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CBSE - STD 6 - English (CBSE - English Medium). 50 questions in this chapter.

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Q 2MCQ1 Mark
In Dhokra, the metal takes the shape of _________ .
  • A
    the clay
  • B
    the wax
  • C
    the mould
  • D
    None of these
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Q 5MCQ1 Mark
We use______ to smoothen the coconut shell.
  • A
    sandpaper
  • B
    a machine
  • C
    knife
  • ✓
    Both (a) and (b)

Answer: D.

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Q 30Case based questions.4 Marks
I want to tell you about coconut shell craft. First, we clean the outside and inside of a brown coconut shell. After that, we make it smooth by using sandpaper or a
machine. Then we give it the shape we want, and make it stable by fixing a base under it. At last, we polish it using wood polish to make it shine. We make household things like bowls and even jewellery from the coconut shells.
Q.1. Who is I?
(a) Renu$\quad$(b) Chitra$\quad$(c) Priyaranjan$\quad$(d) Akanksha
Q.2. The speaker is from $\qquad$ .
Q.3. Why do we need a base for the coconut shell?
Q.4. What special quality can be identify of the craft from the passage?
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Q 31Case based questions.4 Marks
Subhodayam! I am Balamurali from Andhra Pradesh. I want to tell you about the 400-year-old art of making toys in my village, Kondapalli. To make the toys, we take soft wood from the nearby hills. After that, we carve each part of the toy separately. Then, we use makku-a paste of tamarind seed powder and sawdust to join the pieces together. Next, we add details and finish the toys. Finally, we use oil and water-colours or vegetable dyes and enamel paints to colour them. These toys are based on folk stories, animals, birds, bullock carts, rural life, etc.
Q.1. Subhodayam is a _______.
(a) form of greeting
(b) friendly banter
(c) name of the child
(d) name of the art form
Q.2. State whether the following sentence is True or False.
Makku was a colour used to paint the toys.
Q.3. What are the inspiration for the toys?
Q.4. The toys are biodegradable. How?
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Q 32Case based questions.4 Marks
Suprabhat! I am Priyaranjan from Odisha. My tribe practises a 4000-year-old metal craft named Dhokra. To begin, we make a figure with clay, dry it, and cover it with a layer of wax. Then, we carve the fine details on the wax. After that, we cover the figure with clay, and put it in the fire. The wax melts and comes out of small openings. Next, brass scrap is melted and poured into the empty space. The liquid metal takes the same shape as the wax.
Q.1. What can be an apt description of Dhokra?
(a) Toy$\quad$(b) Painting$\quad$(c) Sculpture$\quad$(d) Gadget
Q.2. Complete the sentence appropriately: After covering the clay with wax, we ______.
Q.3. Write the various things needed to make Dhokra.
Q.4. How would you describe the given passage?
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