Civics - Class 6 / Grade 6
Chapter 8 – Rural Livelihoods - 5
- Chapter 8 – Rural Livelihoods - 5

Chapter 8 – Rural Livelihoods - 5
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Rural
Livelihoods
Q47. Sekar’s sister Mina had also taken a loan from the trader.
She does not want to sell her paddy to him but she will pay back her loan.
Write an imaginary conversation between Mina and the trader's agent and the
arguments given by each person.
Ans.
An imaginary conversation between Mina and the trader's agent are as follows:
Q48. What are the similarities and differences between Sekar’s
and Thulasi’s lives? Your answer could be based on the land that they have,
their need to work on the land that belongs to others, or loans that they need
and their earnings.
Ans.
Similarities
i.
Thulasi and Sekar both work on agricultural
land. They work from morning till evening.
ii.
Both borrow money from money lenders.
Dissimilarities
i.
Thulasi do not own any land whereas Sekar
own 2 acres of land.
ii.
Thulasi works on Ramalingam’s land whereas
Sekar works on his own land.
iii.
Thulasi borrows money in need from her
employer Ramalingam whereas Sekar borrows from traders.
iv.
Thulasi earns 40 rupees per day whereas
Sekar gets 60 bags of paddy from his field, sells milk to the local milk
cooperative and work in Ramalingam’s rice mill.
Q49. Compare the situation of Sekar and Ramalingam by filling
out the following table:
Ans.
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