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Unity in Society

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the phrase “man is organic with the world” mean?

a)

Humans are separate from the environment.

b)

Humans and their environment influence each other.

c)

Humans should eat organic food.

d)

The environment controls humans.

2.

What is the meaning of the term “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”?

a)

The world is a market.

b)

The world is one family.

c)

The earth belongs to everyone.

d)

Families bring unity.

3.

How can society be compared to a human body?

a)

Society functions best when its parts work in harmony.

b)

Society grows like a body.

c)

Society is made of physical cells.

d)

Society has many diseases.

4.

Why do things not improve if we only change the individual heart?

a)

Because society is more important than individuals.

b)

Because the environment also needs to change.

c)

Because individuals don’t affect society.

d)

Because individual change takes too long.

5.

What is justice according to this curriculum?

a)

Punishing people who do wrong.

b)

Seeing and treating others fairly.

c)

Following the rules strictly.

d)

Trusting others’ opinions.

6.

What does justice help individuals to do?

a)

Follow others blindly.

b)

See reality through their own eyes.

c)

Avoid making decisions.

d)

Depend on others’ judgments.

7.

What does the term “unity” mean in this curriculum?

a)

Competition between groups.

b)

Working together in harmony.

c)

Following strict rules.

d)

Becoming the same as others.

8.

What happens when society lacks harmony?

a)

It becomes more competitive.

b)

It experiences conflict and decay.

c)

It grows stronger and more unified.

d)

It becomes self-sufficient.

9.

Which of the following is an example of constructive force?

a)

Prejudice

b)

Cooperation

c)

Materialism

d)

Competition

10.

Which of the following is an example of destructive force?

a)

Kindness

b)

Unity

c)

Prejudice

d)

Friendship

11.

What does the phrase “survival of the fittest” suggest about society?

a)

Everyone gets equal opportunities.

b)

Conflict and competition dominate.

c)

Cooperation leads to progress.

d)

The weak are supported by the strong.

12.

Why are men and women described as “two wings of a bird”?

a)

Both are essential for society to progress.

b)

Men are stronger than women.

c)

Women are more nurturing than men.

d)

Society can succeed with one gender.

13.

What does the term “gender equality” mean?

a)

Men and women are identical.

b)

Men and women have equal opportunities.

c)

Men and women compete equally.

d)

Women are more powerful than men.

14.

What kind of power did Gandhi and Mandela use?

a)

Military power

b)

Economic power

c)

Moral and spiritual power

d)

Political power

15.

Which action word represents positive power?

a)

Dominate

b)

Unify

c)

Oppress

d)

Manipulate

16.

What does “to dominate” mean in terms of power?

a)

To guide others.

b)

To control others by force.

c)

To enable others to succeed.

d)

To release others from control.

17.

Which of the following best describes “justice in relationships”?

a)

One person controlling the other.

b)

Everyone having equal opportunities and fair treatment.

c)

Following strict rules in relationships.

d)

Avoiding conflicts by ignoring problems.

18.

How does competition harm society?

a)

It creates unity.

b)

It leads to conflict and division.

c)

It increases harmony.

d)

It encourages mutual support.

19.

Which of these describes a society based on cooperation?

a)

It is like a jungle.

b)

It is like a human body.

c)

It is controlled by the strongest.

d)

It has constant conflict.

20.

What does the term “Acts of Kindness” refer to in this curriculum?

a)

Punishing others for their mistakes.

b)

Small actions that build unity and trust.

c)

Competing with others in good deeds.

d)

Forgiving others without effort.

21.

How does gender inequality affect society?

a)

It strengthens families.

b)

It limits everyone’s potential.

c)

It helps men succeed faster.

d)

It has no major impact.

22.

Which of the following is an example of positive social action?

a)

Helping a neighbor with their groceries.

b)

Ignoring people in need.

c)

Spreading harmful gossip.

d)

Competing for wealth and fame.

23.

Why should we avoid believing everything we see on social media?

a)

Social media is always wrong.

b)

Social media may spread false or incomplete information.

c)

Social media is controlled by governments.

d)

Social media has no impact on society.

24.

Which phrase best represents the vision of society in this curriculum?

a)

Unity and justice.

b)

Competition and survival.

c)

Wealth and power.

d)

Freedom without cooperation.

25.

What is the main message of the quote: “The world of humanity has two wings—one is women and the other men”?

a)

Society needs both men and women to succeed equally.

b)

Men and women should live separately.

c)

Women are more important than men.

d)

Men are naturally stronger than women.