Sub:S.S.

Q.1. Fill in the blanks:

1) Clean surrounding keeps illness and disease at bay.

2) Students should be constantly motivated towards the goal.
3) We must be recognized with award for best environmentalist.
4) We must all learn to keep our surroundings clean and appreciable.
5) Students must be given to express their creativity and imagination.
6) Santa Gadgebaba was a great saint from Maharashtra.
7) Santa Gadgebaba always spoke to his people about the virtues of cleanliness.
8) Santa Gadgebaba lived in the 19th century.
9) Santa Gadgebaba always believed that cleanliness is next to godliness.
10) Working with nature provides valuable knowledge.
11) The protection and preservation of environment is the right of all citizen.
12) Our future generation have a right to breathe fresh air.
13) Sports coordinators must keep abreast with dates of the various tournaments.
14) Sports includes physical training as well as sports activities.
15) Children must realize the importance of sports.
16) NGOs and government bodies can develop short films.
17) Entertainment can play a great role in shopping and molding people’s attitude.
18) Students will create awareness of their mission for a clean India.

Q.2. True or False:

1) Santa Gadgebaba Swachchata Abhiyan was introduced in the year 1999-2000. –FALSE
2) The campaign did not receive an overwhelming response. –FALSE
3) Students should participate in physical activity. –TRUE
4) Sports activity can influence students in a truly positive manner. –TRUE
5) Television and films can portray their issues and influence the youth in a positive way. –
TRUE
6) Social studies understands the people better. –TRUE
7) NGO and Government bodies cannot develop short films. –FALSE
 8) We must always listen patiently to someone who is explaining his/her difficulty and try to
help. –TRUE
9) It is of no use being kind and compassionate all the time. –TRUE
10) We must send our condolences in case of someone’s death only if we know the person
very well. –FALSE
11) We must learn to also help sick and handicapped people without being very demonstrative
about it. –TRUE
12) We must always keep a distance from deprived and neglected sections of the society. –
TRUE

Q.3.Answer the following:

1) What does the saying child is the father of man mean?

Ans: As the saying goes children is the father of man one must understand that people
become more dependent both physically and emotionally as they grow older.
2) List the few trait of children in their middle childhood stage?
Ans: the age between 10 to 17 years is considered as middle childhood and early
adolence and is a time of important development changes in the child’s personality. It is
in this period that children take bigger steps towards maturity by becoming self-reliant,
self-confident and independent.
3) Why is it important to keep ones surrounding clean and pleasant?
Ans: everyone likes to live in clean surrounding. We must learn to put in some efforts to
keep our surrounding clean because clean surroundings not only have a positive effect on
society but it keeps us away.
4) Describe the mission for sanitation as given in the section.
Ans: like the innovative ‘sant baba gram swachata abhiyan’ or ‘village cleanliness
programe’, this mission also has to infuse a sense pf community spirit among village
panchayats and village organization in rural areas.
5) How can school motivate their students to keep their environment clean?
Ans: teachers and school authorities must introduce ways and means to keep the school
and village environment clean and a[appreciable. The school can recognize student with
award certificate like best environment.
6) Why was the saint Sant Gadge baba gram swatchata abhiyan introduced?
Ans: sant gadge baba swatchata abhiyan was introduced with intention of educating the
village population in different method to keep their homes and environment clean and
pleasant.
7) What are the challenges that parents and teacher’s face today?
Ans: one of the greatest challenge that teachers and parents face today is to bring
positivity and compassion in their children towards the deprive and neglected sections of
society.
8) How can we understand the difficulties of friends and extent co-operation?
Ans: listen patiently to the person explaining his/her difficulty and offer your help if
possible. If there is a sudden change in plan due to certain unexpected circumstances,
learn to adjust without complaining. In the event of accident or death of loved ones or a
friend, send him/her heart felt condolence and explain your intention to help out on any
possibility.
 Sub: P.T.
Q.1. fill in the blanks.
1) Athletics is considered to be the mother of all sports.
2) Starting blocks are made of wood or metal.
3) Starting blocks are used in short distance races.
4) The game of cricket originated in England.
5) When the ball falls just below the bat of batsman it is called a Yorker.
6) Middle distance recess starts with the runners in the standing position at the
starting line which has a curve shape.
7) The cricket pitch is 20.12 meters long.
8) The full marathon is run over a distance of 42 kilometers.
9) The baton is normally held in the left hand and exchanged with the next
runner by using right hand.
10) Marathon races are conducted in major cities of the world like London and
New York.
Q.2.Write one sentences:
1) Name the track events
Ans: Sprints, middle and long distance races, relays and walking races come
under track events.
2) How many players are playing in cricket?
Ans: Total number of players are 15 but actually 11 players play.
3) Arjun awards are given to which field?
Ans: Arjun awards are given to sports field.
4) Which country has won 20-20 cricket world cup in 2007?
Ans: India.
Q.3. Match the followings.
1) When body is asleep --- One calorie per minute
2) In sitting position --- 1-1.5 calories per minute
3) Standing position --- 2 calories per minute
4) While walking --- 3 calories per minute