Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 5 (SSC) · Science (सामान्य विज्ञान)
Chapter: Chapter 6 — Chapter 6: Rules Are for Everyone
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. Why do rules exist? [1]
(A) To maintain order, safety, fairness
(B) To confuse people
(C) For no reason
(D) Only to punish people
2. Where do rules exist? [1]
(A) Home, school, society
(B) Only at home
(C) Only at school
(D) Nowhere
3. What does following rules prevent? [1]
(A) Chaos
(B) Order
(C) Fairness
(D) Safety
4. Who should follow rules? [1]
(A) Everyone, regardless of position
(B) Only some people
(C) No one
(D) Only children
5. Why should rules apply equally to everyone? [1]
(A) For fairness and justice
(B) They shouldn't apply equally
(C) No reason
(D) Only for convenience
6. What does understanding rules help build? [1]
(A) A respectful, well-functioning society
(B) Chaos
(C) Unfairness
(D) Nothing useful
7. What happens if no one follows rules? [1]
(A) Chaos and unsafety
(B) Perfect order
(C) Nothing changes
(D) Better fairness
8. Why learn that rules are for everyone? [1]
(A) To understand fairness and social order
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. Why do rules exist? [1]
(A) To maintain order, safety, fairness
(B) To confuse people
(C) For no reason
(D) Only to punish people
10. Where do rules exist? [1]
(A) Home, school, society
(B) Only at home
(C) Only at school
(D) Nowhere
11. What does following rules prevent? [1]
(A) Chaos
(B) Order
(C) Fairness
(D) Safety
12. Who should follow rules? [1]
(A) Everyone, regardless of position
(B) Only some people
(C) No one
(D) Only children
13. Why should rules apply equally to everyone? [1]
(A) For fairness and justice
(B) They shouldn't apply equally
(C) No reason
(D) Only for convenience
14. What does understanding rules help build? [1]
(A) A respectful, well-functioning society
(B) Chaos
(C) Unfairness
(D) Nothing useful
15. What happens if no one follows rules? [1]
(A) Chaos and unsafety
(B) Perfect order
(C) Nothing changes
(D) Better fairness
16. Why learn that rules are for everyone? [1]
(A) To understand fairness and social order
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests