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FOR CLASS-7
A Home Maker
People who take care of households for themselves and for the other people and by doing the work
they lead their livelihood are called homemakers. Generally, they may perform general housekeeping
chores and personal services, or they may assign them to other members of the household.
Sometimes they employ people outside the household to do these tasks. Every household is unique,
and the duties of each homemaker vary according to the ages, habits, needs, and incomes of the
people in the household. At the same rate they are responsible for keeping homes clean and running
smoothly. They decide what cleaning jobs need to be done, and they arrange to have them completed.
Cleaning tasks may include dusting, sweeping, making beds, washing and waxing floors, vacuuming,
and a wide variety of other chores. Many homemakers also make sure that clothing and household
items are laundered, dry-cleaned, or mended when needed. In many cases, they shop for food,
clothing, and other household needs. Homemakers often plan, cook, and serve many of the meals for
their households. Sometimes they make arrangements to have others cook meals in the home or to
buy meals from outside sources. Maintaining the household budget may be another responsibility of
homemakers. They may take care of bills, banking, tax filing, and other financial matters. They often
are responsible for day-to-day expenses, and they sometimes do long-range financial planning for
their households. With other household members they make decisions about buying insurance, taking
vacations, getting loans, and other important matters. In fact, they play an important role to make the
family happy.
Morality shop
Morality shop is like any other normal shops where commodities or goods are sold. But it's a bit
different than the other shops as there are no salesperson or sales people to assist you through
your shopping and also to keep an eye on you if you're thinking of slipping things into your bags
or pockets without paying for them.So there's this CCTV camera to watch over you and so you
can't steal or do anything like that. So, basically it teaches you sincerity, dignity and
morality..Hence, the name "Morality Shop".
Begum Rokeya
Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain was born in 1880 in the village of Pairaband in the colonial British
province of Bengal Presidency, which later became the northern part of Bangladesh. Born into an
upper-class landowning Muslim family, Rokeya was not allowed to attend school, or even to learn
Bengali or English, to prevent "contamination" from non-Muslim ideas. While her father was fairly
forward looking in educating his two sons, he was not particularly interested in educating his three
daughters. She was taught to read Arabic and Urdu, in order to be able to read the Koran and books on
"proper" conduct for women. In 1908 it appeared as a book.Her concern with reforming and revitalizing
the Bengali Muslim community was shared by other Muslim authors of the time who saw powerful
rivals in both the Christian English and the Indian Hindus. These writers felt that if Muslims in Bengal
were to survive as a distinct group and change their status as a weak minority, they had to accept
certain aspects of modernity such as scientific thinking and education without damaging the fabric of
Islam. The debates these writers fostered were silent on the question of women's position until Rokeya
Hosain raised it. She challenged traditionalist beliefs about the innate superiority of men on religious


grounds. Similarly, she argued for the education of women as "the development of God-given faculties
by regular exercise of these faculties." She argued that education led to self-realization and the fullest
development of women's potential as human beings, and thereby displayed God's glory. This
argument did not prevent her from also encouraging women to educate themselves not only in the arts
but also in the sciences, so that they could work and become economically independent.