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प्रश्न
Have you heard of a Law that talks about the ages before which girls and boys must not get married?
उत्तर
Yes. Before the age of 21, boys must not get married, and before the age of 18, girls must not get married.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Has a small brother or sister been born in your home or in any house in your neighbourhood?
- How does it feel to have a new baby at home?
- How have things changed at home with the new baby?
Find out all about the youngest child in your home or in the home of a relative. Then write -
- When was the baby born?
- Is the baby a boy or a girl?
- How are you related to him or her?
- Where was the baby born?
- Who does the baby look like?
- What is the colour of his or her hair?
- What is the colour of his or her eyes?
- Does the baby have any teeth?
- What do we feed the baby with?
- What is the baby’s length?
- How many hours a day does the baby sleep?
- What different sounds does the baby make?
- Who does the baby stay with most of the time?
- Stick a photograph of the baby or draw a picture in your notebook.
What will change in Tsering’s family after his father’s transfer? For example -
- Who from Tsering’s family will live with his father at the new place?
- Which school will Tsering go to now?
- Will he have new friends?
- Has anybody in your family moved to a new place because of work?
- What do you feel about this change?
Talk to your classmates and write all about what happens during weddings in their families.
- What kind of special food is cooked?
- What special clothes do the bride and bridegroom wear?
- What kinds of songs and dances are performed at weddings?
When your grandmother and grandfather were children like you, was your family just like it is today?
Do you remember the picture of Sitamma’s family tree which we saw in Class III?
- You had also drawn a family tree of your own family. Let us again draw the family tree of last year in your notebook.
- Ask your grandmother or grandfather how many members were there in their family when they were your age? Then draw a family tree in your notebook of their family when they were young.
- Can you see yourself, your brother or your sister, your mother or your father, anywhere in this family tree?
- Now draw a family tree of your present family in your notebook.
- Can you see yourself anywhere in this family tree? Who are the members of your family today? Where are your grandparents?
Can you tell in what ways the family tree of your grandmother or grandfather in their childhood is different from your family tree today?
Up to which class do you want to study?
Up to which class have your parents studied?
At what age did your grandmother get married?
