6. Rules Are For Everyone / Class 5

5th EVS1
6: RULES ARE FOR EVERYONE

Q.1. Fill in the blanks.

1. Our society works according to certain..........
Ans: rules.

2. The constitution of Independent India abolished.......
Ans: custom of untouchability.

3. Wrong customs and traditions cause the ......... of some sections of society.
Ans: neglect

Q.2 Answer in one sentence.

1.Why are rules made?
Ans:Rules are for the common good.

2.Which values have been a part of our social life since ancient times?
Ans: The values of non-violence and peace have been a part of our social life since ancient times.

3. What are the big obstacles in our society?
Ans: Poverty and lack of education are the two big obstacles in our society.

Q.3. Answer in short.

A. Which unjust customs have been banned by law?
Ans: Many times, laws have to be made to abolish unjust customs. In our country,  customs such as sati and child marriage were abolished by making laws that banned them. The law that banned the use of magic for cheating people was first enacted in Maharashtra. Receiving a dowry has been banned by law.

B. Why do we need to make laws for the protection of the environment?
Ans: We are dependent on nature in many ways. Most of our needs  are fulfilled by nature. Natural resources should be available in enough quantities for the needs of our future generations. Therefore, we must conserve these natural resources. Hence we need to make laws for the protection of the environment.

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