Chapter 4: Our School—A Happy Place Short Questions | Environmental Science - EVS Class 5 CBSE

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What is Mohit's definition of a happy place?

Mohit believes school is a happy place because it is where he sees his friends every day.
It is a place where he gets to play games and learn new things constantly.
An example is how he smiles happily just thinking about going to school to meet his friends.

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According to Aasha, what makes a school a green school?

A green school is one where students manage waste and save water carefully.
It involves using electricity wisely and making the campus green by planting trees.
For instance, Aasha mentions that her brother taught her that taking care of planted trees is a key part of being green.

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What is the focus of the Swachh Bharat Swachh Vidyalaya mission?

The mission focuses on keeping schools clean and healthy for all students across India.
It ensures schools have clean toilets, safe drinking water, and proper waste management.
A specific goal is to provide hygiene education to every child so they stay healthy.

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What should students include when creating a school map?

The map should include the main school building and the playground area.
Key features like the garden, water tanks, and connecting pathways must be marked.
For example, students should not forget to draw the school gate as a starting point.

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List three names for school explorer teams mentioned in the text.

Waste Warriors is a team name for groups focusing on litter and dustbins.
Water Watchers is a team name for students checking on leaking taps.
Another example is Green Guardians who observe the plants and trees in the school.

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What is unique about Mawlynnong in Meghalaya?

Mawlynnong is celebrated as Asia's Cleanest Village.
It serves as a great example of how a community can keep its surroundings tidy.
The village is mentioned as a wonder of our world because of its extreme cleanliness.

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Why do people in many villages use cow dung and mud on floors?

They use these materials to keep harmful insects away from their homes.
It is a traditional way to keep the inside of the house cool during hot weather.
An example of this is seen in many rural villages across India.

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What are the roles of 'Electricity Savers' in a school?

They observe if lights and fans are left on when no one is using the room.
They check if classrooms are making good use of natural light from windows.
For example, they identify which areas of the school feel the hottest or coolest.

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How can we reduce waste effectively?

We can reduce waste by using only the items we truly need.
We should reuse things instead of throwing them away immediately.
An example is keeping old newspapers aside for recyclers instead of tossing them in a bin.

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Which colored bins are used for different types of waste?

Green bins are used to collect wet waste like food peels and leftovers.
Blue bins are designated for dry waste items.
In the segregation game, students use these specific colors to learn how to separate trash correctly.

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Who are traditional recyclers and what do they do?

They are people who collect specific items like old newspapers or metal.
They help manage waste by taking items that are not usually thrown in dustbins.
For example, different recyclers in an area might collect different types of items for reuse.

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What did the man in Assam achieve by himself?

He planted an entire forest by himself over many years.
This forest has now become a safe home for elephants, deer, and many birds.
His story is used to show how one person can create a massive green space.

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Why is the dignity of labour important in waste management?

It helps students appreciate the contribution of sanitation workers and recyclers.
Understanding their hard work instills respect for all kinds of jobs.
For example, teachers are encouraged to discuss how these workers keep our surroundings clean.

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Chapter 4: Our School—A Happy Place | Short Questions

What is Mohit's definition of a happy place?

According to Aasha, what makes a school a green school?

What is the focus of the Swachh Bharat Swachh Vidyalaya mission?

What should students include when creating a school map?

List three names for school explorer teams mentioned in the text.

What is unique about Mawlynnong in Meghalaya?

Why do people in many villages use cow dung and mud on floors?

What are the roles of 'Electricity Savers' in a school?

How can we reduce waste effectively?

Which colored bins are used for different types of waste?

Who are traditional recyclers and what do they do?

What did the man in Assam achieve by himself?

Why is the dignity of labour important in waste management?

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