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3. Who is the biggest supplier of dairy products in India?

(a) Parag (b) Madhu Sudan (c) Amul (d) none of these

4. Farmers are categorised into:
(a) two groups (b) three groups (c) four groups (d) five groups
5. Farmers which have more than 2 hectares land are called:

(a) big farmers (b) medium farmers (c) small farmers (d) all of these
B. Fill in the blanks :

1. Small farmers have agricultural land __________ 2 hectares.
2. Big farmers use __________ in agriculture.

3. ‘Phulkari’ work is the traditional craft of __________.
4. Our government launched the Community Development Programme in __________.
5. Agriculture and animal husbandry are called __________ occupations.

C. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false :

1. Small farmers produce sufficient crop for surviving their families.
2. Crafting and weaving are some other occupations in rural areas.

3. Women in villages do not work outside their homes.
4. Small farmers often borrow money.

D. Match the following :

Column 'A' Column 'B'

1. Small farmers (a) sell butter, ghee and other things

2. Large farmers (b) less than 2 hectares
3. Community Development Programme (c) 5 hectares
4. Cooperatives (d) 1952

E. Answer the following questions :

1. What do you mean by livelihood?
2. What are occupations?

3. When and why was the Community Development Programme launched?
4. What is animal husbandry?
5. What are the various crafts in which rural people are engaged?

6. Differentiate between Middle and Large Farmers.

Life Skills and Value (Activity)

• In your scrap book, paste or draw pictures of different occupations carried in Indian villages.
• Make a poster showing administrative structure of a district.

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