Chhattisgarh State Class 7 Social Science Civics Chapter 6 Solution

CG SCERT Chhattisgarh State Board Class 7 Social Science (Civics) Chapter 6 General Consciousness Human Rights Exercises Questions and Answers.

(I.) (1.) For the Marriage, it is mandatory for a boy to be _______ years and a girl of

_______ years old.

Ans. 21 years and 18 years.

(3.) ________ unemployment and frustation increases by child marriage.

Ans. poverty.

(4.) Human Rights were announced by the United Nations Organization on December 10, _________

Ans. 1948.

(II.) Match the column (1) to column (2) :

Column 1	Column 2
1. Right to life.	Death at police custody.
2. Right to freedom	To make a person leave from the state.
3. Right to equality.	Entry of dalitman to work ship place
4. Right to health.	Not giving dose of polio to children
5. Right to education	Sending children to school.

(III.) (1.) What are human rights?

Ans. All people in the world have got some rights since birth which is called Human rights. These rights are for happiness of all. Where these rights are cared for each other every people feel the prosperity peace and happiness.

(2.) Write any 5 human rights.

Ans. 5 human rights are:

i) Right to life

ii) Right to freedom

iii) Right to equality

iv) Right to health

v) Right to education

(3.) Why should not we discriminate among any person in the world?

Ans. Our world is a one big family. The people living in it is a member of this family. Every member has equal rights whether they belong to different caste, colour or creed, may be male or female, rich or poor, young or old. So we should not discriminate among any person in the world.

(4.) What are child right?

Ans. Our world is one big family. The child living in it is a member of this family. Every child has equal rights whether they belong to different caste, colour or creed, may be male or female, rich or poor etc. These are called child rights.

(5.) What is child marriage?

ans. Child marriage is a social evil. According to our constitution a girl child above the age of 18 and boy child above 21 years considered as right age for marriage. Child marriage is to marry below this age.

(6.) What are the adverse consequence of child marriage?

Ans. The adverse consequences of child marriage are –

i) Hindrance in further studies.

ii) Mental development stops.

iii) To bear the burden of becoming a mother before physical maturity.

iv) Physically and mental week. Death of child mother at the time of delivery.

v) Poverty and frustration due to illiteracy and unemployment.

(7.) At what age does a boy and a girl get married?

Ans. A boy gets married above the age of 21 and a girl gets married above the age of 18.

(8.) What is the duty of one family so that a girl child and boy child to be treated equally.

Ans. It is the duty of one family not to do any differences between a girl child and boy child, so that a girl child and a boy child to be treated equally in the family.

(9.) Find out in your street and village about which work made women self confident?

Ans. In my street and village women engaged in various works. Some of them were government employee. Some women started their own shop, like garment shop, jewellery shop etc.

Some choose their occupations as a tailor, hair designers, private tutor etc. These work made women self confident.

(10.) What will happen if you are married at early age?

Ans. If i am married at early age, I will face the following problems:

• Create hindrance in my further studies.
• Stop my mental development.
• to bear the burden of becoming a mother before physical maturity.
• I will physically and mentally week. Death of my child or me will occur at the time of delivery.
• Poverty and frustration will surround me due to illiteracy and unemployment.