Class 4 Environmental Studies (EVS)High Frequency (1–2 MCQs)7 min read

Chapter 27: Chuskit Goes to School

छुस्कीत चली स्कूल (लद्दाख, विशेष आवश्यकता वाले बच्चे, आमा-ले, आबा-ले एवं मेमे-ले)

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Introduction: Chuskit Goes to School
Welcome to Mentora CTET Audio Masterclass for Class 4 Environmental Studies (EVS), Chapter 27: Chuskit Goes to School. Here are the high-yield facts tested in CBSE examinations.
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5 Core Points
  • Location: Skitpo Pul village in Ladakh.
  • Chuskit: A 9-year-old girl with a locomotor disability from birth; could not use her legs to walk and was confined to watching other children from her window.
  • The Barrier: The path to the village school crossed a fast-flowing rocky river and steep uneven ground, making wheelchair passage impossible.
  • Community Inclusive Action: Abdul, a young student, informed the school headmaster and teachers; together, the schoolchildren and teachers leveled the uneven rocky road and laid a flat wooden bridge across the river so Chuskit could roll her wheelchair to school.
  • Ladakhi Kinship Terms: 'Aama-le' = Mother; 'Aaba-le' = Father; 'Meme-le' = Grandfather ('le' is an honorific suffix showing respect in Ladakhi).
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  • Trap: CBSE asks what 'Aama-le' means. Correct: MOTHER in Ladakhi ('Aaba-le' is father, 'Meme-le' is grandfather).
  • Trap: CBSE states Chuskit lives in Sikkim or Kashmir. Correct: **LADAKH** (Skitpo Pul village).

NCERT Core Facts: Chuskit's Journey, Inclusive Pedagogy & Ladakhi Language

Class 4 Chapter 27 concludes the Class 4 syllabus with an exemplary model of community-driven inclusive education (RPwD Act / NEP 2020).


1. Ladakhi Kinship & Honorific Language Terms

Ladakhi TermHindi MeaningEnglish Relationship
Aama-le (आमा-ले)माँMother
Aaba-le (आबा-ले)पिताजीFather
Meme-le (मेमे-ले)दादाजीGrandfather

Note: The suffix "-le" is appended to words in Ladakh as a sign of deep cultural affection and respect.


2. Inclusive Education in Practice

  • Chuskit's grandfather (Meme-le) had tears in his eyes when the village children united to level the mountain road and construct the stream bridge.
  • Demonstrates that barriers to education for children with physical disabilities are environmental and social, not individual defects.
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Test Your Mastery: Chuskit Goes to School

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Question 1 of 2(CTET Dec 2021 / Jan 2022 / Aug 2023)

In the Ladakhi language spoken in Ladakh, what is 'Mother' called?

लद्दाख में बोली जाने वाली लद्दाखी भाषा में 'माँ' को क्या कहा जाता है?

Question 2 of 2(CTET July 2019 / Jan 2024)

In NCERT Class 4 EVS, how did the village community help Chuskit reach school in her wheelchair?

NCERT कक्षा 4 EVS में, ग्रामीण समुदाय ने छुस्कीत को व्हीलचेयर से स्कूल पहुँचने में कैसे मदद की?

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What does 'Aama-le' mean in Ladakhi?

Mother ('Aaba-le' is father, 'Meme-le' is grandfather).

Where did Chuskit live according to NCERT Class 4?

In Skitpo Pul village in Ladakh.