What is the boundary for in the game of Lagori?

Players are not supposed to go beyond it

What is the objective of the team that knocks down the stones?

To rebuild the stack of stones before being hit by the ball

To throw the ball at the other team

What did Deepa say about the traditional game compared to video games?

Traditional games are not as fun

Playing Lagori was more fun even than video games

What does the fact that Lagori is called by different names in different states tell us?

Every state invented a different game

The same game can exist across different regions with different local names showing the diversity and unity of India's folk game traditions

Games in India have no common origin

Rajasthan and other states never shared culture

How does the chapter show that including Prakash (a visitor from Rajasthan) enriches the experience for everyone?

Prakash introduces the name Satoliya from Rajasthan which surprises and delights the others showing that sharing knowledge from different regions enriches understanding

Prakash only helps carry stones

What did the referee do at the end of the match?

Lifted the hands of both captains as both teams were appreciated for playing well

How does the match demonstrate teamwork?

Only one player did all the work

Each player contributed — Deepa threw first Ravi Nidhi Guneet and Prakash each placed stones and Imran warned Deepa showing teamwork helped win the match

The captain did everything alone

Why is it important to know that traditional games like Lagori are played in multiple states of India?

It means all states are the same

It shows that folk games are part of a shared cultural heritage across India connecting communities through play

Traditional games are disappearing

Traditional games have no value

What does the final scene of both teams shaking hands and appreciating each other represent?

That the Green Warriors were losers

That competition and sportsmanship can coexist — winning and losing are part of the game but mutual respect and appreciation are equally important

Compare Lagori with video games as Deepa does at the end of the chapter. What does her conclusion suggest?

Video games are always superior

Physical traditional games like Lagori provide real physical activity social interaction teamwork and community joy that digital games often cannot replicate

There is no difference between them

Video games are better for physical health

How does the arrival of Prakash from Rajasthan help the children in the chapter learn something new about their own game?

Prakash's knowledge of Satoliya reveals that Lagori has regional variations and the same game is enjoyed across India helping the children see that their local game has a wider cultural presence

Analyse how the Lagori match brought the entire community together. What does this suggest about the role of sport in a community?

The Lagori match drew villagers to watch cheer and celebrate together showing that sport can be a powerful tool for community bonding and shared joy

The chapter shows that a game like Lagori exists in multiple states under different names. What does this say about India's cultural unity in diversity?

The existence of the same game (Lagori/Satoliya) across different states under different names shows that diverse Indian communities share common play traditions reflecting cultural unity within diversity

How does the concept of sportsmanship demonstrated at the end of the match reflect broader values for society? Give a specific example from the chapter and explain.

Sportsmanship means winning at all costs

The players shook hands and appreciated each other after the match showing that treating opponents with respect is as important as winning — this translates to real-life values of fairness respect and graciousness in all competitions and relationships

Sportsmanship is only important in cricket

Sportsmanship only matters for the losing team

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Chapter Introduction

Ravi and Prakash discover the game Lagori, also called Satoliya, and learn its fun rules. They play an exciting match where teamwork and cheering make the game joyful!

हिंदी में (Hindi)

रवि और प्रकाश खेल लागोरी, जिसे सतोलिया भी कहते हैं, को खोजते हैं और इसके मज़ेदार नियम सीखते हैं। वे एक रोमांचक मैच खेलते हैं जहाँ टीमवर्क और उत्साह से खेल और भी आनंदमय बन जाता है!

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Q1. What is Lagori called in Rajasthan?

Q2. How many flat stones are used in Lagori?

Q3. What is the name of the team from Sundarpur village?

Q4. Who was the captain of the Sundarpur Tigers?

Q5. What is the name of the opponent team in the match?

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Chapter Introduction

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Important Points

Practice MCQ Questions (21 questions)

Q1. What is Lagori called in Rajasthan?

Q2. How many flat stones are used in Lagori?

Q3. What is the name of the team from Sundarpur village?

Q4. Who was the captain of the Sundarpur Tigers?

Q5. What is the name of the opponent team in the match?

Q6. What is the boundary for in the game of Lagori?

Q7. How was Prakash related to Ravi?

Q8. Who placed the seventh and final stone to win the match for Sundarpur Tigers?

Q9. What is the objective of the team that knocks down the stones?

Q10. What did Deepa say about the traditional game compared to video games?

Q11. What does the fact that Lagori is called by different names in different states tell us?

Q12. How does the chapter show that including Prakash (a visitor from Rajasthan) enriches the experience for everyone?

Q13. What did the referee do at the end of the match?

Q14. How does the match demonstrate teamwork?

Q15. Why is it important to know that traditional games like Lagori are played in multiple states of India?

Q16. What does the final scene of both teams shaking hands and appreciating each other represent?

Q17. Compare Lagori with video games as Deepa does at the end of the chapter. What does her conclusion suggest?

Q18. How does the arrival of Prakash from Rajasthan help the children in the chapter learn something new about their own game?

Q19. Analyse how the Lagori match brought the entire community together. What does this suggest about the role of sport in a community?

Q20. The chapter shows that a game like Lagori exists in multiple states under different names. What does this say about India's cultural unity in diversity?

Q21. How does the concept of sportsmanship demonstrated at the end of the match reflect broader values for society? Give a specific example from the chapter and explain.

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