?
9.
Write the main drawbacks of plastics.
10.
Put a tick (\(\surd \)) against the garbage items given in Table 16·1which could be converted into manure. Put a cross (x) against the others.
| Garbage Items | Make manure or not | |
| (i) | Egg shells | |
| (ii) | Straw | |
| (iii) | Dry flowers | |
| (iv) | Pebbles | |
| (v) | Broken pieces of glass |
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| (vi) | Nails and screws | |
| (vii) | Plastic bangles | |
| (viii) | Leftover food | |
| (ix) | Broken steel vessel |
|
| (x) | Dead animals |
1.
Burning of leaves leads to air pollution and release of toxic gases which can cause diseases in living organisms.
No, burning of leaves is not illegal but it should be because leaves can be disposed in a very useful manner like compost.
It also releases harmful components in air on burning which leads to respiratory diseases and cancer in all.
2.
The manure produced from vermicomposting is of high quality Vermicompost is better because
(i) it is cheap and easy to produce while chemical fertilisers are very expensive.
(ii) vermicompost is a natural manure which does not harm the soil or the plants they are added to while chemical fertilisers have adverse effect on both.
3.
The above mentioned wastes can be categorised into two categories:
(i) Green bins Wastes which can be decomposed is put in green dustbins, e.g. plants and animals waste, peels of vegetables and fruits, dried leaves, twigs, remains of meat like flesh and bones.
(ii) Blue bins Wastes which cannot be decomposed but can be recycled is put in blue dustbins, e.g. plastic materials, glass, metals, etc.
4.
(a) Sachin's action is not at all an action of a responsible person. Firstly, he waste the paper and does not know the value of paper. Secondly, his method of disposal of waste papers is wrong.
(b) If I were in his place, I do not pack the papers. in polybags, the decomposition of paper become slow in polybags . Paper pieces should be collected and it can be recycled.
(c) He is a learner and he respects his elders and follows their guidelines.
5.
By following these simple steps, we can make hard gifting boxes or other articles from the recycled paper pulp:
Step I Create a stencil by unfolding a small, one piece cardboard box and trace it on a piece of cardboard that is the same size as your mold. Then, cut out that shape with scissors.
Step II Place the box stencil between your mold and deckle.
Step III Raise the mold, deckle and stencil to the surface in one continuous motion and then remove them from the pulp.
Step IV Remove the box from the stencil and let the paper dry.
Step V Assemble the box by folding and gluing or taping the edges. Decorate it as your need.
6.
(i) Powder container The elongated metallic powder container can be used as pen-pencil stand or to grow money plant, etc. The plastic containers should be sent to plastic industries for recycling.
(ii) Cold drink cans For storing liquids, growing herbaceous plants like tulsi, money plant, small flowering plants.
(iii) Plastic bottles These can also be used for growing plants, storing liquids, etc.
(iv) Shoe box For making small red cross box, storing pen-pencils and other small articles.
7.
Following things come to our mind when we see
(a) A rag picker
(i) Poor people working due to poverty.
(ii) He removes the garbage generated by others.
(iii) He is exposing hirnself to harmful substances. generated due to toxic waste.
(b) A cow eating a polythene bag
(i) Cow is getting exposed to hazardous materials.
(ii) There may be a possibility of polythene choking the animal lead to death.
(iii) Incorrect/Improper disposal of polythenes by us.
(c) Foul odour emanating from garbage at the entrance of our house
(i) There must be a large quantity of waste generated in the house.
(ii) Unhealthy surroundings due to this.
(iii) Unpleasant sight.
8.
Converting plant and animal waste into manure is called composting.
Yes,it is better to use compost instead of chemical fertilizers due to the following reasons.
(i) Compost provides better and natural nutrients to the growing plants.
(ii) It is better absorbed by the roots.
(iii) It is cheaper than the chemical fertilizers.
(iv) Chemical fertilizers do not get decomposed easily by natural methods thus increase. soil and water pollution.
9.
The drawbacks of plastics are as follows
(i) The major drawback of plastic is its non-degradability.
(ii) Consuming food packed in plastic bags could be harmful to our health.
(iii) All kinds of plastics give out harmful gases, on burning. These gases may cause many health problems, such as cancer, in humans.
(iv) Some animals such as cows swallow plastic bags filled with garbage, and they can die due to this.
(v) The plastics also block the sewerage system and the drains as a result of which the water spills over the roads during rains.
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6th Standard CBSE Syllabus & Materials
6th Standard CBSE
cbse 6th Standard Social Science CIV - Urban Administration Important Questions And Answers Study Material - QB365 Set B
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