Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (CBSE) · Social Science
Chapter: Chapter 9 — Chapter 9: Family and Community
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. How were roles traditionally divided in many families? [1]
(A) By gender
(B) Randomly
(C) Never divided
(D) Only by age
2. What do modern families increasingly do? [1]
(A) Share responsibilities more equally
(B) Divide roles strictly by gender
(C) Avoid responsibilities
(D) Ignore roles
3. What role might children have in a family? [1]
(A) Helping with age-appropriate chores
(B) No role at all
(C) Only playing
(D) Ignoring responsibilities
4. Can family roles change over time? [1]
(A) Yes, due to circumstances
(B) No, never
(C) Only in some families
(D) Roles never exist
5. What might cause a family role to change? [1]
(A) A parent's job loss
(B) Nothing ever changes roles
(C) Only children can change roles
(D) Random chance only
6. What helps build a harmonious family? [1]
(A) Respecting each other's roles
(B) Ignoring roles
(C) Conflict over roles
(D) Avoiding responsibility
7. What should families be willing to do with roles? [1]
(A) Adapt when needed
(B) Never change them
(C) Ignore them completely
(D) Fight over them
8. Why understand family roles? [1]
(A) It helps build a supportive family environment
(B) No reason
(C) Only for tests
(D) It's not useful
9. What does community life involve? [1]
(A) Sharing resources and cooperating
(B) Living completely alone
(C) Ignoring others
(D) Avoiding cooperation
10. What might a community work together on? [1]
(A) Maintaining clean public spaces
(B) Nothing shared
(C) Only individual concerns
(D) Ignoring public spaces
11. What is a formal way communities cooperate? [1]
(A) Resident welfare associations
(B) Random chance
(C) No formal ways exist
(D) Ignoring organisation
12. What is an informal way communities cooperate? [1]
(A) Neighbours helping each other
(B) Formal government only
(C) No informal ways exist
(D) Ignoring neighbours
13. What can strong community cooperation lead to? [1]
(A) Better infrastructure and safety
(B) Worse infrastructure
(C) No change
(D) Increased conflict
14. What can collective action achieve compared to individual effort? [1]
(A) More, through working together
(B) Always less
(C) The same, no difference
(D) Nothing at all
15. What strengthens community bonds? [1]
(A) Active participation and respect
(B) Ignoring the community
(C) Avoiding participation
(D) Conflict
16. Why be a cooperative community member? [1]
(A) It strengthens the whole community
(B) No reason
(C) It's not important
(D) Only for personal gain