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WorksheetsDIVERSITY AND DISCRIMINATION
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__________MEANS TO JUDGE OTHER PEOPLE NEGATIVELY OR SEE THEM AS INFERIOR
DIVERSITY
PREJUDICE
UNITY
STEREOTYPE
WE CAN BE PREJUDICED ABOUT MANY THINGS LIKE
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
ACCENT THEY SPEAK
COLOUR OF SKIN
ALL THE THREE
WHEN WE FIX PEOPLE INTO ONE IMAGE WE CREATE A _____________
GROUP
ASSOCIATION
STEREOTYPE
PREJUDICE
THE DISABLED CHILDREN ARE NOW KNOWN AS CHILDREN WITH__________________________
EXTRA NEEDS
NO NEEDS
SPECIAL NEEDS
SPECIAL SUPERVISION
____________________ TAKES PLACE WHEN PEOPLE ACT ON THEIR PREJUDICES AND STEREOTYPE
CONVERSION
DISCRIMINATION
UNITY
OPPOSITION
IN THE CASTE SYSTEM THE TOP MOST POSITION IS OCCUPIED BY
KSHATRIYAS
SHUDRAS
BRAHMINS
VAISHYAS
THE TERM HARIJAN MEANS _____________________
CHILDREN OF POOR
CHILDREN OF GOD
CHILDREN OF SHUDRAS
CHILDREN OF GREEN
Dr B.R.AMBEDKAR BELONGED TO THE _____________CASTE
UPPER
KSHATRIYA
MAHAR
VAISHYAS
A _______________STATE IS WHERE PEOPLE HAVE THE FREEDOM TO PRACTISE AND FOLLOW THE RELIGION OF THEIR CHOICE
MILITARY
AUTOCRATIC
SECULAR
SOCIALIST
When we fix people in a image
Discrimination
Prejudice
Stereotypes
Inequality
Fought for the weaker sections of the society
BR Ambedkar
Mahatma Gandhi
Lal Bhadur Shastri
Discrimination means when we act on __________ and ___________.
(a)
Dalit is term used for (a) .
When we tend to see some persons into a pre-defined image, this is called making of ________________
Stereotype
Prejudice
Discrimination
When someone judges another person in a negative way it is called____________________.
Stereotype
Prejudice
Inequality
Discrimination
Girls are supposed to be soft spoken and submissive in nature. They are supposed to have keen interest in music and painting. They cry too often. They need to learn cooking, doing household chores and tidying up the house.
examples of stereotypes about girls.
examples of inequality
examples of tradition and culture
Only boys are supposed to be aggressive and naughty. They are supposed to have keen interest in adventure sports and outdoor sports. Boys should not cry because crying is a sign of weakness. When a boy becomes adult, he is supposed to earn money to bring the bacon at home.
Agree
disagree
50/50
There are more than __________ languages and even more dialects being spoken in India.
1600
1200
500
200
A person from Mahar caste could only engage in cleaning the garbage and clearing dead carcasses from the village. It is an example of ________________
Religion-based discrimination
Caste-based Discrimination
Gender-based Discrimination
Caste system was so deep-rooted that it was difficult to come out of the pre-defined social levels. The son of a potter could only become a ____________and nothing else.
scientist
doctor
potter
The disabled children are now known as children with__________________________
extra needs
no needs
special needs
What is diversity
People of Different Cultures
Friendship to the neighbours
Selling of tea
None of the above
What does crying mean?
A sign of weakness
A sign of healthiness
A sign of bravery
A sign of Knowledge
What happens when people act on their prejudice or stereotypes?
Recrimination
Discrimination
Helpful
Guidance
For what purpose did Dr B R Ambedkar go to England ?
To become a lawyer
To Travel
To become a teacher
To start business
Who drafted the Indian constitution ?
Mahatma Gandhi
Dr B R Ambedkar
Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru
Ravindra Nath Tagore
In India,one of the reasons for discrimination is
attitude
caste system
poverty
diversity
Oversimplified generalizations about people are called
stereotypes
prejudice
discrimination
attitude
Mahatma Gandhi faced discrimination in ___________
South America
South Africa
South Sudan
South Dakota
Constitution of India calls the Harijans as ________-
scheduled caste
scheduled tribe
other backward classes
Backward classes
Discrimination is prejudice in ___________
force
action
harmful
judgement
Prejudices can lead to tension in society and ____________ in unity
brotherhood
care
disintegration
equality
___________ fought for rights along with Mahatma Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dr B R Ambedkar
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
The Constitution of India came to force on _________-
26th January 1947
15th August 1947
26th November 1949
26th January 1950
The Indian Constitution adopted a ______ look, that is all religions were equal before law.
liberty
secular
equality
democratic
In earlier times,Indian society was divided on basis of ____________
religion
colour of skin
caste system
choice of food
Constitution of India calls the Harijans as ________-
scheduled caste
scheduled tribe
other backward classes
Backward classes
Discrimination is prejudice in ___________
force
action
harmful
judgement
Prejudices can lead to tension in society and ____________ in unity
brotherhood
care
disintegration
equality
___________ fought for rights along with Mahatma Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dr B R Ambedkar
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
The Constitution of India came to force on _________-
26th January 1947
15th August 1947
26th November 1949
26th January 1950
In earlier times,Indian society was divided on basis of ____________
religion
colour of skin
caste system
choice of food
IN THE CASTE SYSTEM THE TOP MOST POSITION IS OCCUPIED BY
KSHATRIYAS
SHUDRAS
BRAHMINS
VAISHYAS
The people of lower caste were not allowed to
enter the temples
sit with upper caste’s child in schools
take water from village well
all of these
Name the first leader of India, who shared his first experience of caste-based discrimination?
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru
Rabindranath Tagore
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar
None of these
_______ comes from the Latin word "Civis"
Civilisation
Culture
Civics
The Indus Valley Civilisation is also known as the __________ Civilisation
Harappan Civilisation
Mohenjo - daro Civilisation
Lothal Civilisation
Identify the image.
Drainage System
Assembly Hall
Great Bath
Dockyard
Harappan cities were divided into ________ and__________ parts.
Assembly Hall and Lothal
Citadel and Lower Town
Harappans used a __________ script
Devanagiri
Roman
Pictographic
_________ and __________ cities had fire altars,where sacrifices may have been performed.
Dholavira & Lothal
Mohenjo-daro & Lothal
Kalinbangan & Lothal
Indus Valley Civilisation developed around ________ river.
Jhelum river
Indus river
Beas river
Ganga river
A new tool, ________ was used to dig the earth for turning the soil and planting seeds.
Tractor
Plough
From where did the Harappans get Gold?
Karnataka
Hyderabad
Pakistan
Tamilnadu
Cotton was probably grown at Mehrgarh from about ___________ years ago.
5000
2500
7000
4500
Harappan civilization flourished along the banks of river Indus about __________ years ago.
2500
4900
4700
1300
A stone statue of an important man found at ____________ shows him wearing an embroidered garment.
HARAPPA
MOHENJODARO
LOTHAL
KALIBANGAN
The impression of the seal is known as a _______
TERRACOTTA
FAIENCE
SEALINGS
TABLET
__________ was the most impressive and unique feature of the earliest cities of India.
ORNAMENTS
SEALS
STONE TOOLS
COVERED DRAINS
IDENTIFY THE PICTURE
DOCKYARD
CITY
GRANARY
GREATBATH
Cotton was probably grown at Mehrgarh from about ____________ years ago.
3000
9000
7000
1000
Fire altars were excavated from _________
KALIBANGAN
HARAPPA
SARKOTADA
ROPAR
IDENTIFY THE PICTURE
GRANARY
GREAT BATH
DOCKYARD
HOUSES
Harappan seals are generally ______ in shape
RECTANGULAR
SQUARE
TRIANGLE
CIRCLE
Dholavira was divided into _________ parts
SIX
TWO
FOUR
THREE
Archaeologists have found spindle whorls, made of _______
Terracotta and faience.
Stone and Metal
Cotton
Mud
The city of Lothal stood beside a tributary of the ______ river
YAMUNA
SABARMATI
KAVERI
GODHAVARI
Harappa and Mohenjodaro cities were divided in two two parts, Citadel and Lower town
TRUE
FALSE
The ___________________ supplied food to crafts persons, scribes and rulers in the cities
Priests
Soldiers
Traders
farmers and herders
Why were Harappa and Mohenjodaro special?
They were planned cities
They were not special
They had The Great Bath
None of the above
which river was near Harappa and Mohenjodaro?
Nile
Tigris
Indus
Euphrates
How many storeys of houses were generally found in Harappan cities?
One or two storeys
Four to five storeys
Multi storeys
) None of these
Name a contemporary civilization of Harappa.
Egypt
Kalibangan
Dholavira
Lothal
Where is the city of Harappa located now a day?
Pakisthan
Afganisthan
Rajasthan
India
Where was the ‘great bath’ found?
Harappa
Kalibangan
Lothal
Mohenjodaro
Plough was used for
Digging the earth
Drawing water from wells
Rearing cattle
Making seals
The Indus Valley Civilisation is also known as the __________ Civilisation
Harappan Civilisation
Mohenjo - daro Civilisation
Lothal Civilisation
Identify the image.
Drainage System
Assembly Hall
Great Bath
Dockyard
Harappan cities were divided into ________ and__________ parts.
Assembly Hall and Lothal
Citadel and Lower Town
THE BRICKS WERE LAID IN AN (a) PATTERN.
STATE TRUE OR FALSE.
WATER WAS PROBABLY BROUGHT IN FROM A POND, AND DRAINED OUT AFTER USE.
TRUE
FALSE
NONE OF THESE
Generally, the part to the east was larger but lower. This is called the (a) town.
CHOOSE THE ITEMS HARAPPANS GREW.
SESAME
CORN
LINSEED
LOLIPOP
As the region does not receive heavy rainfall, some form of irrigation may have been used.
FALSE
TRUE
NONE OF THESE
How many storey of houses were generally found in Harappan cities?
One or two storey
Four to five storeys
Multi storeys
None of these
Where did the crafts persons make the things in the earliest cities?
In their own homes
In special workshops
Both (a) and (b)
None of these
From where did the Harappan get copper?
Mumbai
Delhi
Kerala
Rajasthan
When did Harappan cities develop?
About 4,700 years ago
About 3,700 years ago
About 2,700 years ago
About 1,700 years ago
