Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (CBSE) · Social Science
Chapter: Chapter 13 — Chapter 13: The Value of Work
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is an example of physical labour work? [1]
(A) Farming
(B) Teaching
(C) Accounting
(D) Doctoring
2. What is an example of mental or service-based work? [1]
(A) Teaching
(B) Farming
(C) Construction
(D) Mining
3. What is paid work? [1]
(A) Work earning wages or salary
(B) Work with no payment ever
(C) Only farming
(D) Only teaching
4. What is an example of unpaid work? [1]
(A) Housework
(B) A salaried job
(C) A government job
(D) A business owner's income
5. Is unpaid work valuable? [1]
(A) Yes, it is essential and valuable
(B) No, it has no value
(C) Only paid work matters
(D) Unpaid work doesn't exist
6. What does a carpenter need? [1]
(A) Manual skills
(B) Years of medical study
(C) A law degree
(D) Nothing specific
7. What does a doctor need? [1]
(A) Years of study and training
(B) Only manual skills
(C) No training
(D) Random skills
8. Why appreciate all types of work? [1]
(A) Every type of work contributes to society
(B) Only some work matters
(C) No reason
(D) Work has no value
9. What kind of work is sometimes undervalued? [1]
(A) Manual labour
(B) All jobs are valued equally always
(C) Office jobs only
(D) No work is ever undervalued
10. What kind of work often goes unrecognised? [1]
(A) Unpaid work like caregiving
(B) All paid work
(C) No work goes unrecognised
(D) Only manual labour
11. What does valuing all work mean? [1]
(A) Recognising the dignity of every job
(B) Only valuing high-paying jobs
(C) Ignoring most jobs
(D) Only valuing certain professions
12. Should any profession be looked down upon? [1]
(A) No
(B) Yes, manual labour should be
(C) Yes, unpaid work should be
(D) Only office jobs matter
13. What does respecting all work help reduce? [1]
(A) Occupation-based discrimination
(B) Nothing
(C) More discrimination
(D) Confusion only
14. What does valuing work acknowledge? [1]
(A) Everyone's contribution to society
(B) Only some people's contribution
(C) No one's contribution
(D) Only wealthy people's contribution
15. Why is unpaid work like caregiving significant? [1]
(A) It takes significant time, effort and skill
(B) It requires no effort
(C) It has no value
(D) It's unimportant
16. What does a fair society do regarding work? [1]
(A) Respects all types of work
(B) Only respects high-income jobs
(C) Ignores most work
(D) Discriminates by profession