Rights and Duties of Children ( Term 3 Chapter 3 | 4th Social Science )
Evaluation
I. Choose the
correct answer.
1. This is against Indian law ____________.
a. Children studying in
school.
b. Children below 14
years working in industries.
c. Children participating
in school activities.
d. Children getting
nutritious food.
Answer: b. Children
below 14 years working in industries.
2. Polio drops are given to ____________.
a. men
b. women
c. children
d. senior citizens
Answer: c. children
3. A set of rules of a country is known as the
____________.
a. story book
b. rule book
c. constitution
d. text book
Answer: c.
constitution
4. Which of the following is not a right of
children?
a. Getting driving
license
b. Getting education
c. Getting adequate food
d. Living in a healthy
manner
Answer:a. Getting
driving license
II. Write true or
false.
1. The child has the
basic right to get polio drops. (True)
2. There are same rights
for all age groups of children. (False)
3. All children of age 6-
14 years should be employed. (False)
4. Hitting children is
wrong. (True)
5. Children should be
aware of bad touch. (True)
III. Match
1. Childline number -
member of a country
2. Vaccines - sanitation
3. WASH - illegal
4. Citizen - protects
from diseases
5. Child labour - 1098
Answer:
1. Childline Number - 1098
2. Vaccines - protects from diseases
3. WASH - sanitation
4. Citizen - member of a country
5. Child labour - illegal
IV. Answer the
following questions.
1. What are the three parts on
your body where no one should touch?
Lips. Chest and between legs are
the three places on our body where no one should touch.
2. What are the different rights
you have as a child?
1) Right to Survival
2) Right to Development
3) Right to Protection
4) Right to Participation
3. Write short note on right to
survival.
Children have the right to have
healthy food for growth and development. The WASH programme is also a part of
it.
4. Have you ever used your right
to participate? Describe.
Yes. During my house renovation,
I gave my suggestions for painting work.
5. Why are rights important?
Rights protect people and satisfy
their basic needs. So rights are important.
Project
Work in groups of 5 and make a small play focusing on the need of any of the child rights discussed in this lesson.
Think and Write.
If you see children around you not going to school, what will you do?
Answer:
1. I will go and talk to their parents.
2. I will explain the importance of education.
Activity
Identify a child in your neighbourhood who is not going to school and fill this questionnaire.
1. Name of the child:Balan
2. Age of the child:7
3. Has the child gone to school ever?: Yes/No
4. Reason for not going to school:Due to poverty
5. How will you guide her / him?: I will explain about free education
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