Q.5 Match the following. a) ‘Swaraj’ as objective i) Quit India Movement b) ‘Purna Swaraj’ as objective ii) Civil Disobediene Movement c) ‘Dilli Chalo’ slogan iii) Non-cooperation movement d) ‘Do or die’ slogan iv) Subhas Chandra Bose e) Partition of Bengal v) Lord Curzon f) He introduced English vi) Khilafat Movement education in India vii) Lord William Bentinck Q.6 Choose the correct option. (1×5=5) a) A judge of the supreme court or high court can be impeached by an order of the – i) President ii) Prime Minister iii) Chief Minister iv) Parliament b) Which of the following is a conventional source of power? i) Uranium ii) Petroleum iii) Tidal energy iv) Geothermal energy c) Keeping bees for honey is called – i) Sericulture ii) Viticulture iii) Apiculture iv) Horticulture d) The industry which is preferably located near sources of raw materials isi) Cotton textile industry ii) IT industry iii) Shipbhilding industry iv) Iron and steel industry learncbse.in learncbse.in (3/4) e) The most important factor that helped TISCO to flourish during the second decade of the 20th century was – i) the relaxation of laws on mining licences ii) the leadership of Jamsetji Tata iii) the outbreak of the First World War iv) the discovery of iron ore deposits in Chhattisgarh Q.7 Name the following. (1×7=7) a) The type of economy India has adopted. b) Two institutions established to promote national education. c) The ore from which aluminium is extracted. d) Two fibre crops e) A type of tertiary industry f) The article under which the right to life is guaranteed g) The American company which was responsible for the Bhopal gas disaster of December, 1984. Q.8 Correct the statements. (1×3=3) a) Privatisation of the public water supply led to riots in the city of Cochabamba in Belgrade. b) The calico fabric was named after its weaving technique. c) The Silicon Valley (USA) has its root in the Cambridge University. Section – B Q.9 Answer the following in not more than 20 words. (Any four) (2×4=8) a) Where does the money for maintaining Sulabh public toilets usually come from? b) How did Potti Sriramulu die? What was the effect of his death? c) What does the term Satyagraha mean? What is its basic principle? d) What were children taught to do in the elementary schools of 19th century India? e) Why was the Sarda Act passed? Q.10 Give reasons for the following. (Any three) (2×3=6) a) The Anglicists and Orientalists disagreed. b) Many survivors of the Bhopal disaster feel that they have not got justice. c) The congress did not want to create linguistic states. d) Gandhiji decided to break the salt law. Q.11 Distinguish between. (Any three) (3×3=9) a) Subsistence and Commercial agriculture learncbse.in learncbse.in (4/4) b) Civil and Criminal cases c) Metallic and Non Metallic minerals d) Silicon Valley and Bangalore as centres of the IT industry Q.12 Answer the following in not more than 40 words. (Any four) (3×4=12) a) Why did iron smelting in India decline under British rule? b) Mention three steps that can be taken to reduce the damages caused by industrial accidents. c) What are the main aims of the SAARC. d) What is meant by Jamdani? Where was it made? e) Mention any two features of Indian democracy. Discuss the weaknesses of Indian democracy in two points. Q.13 Answer the following in not more than 100 words. (Any five) (5×5=25) a) What is organic farming? Compare the conditions required for growing rice and wheat. b) Why are petroleum and natural gas popular sources of energy? Write in three points how are they useful? c) Write a short note on Jyotirao Govindrao & Periyar’s efforts to social reform. d) When was the Muslim League established? Write briefly about swadeshi and boycott. e) Mention one way in which Western education helped the Indians. In what ways did the British hope to benefit by giving the Indian Western education? f) Name the highest court in India and the highest court in a state. Write briefly about the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. g) What does a charge sheet contain? When is such a document prepared?
