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Rajvir observed a stunning green landscape from the train, featuring tea bushes, wooded hills, and figures carrying bamboo baskets, alongside an unattractive building with tall chimneys. The lesson 'Tea from Assam' reveals that tea originated in China around 2700 B.C. and reached Europe in the 16th century, highlighting the extensive tea fields in Assam and the unique labor of women tea pluckers who harvest fresh leaves.

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Competency Based Questions

Rajvir observed a stunning green landscape from the train, featuring tea bushes, wooded hills, and figures carrying bamboo baskets, alongside an unattractive building with tall chimneys. The lesson 'Tea from Assam' reveals that tea originated in China around 2700 B.C. and reached Europe in the 16th century, highlighting the extensive tea fields in Assam and the unique labor of women tea pluckers who harvest fresh leaves.

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Competency Based Questions

Question 1.
What scenery did Rajvir notice while sitting in the train ? [Value
Based Question]
Answer:
Value Points:

 It was green and magnificent view Rajvir ever saw.


 There was a sea of tea bushes, densely wooded hills.
 Doll-like figures with bamboo baskets were moving
everywhere.
 An ugly building with tall chimneys also.

Detailed Answer:
Rajvir could see green and magnificent view while sitting in the
train. He could also see densely wooded hills accompanied by
a sea of tea bushes. He could also view doll like figures with
bamboo baskets moving every where. He even saw an ugly
building with tall chimneys.

Question 2.
What details do you gather about tea from the lesson, ‘Tea
from Assam’ ? [Value Based Question]
Answer:
Tea was first drunk in China. Even the words ‘Chai’ and ‘Chini’
are from Chinese. It goes back to 2700 B.C. In the 16th century
tea came to Europe. There are unlimited tea fields in Assam.
Unlike the other farms labourers, who might never carry the
harvest on their backs, the tea pluckers, i.e., the groups of
women were there hanging bamboo baskets on their backs.
They pluck the newly grown fresh tea leaves from the plants
and store them in their baskets.

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