CBSE Class 6 Social Science Grassroots Democracy Part 2: Local Government in Rural Areas (Class 6 NCERT New) Quiz 3

1. Vandana Bahadur Maida is a member of the ______ community from the village of Khankhandvi in Madhya Pradesh.

A Bhil B Gond C Korku D Baiga

2. Popatrao Baguj Pawar was awarded the Padma Shri in which year?

A 2017 B 2018 C 2019 D 2020

3. What model did Popatrao Baguj Pawar apply in Hiware Bazar to make it a green and prosperous village?

A Anna Hazare’s model of rainwater harvesting, watershed conservation, and massive tree planting. B Green Revolution model of chemical farming and irrigation. C Urban development model focusing on infrastructure and industry. D Traditional model of monoculture farming without water conservation.

4. How do you think can these old maps be helpful for us? Can they tell us something about the past and the present?

A Old maps can provide information about historical land records and changes in land use. B Old maps only show current locations and do not reveal anything about the past. C Old maps are mainly used for decoration and have no practical use. D Old maps can only tell us about the weather in the past.

5. Who has been declared a child-friendly Gram Panchayat for building compound walls and constructing kitchens in schools?

A Sanghku Radhu Khandu B Bunker Roy C Barefoot College D Rajasthan

6. What age group of children are engaged in governance processes in the 'Children's Parliament' initiative in Rajasthan?

A 5 to 10 B 8 to 14 C 15 to 18 D 10 to 12

7. As a class activity, let four or five students form a Bal Panchayat and the rest of the class imagine they are the villagers. What issues will the Gram Sabha most likely discuss?

A Local development, infrastructure, education, health, and social welfare B National politics and international relations C Space exploration and scientific research D Personal hobbies and entertainment

8. It is important for the government to pay more attention to the needs and problems of the disadvantaged sections of society because:

A They often lack resources and opportunities, and government attention can help address their needs and promote equality. B They are always responsible for their own problems. C Government attention only benefits the wealthy. D Disadvantaged sections do not require any support from the government.

9. What similarities and differences do you notice between the governance system at the Central level and at the Panchayat level?

A Both are governance systems aiming to manage and develop their respective areas, but the Central level governs the entire country while Panchayat level governs local villages; their scope, authority, and responsibilities differ. B Both levels govern only local villages and have the same scope and authority. C Central level and Panchayat level have no similarities and are completely unrelated. D Panchayat level governs the entire country, while Central level governs only villages.

10. Which of the following is a suitable question to ask Panchayat members?

A What are the main challenges faced by the Panchayat? B What is your favorite color? C How many pets do you have? D What is your favorite movie?