CBSE Class 5 EVS Who Will Do This Work Worksheet Set 01

Question I.1. Identification. The things used to keep your house clean.
Answer: Based on common household cleaning tools shown in such worksheets, the items typically include: broom, mop, detergent/soap, toilet cleaner, bucket, brush, and dustpan.
In simple words: These are the tools and liquids we use to sweep, mop, wash, and keep our homes neat and tidy.
Exam Tip: Learn the names of common cleaning tools like broom, mop, and disinfectant so you can identify them quickly in picture-based questions.

Question I.2. Given below are pictures of some jobs performed by various people in our society. Tick ( / ) those you would like up and cross ( X ) those you do not.
(a) Sweeper
(b) Doctor
(c) Astronaut
(d) Guard
(e) Cook
(f) Cart Puller
(g) Driver
(h) Teacher
Answer: Student's personal choice (commonly, students put a tick for all professions as every job is respectable and important in society).
In simple words: All jobs are useful and help our community function smoothly, so no work is small or bad.

Exam Tip: Respect all kinds of labor and remember that dignity of labor is a core value taught in EVS.

Question III. Who does these jobs in your house?
Cleaning toilets: ____________________
Washing vessels: ____________________
Mopping the floor: ____________________
Washing clothes: ____________________
Answer: Cleaning toilets: Family members or domestic help / cleaner
Washing vessels: Family members or maid / domestic help
Mopping the floor: Family members or domestic help
Washing clothes: Family members or washing machine / domestic help
In simple words: These daily household chores are shared among family members or done with the help of domestic workers.

Exam Tip: State the people realistically based on your own home or general household practices.

Question IV. Gandhiji used to say that every person should do every kind of work. If everyone followed this what are the things that would change?
Answer: If everyone did every kind of work: (1) There would be no discrimination or untouchability associated with cleaning or manual labor. (2) People would respect all types of jobs equally. (3) Everyone would become self-dependent instead of depending entirely on others for cleaning and basic chores.
In simple words: People would stop looking down on certain jobs, and everyone would respect all forms of labor.

Exam Tip: Emphasize equality and dignity of labor in your answer to score full marks.

Question V. Think of some ways (machines or other things) so that people would not have to do the work they don't like to do. Draw.
Answer: Examples of machines: Automatic floor cleaning robots, robotic toilet cleaners, automatic dishwashers, and automated garbage collection systems.
In simple words: Using machines and robots for dirty or difficult tasks helps keep people safe and reduces unpleasant manual labor.

Exam Tip: Mention modern automated appliances like dishwashers and vacuum cleaners as practical examples.

Question VI. BBMP looks after the cleanliness and maintenance of Bangalore city. Expand BBMP.
Answer: Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike
In simple words: BBMP is the main municipal corporation responsible for civic amenities and cleanliness in Bangalore.

Question 1. What are the different kinds of work being done in this picture? List any 5 of them.
Answer: 1. Sweeping the street
2. Selling vegetables or running a shop
3. Driving a bus or vehicle
4. Teaching students in school
5. Carrying goods or pulling a cart
In simple words: The picture shows a busy neighborhood where people are engaged in teaching, driving, cleaning, selling goods, and construction.

Exam Tip: Observe busy street scenes carefully in your textbook to identify common occupations.

Question I.1. Why do people do different kinds of jobs?
Answer: People do different kinds of jobs to earn a livelihood, fulfill the diverse needs of society, utilize their unique skills and education, and help the community function properly.
In simple words: Different jobs exist because people have different skills, and society needs various services to survive and grow.

Exam Tip: Mention both earning a living and serving society to make your answer complete.

Question I.2. Write any four jobs that you would like to do.
Answer: 1. Teacher
2. Doctor
3. Scientist
4. Engineer
In simple words: These are examples of professions that help educate, heal, and innovate for society.

Exam Tip: You can list any professions of your personal choice.

Question I.3. Write the occupation of your father and your mother.
Answer: Father's occupation: [Write your father's profession, e.g., Service / Business / Farmer]
Mother's occupation: [Write your mother's profession, e.g., Teacher / Homemaker / Doctor]
In simple words: Fill in what your parents do for work to support the family.

Question I.4. What would you like to become when you grow up?
Answer: I would like to become a [e.g., doctor / scientist / teacher] when I grow up.
In simple words: State your future career ambition clearly.

Exam Tip: Be ready to state your ambition and give a brief reason why you chose it.

Question II. Identification. Who is he? What did he become famous for?
Answer: Who is he: Mahatma Gandhi (Mahatma Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi).
What did he become famous for: He became famous for leading India to independence through non-violent struggle (Ahimsa and Satyagraha), and for promoting equality, cleanliness, and dignity of labor for all people.
In simple words: He is the Father of our Nation who fought for freedom and taught us to respect all kinds of work, including cleaning.

Exam Tip: Associate Mahatma Gandhi with truth, non-violence, cleanliness, and the equality of all labor.

Question. Choose the correct option

1. What is the logo of Swachh Bharat?
a. Broomstick
b. Spectacles
c. Flower
d. Stick
Answer : b. Spectacles

2. In which state of India is ‘Wardha' located?
a. Gujarat
b. Maharashtra
c. Madhya Pradesh
d. Uttar Pradesh
Answer : a. Gujarat

Question. Answer in one word
1. Under whose guidance was the constitution of India prepared after independence? _______
2. On whose birthday was Swachh Bharat Abhiyan started? _______
3. 'Untouchability is a serious matter and lot of hardwork will be required to change this.’ Who said these words? ________
Answer : 1. Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar 2. Mahatma Gandhi 3.Mahatma Gandhi

Question. Fill in the blanks
1. People _______ from small towns to big towns in search of good jobs.
2. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan started on__________
3. Even today our society is categorised on the basis of________.
Answer : 1. migrate 2. 2nd October 2014 3. casteism

Question. State True or False
1. The Nick name of Narayan Desai was' Babla’. ______
2. The name of Gandhi Ji’s ashram is Sivananda Ashram. ______
Answer : 1. True 2. False

Please refer to attached file for CBSE Class 5 EVS Revision Worksheet- Who will do this work