CBSE Class 6 English Hamara Bharat-Incredible India! (Class 6 NCERT New) Quiz 1

1. What is the main goal of the Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat programme?

A To enhance military cooperation among states. B To increase economic growth in urban areas. C To promote international tourism and trade. D To promote national integration and cultural exchange.

2. Name one aspect of culture that Bharat is known for.

A Classical dance forms B Culinary dishes C Traditional clothing styles D Festivals and celebrations

3. How does the programme aim to promote mutual understanding?

A By facilitating dialogue and cultural exchange. B By promoting one-sided narratives. C By avoiding discussions on sensitive topics. D By limiting access to cultural resources.

4. What does the term 'unity in diversity' mean in the context of Bharat?

A Unity in diversity means the absence of cultural differences in Bharat. B Unity in diversity refers to the dominance of one culture over others in Bharat. C Unity in diversity signifies the rejection of all traditions in Bharat. D Unity in diversity signifies the harmonious coexistence of diverse cultures and traditions in Bharat.

5. Why is it important to celebrate different languages in Bharat?

A To promote a single national language. B It is important to celebrate different languages in Bharat to promote cultural diversity and inclusivity. C To simplify communication across the country. D To discourage regional dialects.

6. What role do festivals play in the cultural landscape of Bharat?

A Festivals are solely for entertainment purposes. B Festivals play a vital role in expressing cultural identity, fostering community bonds, and preserving traditions in Bharat. C Festivals have no impact on community relationships. D Festivals are only celebrated by a specific religion.

7. How can sharing best practices contribute to nation building?

A Sharing best practices contributes to nation building by enhancing collaboration, efficiency, and innovation, leading to improved governance and social cohesion. B Sharing best practices only benefits large corporations. C Best practices are irrelevant to governance and social issues. D Sharing best practices leads to increased competition among nations.

8. What is one way the programme encourages interaction between states?

A By limiting communication between states. B By promoting competition among states. C By enforcing strict regulations on state interactions. D By facilitating joint projects and initiatives.

9. Why is it important for citizens to develop a common identity?

A It is important for citizens to develop a common identity to promote social cohesion and unity. B To promote individualism over community values. C To discourage collaboration and teamwork. D To create divisions among different groups.

10. How does the programme highlight the interconnectedness of cultures?

A The programme emphasizes individual cultural identities without connections. B The programme focuses solely on historical events. C The programme highlights the interconnectedness of cultures through shared traditions and collaborative artistic expressions. D The programme ignores cultural influences and traditions.