Class 06 SST Civics Rural And Urban Livelihoods CBSE Questions & Answers

Class 6 · SST Civics Rural And Urban Livelihoods

This is Social Science class 06 SST civics Rural and Urban Livelihoods CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.

Questions & Answers

1
Shopkeeper are given licence by
  • A
    State government
  • B
    Municipal corporation
    Correct
  • C
    Court
  • D
    Central government
2
Match the following shop with services provided by them a. Confectionary shop b. Kiryana shop c. Chemist shop I. Raw material for cooking such as millet, riceII. To buy bread, butter and biscuits etc III. To buy medicinesOptions are as follows
  • A
    a(II),b(III),c(I)
  • B
    a(II),b(I),c(III)
    Correct
  • C
    a(III),b(I),c(II)
  • D
    a(I),b(II),c(III)
3
Which of the following occupations is not practised by the people on the streets
  • A
    Cobbler
  • B
    Vegetable vender
  • C
    Agriculture
    Correct
  • D
    Barber
4
Which of the following is false regarding the life of people living on streets
  • A
    They have to plan how much to purchase as well as how to set up their shops
  • B
    The people working on the road may sometimes sell things or repair them
  • C
    They can be asked to dismantle their shops
  • D
    They cannot work of their own
    Correct
5
What are the steps taken by the government to help people on the streets
  • A
    It has not been suggested that mobile vendors should be allowed to move around freely
  • B
    Government is setting up committees to take decision relating to them
    Correct
  • C
    Street vending is not recognised as an activity for general benefit and as a right of people to earn their livelihood
  • D
    Hawking zone have not been suggested for towns and cities
6
What benefits Sudha does not get along with her salary?
  • A
    She earn interest on these savings
  • B
    A part of her salary is kept in a fund with government
  • C
    Her company pay the medical expenses to her
  • D
    She get off on Monday
    Correct
7
What is barter system
  • A
    Exchange of money for coins
  • B
    Exchange of goods in place of money
    Correct
  • C
    Exchange of gold coins
  • D
    Exchange of money in place of goods
8
How co-operatives help villagers
  • A
    The members of cooperatives in villages pool in money and then the amount thus collected is used as collateral for taking a huge loan from the Ministers. This loan is then distributed among members of the cooperatives.
  • B
    The members of cooperatives in villages pool in goods and then the amount thus collected is used as collateral for taking a huge loan from the bank. This loan is then distributed among members of the cooperatives.
  • C
    The members of cooperatives in villages pool in money and then the amount thus collected is used as collateral for taking a huge loan from the bank. This loan is then distributed among members of the cooperatives.
    Correct
  • D
    The members of cooperatives in villages pool in money and then the amount thus collected is used as collateral for taking a huge loan from the government. This loan is then distributed among members of the cooperatives.
9
For______ , they wait for their turn in their stands and take their customers to their destinations
  • A
    cycle rickshaw drivers
    Correct
  • B
    hawkers
  • C
    cycle drivers
  • D
    car drivers
10
How are hawking zones helpful?
  • A
    by providing a legal place for the various vendors (including street vendors) to sell their products and earn a livelihood without disrupting traffic and walking people
    Correct
  • B
    By providing a illegal place for the various vendors (including street vendors) to sell their products and earn a livelihood without disrupting traffic and walking people.
  • C
    By providing a legal place for the various vendors (including street vendors) to sell their products and earn a livelihood by disrupting walking people.
  • D
    by providing a legal place for the various vendors (including street vendors) to sell their products and earn a livelihood by disrupting traffic
11
banking ,teaching and communication are examples of ___________
  • A
    Goods
  • B
    Services
    Correct
  • C
    Business
  • D
    Industries
12
pavement dwellers earn their livelihood except
  • A
    The pavement dwellers earn their livelihood by selling different things like vegetables, fruits, beautiful flowers, all type of clothes, household articles, and artificial jewellery with cosmetics and various other things.
  • B
    By providing services of call centres
    Correct
  • C
    Mending work such as shoes and bags (cobbler) and stitching (roadside tailors) etc.
  • D
    Rickshaw pullers and auto rickshaws help us in covering short distances.
13
problems that street vendors create are:
  • A
    They cause traffic congestion and Obstruction to the government
  • B
    They cause traffic congestion and Obstruction to the people who are walking
    Correct
  • C
    They cause traffic congestion and Obstruction to the shopkeepers
  • D
    They cause traffic congestion and Obstruction to the businessman
14
Government is trying to help street vendors in the following ways except
  • A
    Hawkers must set and be part of committees and discuss issues related to them
  • B
    The government is thinking about to strict with the law that banned street vendors, giving them place to work.
    Correct
  • C
    It has also been suggested that mobile vendors should be allowed to move around freely.
  • D
    Hawking zones have been suggested for towns and cities
15
Large number of people who migrate to cities are engaged in the following ways except
  • A
    Some are employed as workers in small factories or shops
  • B
    Rickshaw pullers
  • C
    The uneducated younger lot coming from rural areas are at times absorbed in the BPO's or call centres.
    Correct
  • D
    Employed as daily wage labourers, they are involved in construction, in digging roads, load and unloading of trucks in the markets.