Question 22 of 22intermediate🔧 ApplyShort Answer2 marks

We care for many others who are not in our family. Who are they? How do we care for them?

Correct Answer

We care for many people outside our family including neighbours, friends, relatives, and community members.

We also care for animals, birds, and plants in our surroundings.

We show care by helping neighbours in need, sharing food and resources, visiting sick friends, celebrating festivals together, being kind to stray animals, watering plants, and not hurting any living being.

We can help by being friendly, offering help, sharing what we have, and treating everyone with respect and kindness.

Exercise: Let us reflect | Q: C.2 | (Page Page 18)
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Explanation

The chapter mentions on page 4 that 'Our relatives, friends and neighbours also visit our garden. They sit, talk, share jokes and laugh together.' Page 9 states that 'Families also love and care for animals, trees and plants.' The chapter shows how Kusum Mausi and Munni (neighbours) are like family and share in all festivals. This extends the concept of care beyond immediate family to the broader community.

Solution Steps

  1. We care for neighbours, friends, relatives, and community members outside our family

  2. We care for animals, birds, and plants in our surroundings

  3. We show care by helping neighbours, sharing food, visiting sick friends, celebrating festivals, being kind to animals, watering plants, and not hurting living beings

  4. We can help by being friendly, offering help, sharing, and treating everyone with respect and kindness

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