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Children’s Day NEP Quiz Series – All Stage Answer Keys 🎉

These answer keys belong to the Children’s Day Life Skills Quiz Series, designed as per NEP 2020 for all four stages – Foundation, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary.

Each answer comes with a brief explanation so that students, teachers and parents can quickly revise concepts like values, rights, emotions, digital safety and responsible behaviour.

🟦 Foundation Stage – Answer Key with Explanations (Grades 1–2)

Q.No	Answer	Brief Explanation
1	B – Children	Children’s Day is specially to show love and care for children.
2	B – Jawaharlal Nehru	In India we celebrate Children’s Day on Nehru ji’s birthday.
3	B – Chacha Nehru	Children lovingly called him “Chacha Nehru”.
4	B – Help others	Helping others is a core value we expect from children.
5	B – Sharing toys	Sharing shows kindness and friendship.
6	A – Red rose	Nehru was often seen wearing a red rose on his coat.
7	A – School	School is the main place where children learn many new things.
8	A – Helping a friend	Helping is a clear sign of kindness.
9	C – Parents	Parents are the first teachers at home.
10	B – “Thanks”	Saying “thank you” is a basic polite habit.
11	A – Listen	We must listen carefully when elders speak.
12	B – Playground	A playground is a safe place designed for play.
13	C – Fruits & vegetables	Fruits and vegetables keep children strong and healthy.
14	B – 14 November	Children’s Day in India is on 14th November every year.
15	A – Cleaning your room	Taking care of your things shows responsibility.
16	B – Parents	Parents usually help children to study at home.
17	A – Kindly	Good friends always behave kindly.
18	C – Keep them back	Putting toys back keeps the room neat and safe.
19	B – Innocence & creativity	Children are special because of their pure hearts and ideas.
20	C – Comfort them	When someone is sad, we should support them.
21	C – Lie or steal	Lying and stealing are always wrong.
22	C – Dustbin	Waste must go into a dustbin to keep surroundings clean.
23	A – Share & care	Sharing and caring make good friendships and families.
24	A – Learn & grow	Teachers guide children to learn and grow in life.
25	A – Parents & teachers	Both parents and teachers shape a child’s future.

🟧 Preparatory Stage – Answer Key with Explanations (Grades 3–5)

Q.No	Answer	Brief Explanation
1	A	Children’s Day honours the happiness and importance of children.
2	C	It is celebrated on Jawaharlal Nehru’s birth anniversary.
3	C	Children affectionately called him “Chacha Nehru”.
4	A	The central message is to love and respect children.
5	A	Nehru wanted children to be disciplined and curious learners.
6	C	Nehru is often shown wearing a red rose.
7	A	Thanking teachers is a simple way to show respect.
8	A	Doing homework on time builds responsibility.
9	A	Children should learn to share and care for others.
10	A	Every child has a right to education.
11	A	Healthy food helps in growth and energy.
12	A	Cheering up a sad friend shows empathy.
13	C	Running in corridors is unsafe and against school rules.
14	A	Kindness means helping and caring for others.
15	A	Teamwork makes the classroom happy and cooperative.
16	A	Nehru is known for the quote about children being the future of the nation.
17	A	Reading books builds knowledge and imagination.
18	A	Respect and honesty are core parts of good behaviour.
19	A	Waste must be thrown only in a dustbin.
20	A	Listening in class helps students understand better.
21	A	Play helps both body and mind to grow.
22	A	Saying sorry is the right way to handle a mistake.
23	A	Children can support at home by keeping things organised.
24	A	A true friend always helps and supports others.
25	A	Children’s Day is special because it celebrates the joy of childhood.

🟩 Middle Stage – Answer Key with Explanations (Grades 6–8)

Q.No	Answer	Brief Explanation
1	B	Children’s Day marks the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru.
2	B	Children called him “Chacha Nehru”, showing affection.
3	C	The idea stresses investing in children’s education for the future.
4	C	Driving a car at any age is not a basic child right.
5	C	Standing with the victim and informing a teacher is responsible action.
6	A	School events aim at participation and mutual respect.
7	A	Reading and questioning are key habits of lifelong learners.
8	B	Universal Children’s Day focuses on child rights and welfare.
9	C	Listening and guiding help a stressed friend better than judging.
10	B	Believing you can improve with effort shows a growth mindset.
11	B	Celebrations are to recognise childhood and talent, not only marks.
12	C	Strong passwords and not sharing OTPs keep online accounts safe.
13	B	Listening and guiding are key roles of caring adults.
14	B	Group projects and performances build teamwork skills.
15	B	Respecting helpers, teachers and classmates shows responsibility.
16	B	A child-friendly school is safe, welcoming and supportive.
17	C	A balanced timetable respects both study and play.
18	B	Sharing real dreams builds confidence and clarity.
19	A	Honesty plus empathy create a better society.
20	B	It is better to try honestly or learn later than to cheat.
21	B	Listening to children’s opinions makes them feel valued and responsible.
22	B	Respecting diversity means accepting and including everyone.
23	C	Children’s Day reminds us to protect, educate and empower children.
24	A	Volunteering to teach younger kids shows leadership and social responsibility.
25	B	Reflecting on goals and helping others makes the day truly meaningful.

🟥 Secondary Stage – Answer Key with Explanations (Grades 9–10)

Q.No	Answer	Brief Explanation
1	B	In India, 14 November is celebrated as Children’s Day because it is Nehru’s birthday.
2	C	Nehru believed national progress depends on nurturing and educating children.
3	C	Universal Children’s Day highlights child rights and welfare globally.
4	B	Article 21A of the Constitution guarantees the Right to Education.
5	B	Blocking and reporting cyberbullying to a trusted adult is safest.
6	B	The core message is equality, care and opportunity for all children.
7	C	Emotional intelligence means understanding feelings before reacting.
8	B	Responsible digital citizens verify information before sharing.
9	C	Child labour harms education, health and overall development.
10	B	A good leader promotes teamwork and respect, not fear.
11	A	Growth mindset helps students learn from failure and improve.
12	D	Children cannot vote at any age; this is not a child right.
13	C	Inclusiveness ensures all children feel valued and respected.
14	B	Supportive parents and teachers are central to a child’s growth.
15	B	Talking to trusted people is a healthy way to manage stress.
16	C	NEP 2020 focuses on 21st-century skills like creativity & critical thinking.
17	C	Child-centred learning is based on children’s needs and curiosity.
18	B	Encouraging honesty and proper learning is better than shaming.
19	B	Consistent daily learning gives better long-term results than cramming.
20	B	Respecting diversity means accepting differences in culture, language, ability etc.
21	B	Empathy is key for peaceful and cooperative communities.
22	C	Community service builds responsibility and compassion in students.
23	B	A child who feels unsafe should talk to a teacher, counsellor or parent.
24	A	Sharing knowledge, helping others and reflecting on goals gives real meaning to Children’s Day.
25	B	Investing in quality education for children is the strongest investment for a nation’s future.

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