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NCERT Class 6 Chapter 9: Family and Community MCQs for UPSC
Master foundational concepts from NCERT Class 6 through practice MCQs.
📝 10 questions in this collection
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Sample MCQs
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1. What is described as the fundamental and most ancient unit of any society?
- A.Family
- B.Market
- C.Factory
- D.Political party
2. Which family has several generations living together?
- A.Joint family
- B.Nuclear family
- C.Single-person household
- D.School family
3. What is a community?
- A.People connected by shared place, interests or identity
- B.Only people related by blood
- C.A type of government office
- D.A private business
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