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Class 4 EVS chapter 9 question answer

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Welcome to Class 4 EVS chapter 9 question answer. On this page find important extra questions for this NCERT book for Class 4 EVS Chapter 9 Changing Families.

Class 4th EVS chapter 9 question answer (NCERT Book)

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Changing Families Class 4 EVS chapter 9 question answer

Match the following

  1. b
  2. c
  3. d
  4. e
  5. a

Choose the right word

  1. Nimmi had a __________ (brother/sister).
  2. Nazli’s _________ (cousin/sister) was getting married.
  3. Tsering’s _________ (father/mother) received a letter.
  4. ____________ (Andhra Pradesh/Karnataka) state organised camps for girls.
  5. _____________ (Panchayat/Nimmi) said that girls are not for marriage.
  1. Sister
  2. Cousin
  3. Father
  4. Andhra Pradesh
  5. Panchayat

Unscramble the words

  1. LINAZ
  2. MMINI
  3. SERINGT
  4. ETTERL
  5. ISSERT
  1. NAZLI
  2. NIMMI
  3. TSERING
  4. LETTER
  5. SISTER

Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1. How many families did the chapter mention?

a. One
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four

Question 2. Who had a new sister?

a. Nazli
b. Nimmi
c. Tsering
d. Tsering’s father

Question 3. From where did Tsering’s father receive the letter?

a. His office
b. Post office
c. Hospital
d. None of the above

Question 4. Who was getting married in Nazli’s family?

a. Her brother
b. Her cousin’s brother
c. Her sister
d. Her elder sister

Question 5. What is the eligibility for girls to get married?

a. At least 15 years old
b. At least 16 years old
c. At least 17 years old
d. At least 18 years old.

  1. c
  2. b
  3. a
  4. b
  5. d

Answer the following questions

  1. Why was Nimmi’s family happy?
  2. What was the message written in the letter that Tsering’s father received?
  3. Who was getting married in Nazli’s family?
  4. What was the decision made by the panchayat about the marriage of young girls below 18 years old?
  5. What was the motive of the special camps in Andhra Pradesh?
  6. What did Jangamma and Chitti say?
  7. Suppose you are witnessing a marriage of a girl who’s below 18 years old. What would you do?
  8. Explain any marriage experience of your family member that you have witnessed.
  9. Explain the excitement of getting any new member in your family. Write your own experience regarding your true incidents.
  10. What are the cultural differences between you and your neighbors? Only write about your neighborhood.
Answers
  1. Nimmi’s family was happy because Nimmi had a new baby sister.
  2. The letter was a promotion letter that informed Tsering’s father about his promotion and he had to travel to another city to join his new job.
  3. Nazli’s elder cousin’s brother was getting married.
  4. The panchayat suggested that young girls are for playing and studying, and not to be married off.
  5. A group of people organized special camps to get all married girls below 18 years back to school for completing their studies.
  6. Jangamma and Chiti said that they would like to study and stand on their own feet.
  7. I would talk to the family and try to tell them about the government guidelines that marrying at such a young age can lead to various health and mental problems. Also, I would inform the women empowerment department about this incident, so they can guide people. However, this is quite a delicate matter in which intrusion can lead to severe consequences, especially in rural areas. Therefore, informing the local police and social services is the fundamental step before doing anything on our own. (You are free to write this answer in your words as well.)
  8. Answer in your words.
  9. Answer in your words.
  10. Most people in my surrounding are Hindus but they are diverse in the Hindu religion as well. There are some customs and ritual practices that are peculiar to us, such as Kayastha folks have Kamal-Dawat Puja, South Pandits celebrate Onam and Pongal.

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