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CCT QUESTIONS
SUBJECT: EVS
CLASS V
1. Read a part of the letter written by Sikhya a class X girl in Odisha to the Chief
Minister and answer the questions that follows.
A forest is everything for us adivasis. We can't live away from the forests even for
a day. Government has started many projects in the name of development - dams
and factories are being built. Forests, which are ours, are being taken away from
us. Because of these projects, we need to think where will the forest people go
and what will happen to their livelihood? Where will the lakhs of animals living in
the forests go? If there are no forests, and we dig our lands for minerals like
aluminium, what will be left? Only polluted air, water, and miles and miles of
barren land.
(i) How are Adivasis dependent on forests?
(ii) What types of projects are started in the name of development?
(iii) How will these projects affect the forests, forest people and animals?
(iii) What will happen if forests disappear?
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(i) Why did the people of Khedi have to leave their village?
(ii) Why did government officials and police come to Khedi village? How did children react
on seeing the police?
(iii) What did government officials tell people of Khedi about the new village?
(iv) Did Jatrya want to shift from Khedi village? Why?
iv)Did Jatrya's parents want to shift from Khedi village? Why?
5. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follows. Coach Sir The
coach who made this team, Noor Khan told us, "This part of Mumbai is very crowded.
This is only playground in this area. This is our small 'Bacchu Khan playground'. A person
named Mustafa Khan used to live in our area. Everyone was afraid of him. But children
were very fond of him, so everyone started calling him Bacchu Khan. There was no
ground there, it was just muddy land. Bacchu Khan used to train children to play. We
were among those children. It is because of Bacchu Khan's devotion and training that
players from this area are able to compete with teams of other countries. Like Bacchu
Khan, I have trained the children of this area. Today, our team has some who play at the
international level. Some have even won the Arjuna Award. In the last few years, we have
also prepared a girls' team here. Our girls play for the Maharashtra State team. They
practise well with good discipline. Our boys and girls come from different types of
families. Some are from poor homes and some from richer. Some study in Urdu medium
and some in English. But once they come here, they all make a team."