CBSE Class 6 English Hamara Bharat-Incredible India! (Class 6 NCERT New) Quiz 4

1. What type of wood is used to make the toys?

A Metal and glass, such as aluminum and crystal. B Plastic and rubber, such as PVC and silicone. C Composite materials, such as MDF and particle board. D Hardwood and softwood, such as maple, oak, birch, pine, and cedar.

2. How long has the art of making toys been practiced in Kondapalli?

A Over 50 years B Around 200 years C Less than 100 years D Over 400 years

3. What is makku made from?

A raw barley B fermented wheat C cooked corn D fermented rice

4. What is the first step in the toy-making process?

A Packaging the toy B Conceptualization and design of the toy C Marketing the toy D Manufacturing the toy

5. What types of subjects do the toys represent?

A Animals, vehicles, characters, professions, educational themes. B Sports equipment C Musical instruments D Fruits

6. What materials are used to color the toys?

A Non-toxic paints, dyes, and pigments. B Plasticizers and adhesives C Toxic chemicals and heavy metals D Synthetic fragrances and glitters

7. What is the purpose of using tamarind seed powder in the process?

A To act as a thickening agent and stabilizer. B To provide nutritional value as a protein source. C To add color to the final product. D To enhance the flavor of the dish.

8. How are the pieces of the toy joined together?

A The pieces are glued with tape. B The pieces are sewn together with thread. C The pieces are held together by screws. D The pieces are joined using interlocking mechanisms, magnets, or adhesive materials.

9. What is the significance of the folk stories in the toy designs?

A Folk stories are primarily for adult entertainment. B Folk stories only focus on historical events. C Folk stories are irrelevant to toy designs. D Folk stories add cultural significance, enhance imagination, and teach morals in toy designs.

10. Where is Kondapalli located?

A Kondapalli is located in Maharashtra, India. B Kondapalli is located in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, India. C Kondapalli is in Tamil Nadu, India. D Kondapalli is found in Karnataka, India.