NCERT Solutions for Class 4th The World Around Us Chapter 6 Feeling Safe — Write
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Q1.
What would you do if someone’s touch made you feel uncomfortable?
Answer
The book tells us exactly what to do. Speak up.
Say ‘No’ and move away.
Tell a trusted adult, like your teacher or your parents.
Remember, you do not have to feel uncomfortable or guilty. It is not your fault.
Why: An unsafe touch is one that makes you feel uneasy, scared, confused or uncomfortable — whether it is from someone you know or a stranger. Your own feeling is reason enough to say ‘No’ and to tell someone.
Q2.
If you face an unsafe situation, who would you tell?
Answer
Tell a trusted adult. The book names two — your teacher and your parents.
A trusted adult is a grown-up you feel safe with, and who listens to you. It can also be another family member you trust.
Sample answer: At home I would tell my mother. In school I would tell my class teacher.
Why: The book says it plainly — if you ever feel unsafe, speak up! You do not have to feel uncomfortable or guilty.
Q3.
List two situations where you would firmly say ‘No’.
Answer
Write any two situations in which you would feel unsafe or uncomfortable. Here are two.
If someone touches me in a way that makes me feel uneasy, scared, confused or uncomfortable — whether I know that person or not.
If anyone makes me feel unhappy, unsafe or uncomfortable in any way.
Sample answer: 1. If a person’s touch makes me feel scared, I will say ‘No’ and move away. 2. If anyone makes me feel unsafe, I will say ‘No’ and tell my parents or my teacher.
Why: The book says that if anyone ever makes you feel uncomfortable, it is okay to say ‘No’ and tell a trusted adult, like your teacher or your parents. You do not have to feel uncomfortable or guilty.