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What is Civics?

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The house you live in is an example of a public property.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

The Election Commission situated in New Delhi is responsible for conducting elections across the country.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

You see a person throwing books, garlands, etc in the ocean.

You will tell the person that he/she must not pollute the ocean but....

a)

Protect marine life.

b)

Conserve the environment.

c)

Protect public property.

4.

A girl is poking a pencil in the seat of a public bus and tearing its cover.

You will tell the girl that she must.....

a)

Preserve private property.

b)

Conserve the environment.

c)

Preserve public property.

5.

We need to study Civics because it tells us....

(select all the correct options)

a)

About our relationship with the government.

b)

About the importance of going to school.

c)

About rules and regulations of online schooling.

d)

About the problems faced by people and finding their solutions.

6.

What are private properties?

a)

Places and buildings owned by government.

b)

Places and buildings owned by government and cooperatives.

c)

Places and buildings owned by individuals and cooperatives.

7.

The CST station in Mumbai has been repaired by the BMC to protect it from destruction.

What is this attempt to protect important buildings called?

a)

Respiration

b)

Repairing

c)

Restoration

8.

The organisation which is responsible for the restoration of important building and monument.

a)

Archaeologist Survey of India

b)

Archaeological Survey of India

c)

Archaeological Society of India

9.

The government wants to build a highway connecting Mumbai to New Delhi.

From where will they get the money?

a)

Fees collected from students.

b)

Taking loans from the bank.

c)

Tax collected from citizens.

10.

How does a person become the citizen of a country?

(Select all the correct options.)

a)

By living there all his life.

b)

By being born there.

c)

By being legally accepted as a citizen.

d)

By following the rules of the country.