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Siddhi is a teacher of class 4. She takes all the children of her class to the playground to play Kabbadi, while teaching them lesson 10 "Hu tu tu, hu tu tu" of the NCERT Environmental Studies textbook. Before playing the game, she also explains the rules of this game to all the children. Why does the teacher tell the children the rules before playing this game ? Which of the following may be the most appropriate reason ?

(A) She wants to draw the attention of the children that in life like in sports, we make rules.
(B) So that all the work is done properly.
(C) We are all bound by the rules in the same way in the society by which we settle differences and conflicts among ourselves.
(D) By making rules, the attention of all children is much more on the rules than on the game.

  • A.(C) and (D)
  • B.(A) and (D)
  • C.(A), (B) and (C)
  • D.(A) and (B)

Answer: C

The answer is (A), (B) and (C).

Explaining the rules before kabaddi connects the game with the lesson's ideas about rules in life. Rules let everyone play fairly and the game run properly (B). They show children that, as in sports, we make rules in life too (A). And in society we are all bound by rules in the same way, which is how we settle differences and conflicts (C).

Statement (D) is not a reason a teacher would give. Rules are explained so that the game can be played fairly, not to make children attend more to the rules than to the game. Every option containing (D) is therefore wrong.

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