CBSE Class 4 EVS Worksheets for Chapter 5 - Anita and the Honeybees
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2. Why is it mentioned in the chapter that it is the right of every child to study?
Education is a tool that helps to eliminate poverty and unemployment. It is a means by which children can grow up and get a source of earning. In the chapter, the teacher from Anita's village mentions that it is the right of every child to study because as per the Right to Education Act (RTE), 2009, every child in our country aged between 6-14 years has the right to free education. Every child in India needs to be made aware of this right so that they can get access to free education.
3. How are worker bees important in a beehive?
Every beehive has a queen bee, and most of the other bees in the hive are called worker bees. Such bees work all day to make the hive and look after the baby bees. Moreover, they fly around flowers in search of nectar. The worker bees are very crucial for the hive because, in their absence, there would be neither hive nor any collection of nectar. In a situation like this, all the bees in the hive would go hungry.
4. Why is there a stereotypical mindset against girls going to school?
For ages, women have been considered inferior to men in our country. There is a stereotypical mindset that women are meant to look after the house, cook, and serve the male members of the family. Hence, we can see that in the chapter Anita's parents were against her going to school and did not want her to get access to education. However, Anita faced all odds and proved to them that education is a necessity for every child to stand on their feet.
5. What is the message the author wants to send us by this chapter?
The author wants us to address two matters- The importance of education and the right of every girl child to study. The author expresses to us the need for basic education and shows to us how much difference educating a girl could make by the example of Anita. She not just earned for herself, but also pursued other parents to educate their children. She stood up for the right of the village people to receive the right value for their honey.
