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Prepared by:
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Faculty in Social Studies
HISTORY
NATIONALIST MOVEMENTS
1. 1830 revolution occurred in France during
the period of ____.
2. 1830 revolution inspired national spirit in
Germany. Poland, Spain. Portugal and
____.
3. The revolt brought success to the revolutionaries only in the countries of ____.
4. 1848 revolt occurred in France during the
period of ____.
5. Louis Philippe's minister who made people disgusted through his conservative
reactionary and corrupt practices was
____.
6. The battle that caused the fall of Napoleon
was ____.
7. Napoleon introduced
the ____system to
defeat England indirectly.
8. The convener of the
Vienna congress was ____.
9. The congress of Vienna was held in the
year____.
10. Emperor of the first United Germany was
____
11. The 1830 Revolution brought to an end
the rule of ____
12. The credit of the Unification of Germany
goes to ____
13. Mazzini dressed himself always in ____
14. The Unification of Italy was completed by
____
15. ____ said that history was nothing but a
record of class struggle.
16. The Communist Manifesto was written by
____
17. Charles X was succeeded by Louis
Philippe of the ____ dynasty as the king of
France.
18. The British naval commander ____
defeated Napoleon in 1798.
19. The year in which Paris Commune was
organized was ____
20. The newspaper edited by Cavour was
____
21. Right to work was advocated by ____
22. Napoleon got coronate as the emperor of
France in the presence of ____
23. ____ was behind the Italian resurrection.
24. Zolloverein or Customs Union was
formed by Prussia in ____
25. Fichte and ____ were the leaders of great
intellectual revival in Germany.
26. Blood and iron policy was followed by
____
27. The Polish insurrection
took place in ____.
28. The combined forced of
Austria and Prussia
defeated Denmark in
____
29. ____ talked of equality of wealth.
30. The question of Schleswig and Holstein
was settled by the war against ____ .
31. In the Austro-Prussian War of 1866,
Austria was defeated in the battle of ____
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32. Unification of Northern Germany was
achieved after the ____ war.
33. In the Franco-Prussian war, France was
defeated in the battle of ____ .
34. The Franco-Prussian war was concluded
by the treaty of ____ .
35. Alsace- Lorraine was given to Germany
the treaty of ____.
36. German unification was completed after
the ____.
37. ____ founded the Young Italy.
38. Garibaldi was born in 1807 in ____
39. Metternich followed ____ policies.
40. ____ adopted the policy of Golden means.
ANSWERS
1) Charles X; 2) Italy; 3) France and
Belgium; 4) Louis Philippe; 5) Guizot; 6)
Waterloo; 7) Continental system; 8)
Metternich; 9) 1815; 10) William I; 11)
Charles X; 12) Bismarck; 13) Black; 14)
Victor Emmanuel; 15) Karl Marx; 16)
Karl Marx; 17) Orlen; 18) Nelson; 19)
1871; 20) Resorgimento; 21) Louis
Blanc; 22) Pope Pious VII; 23) Mazzini;
24) 1818; 25) Hegel; 26) Bismarck; 27)
1863; 28) 1864; 29) Plato; 30) Denmark;
31) Sadowa; 32) Austro-Prussian; 33)
Sedan; 34) Frankfurt; 35) Frankfurt; 36)
Franco-Prussian; 37) Mazzini; 38) Nice;
39) Revivalist; 40) Louis Philippe
Paper - I
8. Whiteman's Burden is an ideological form

of ____.
9. The Christian Missionaries though that
their preachings to be ____.
10. Cameron was sent by the Royal
Geographical Society for the exploration
of ____
11. Italy formed Triple Alliance with Austria,
Hungary and ____
12. Germany and France came into conflict on
the issue of ____.
13. ____ was the headquarters of the French
in India.
14. Battle of Buxar took place in ____
15. Great Revolt took place in India in the
year ____
16. India was called the ____ colony of the
British.
17. Since 1644, the ruling dynasty in China
was the ____ dynasty.
18. The Chinese Emperor ____ replied to the
Europeans in 1796.
19. The first Opium War ended with the treaty
of ____
20. The Opium trade led England and China
to the ____
21. The Sino-Japanese War
took place in ____.
22. The Second Opium war
ended with the treaty of
____
23. The partitioning of
How to score good marks:
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Write short notes on these topics:
Karl
Marx;
First
International;
Elms
Tele-gram; Red Shirts;
Cavour; Young Italy:
4 Marks
1) To what extent can you attribute Charles
X's responsibility for the Outbreak of
1830 revolt in France?
2) Give an account of the role played by
Bismarck in the Unification of German?
3) Bring out the way how Italy achieved unification under the leadership of Sardinia
state?
IMPERIALISM
1. The Scottish missionary who explored
Africa in 1840 was ____.
2. Congo was discovered by ____.
3. The king who convened a conference of
all European state is 1879 was ____.
4. In the Boer's war the country who showed
sympathy was ____
5. The European country to gain the final
control over Indonesia was ____.
6. ____ viewed imperialism as the highest
stage of Capitalism.
7. The rivalry in colonial expansion was
called ____
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China among various European powers is

known as ____
Java, Sumatra, Bali and Borneo are collectively known as ____
The natural and all other economic
resources of a colony are called ____.
The English settlers in South Africa were
called as ____
The leader of Outlanders was ____
____ took up the title of Sovereign of
Congo.
The Dutch people were also called as ____
Africa was regarded as the ____ continent.
ANSWERS
1) Livingston; 2) Cameroon; 3) Leopold
II; 4) Germany; 5) Dutch; 6) Lenin; 7)
Imperialism; 8) Imperialism; 9) True
gospel; 10) Africa; 11) Germany; 12)
Morocco; 13) Pondicherry; 14) 1764; 15)
1857; 16) Classic; 17) Manchu; 18)
Chienlung; 19) Nanking; 20) Opium war;
21) 1894-95; 22) Tientsin; 23) Cutting of
Chinese melon; 24) Indonesia; 25)
Periphery; 26) Outlanders; 27) Cecil
Rhodes; 28) Leopold II of Belgium; 29)
Boers; 30) Dark
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Opium war; Whiteman's burden; Resources
of Indonesian islands that attracted
3
Europeans; Invasion of China by Japan in
1894-95.
4 Marks
1) What are the factors responsible for the
rise of Imperialism?
2) Bring out how Africa was colonised by the
European nations?
3) What were the forms and methods of
Imperialism?
CONTEMPORARY WORLD
1. The czar who was assassinated by
Nihilists in 1894 was ____.
2. The last of the czars who was made to
abdicate the throne was ____.
3. The Russian leader who advocated for the
continuation of war ____.
4. The architect of League of Nations was
____.
5. The headquarters of the League of Nations
was at ____.
6. Bloody Sunday in the Russian history
took place on ____.
7. Ferdinand was assassinated on ____.
8. ____ said that Germany was to emerge as
a world power.
9. Ferdinand's wife was ____.
10. The capital of Bosnia was ____.
11. One the main causes of the World War I
was ____.
12. The immediate cause of World War I was
____.
13. Racial feelings worsened the relations
between ____ and ____.
14. After ____ war many European countries
entered into secret alliances.
15. Germany , Austria and ____ formed Triple
Alliance.
16. ____ the German Chancellor who was
conscious of England's strength.
17. The loss of ____ and ____ regions was a
blow to the industrial progress of France.
18. France decided to fight against Germany
with the help of ____.
19. One of the Balkan countries was ____.
20. ____ was the ruler of the Balkan countries
prior to World War I.
21. The ____ in the Turkish Empire wanted
independence.
22. In 1917 ____ withdrew from World War I.
23. Peter the great and Catherina II made ____
a powerful nation.
24. The last czar of Russia was ____.
25. The intellectuals like Tolstoy inspired the
people for revolution in ____.
26. Teachings of Marx were popularised by
radicals like the novelist ____.
27. The original name of
Lenin was ____.
28. Lenin edited the magazine called ____.
29. ____ wanted to establish a dictatorship of the proletariat in
Russia by force and violence.
30. The Czar of Russia during the 1905 revolution was ____.
31. ____ wanted to change by a slow and
gradual process in Russia.
32. "I clearly announce my intention to
protect the principle of autocracy firmly".
It was said by ____.
33. ____ made the Russian language a state
language.
34. ____ was the leader of the procession on
the day of the bloody Sunday.
35. The parliament of Russia was called ____.
Paper - I

ANSWERS
1) Alexander III; 2) Nicholas II; 3)

Kerensky; 4) Woodrow Wilson; 5)
Geneva; 6) January 5th 1905; 7) 28 June
1914; 8) Willam-II; 9) Sofia; 10) Sarajevo; 11) Aggressive nationalism; 12)
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand;
13) England and Germany; 14) FrancoPrussian; 15) Hungary; 16) Bismarck;
17) Alsace and Lorraine; 18) Britain; 19)
Austria; 20) Sultan of Turkey; 21)
Christians; 22) Russia; 23) Russia; 24)
Nicholas II; 25) Russia; 26) Maxim
Gorky; 27) Vladimir Illich Vlyanov; 28)
Iskra; 29) Kerensky; 30) Nicholas II; 31)
Nicholas II; 32) Nicholas II; 33) Nicholas
II; 34) Father Gopon; 35) Duma
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Secret Alliances; Kaiser William -II;
Kerensky; Lenin; ILO:
1) What was the immediate cause of the First
World War?
4 Marks
1) What is meant by
aggressive nationalism
and how far did it
become responsible for
the outbreak of world
war-I?
2) What was the Balkan issue and how was it
responsible for the world war-I?
3) What were the aims and organizational set
up of League of Nations?
4) Discuss the success and failures of League
of Nations?
5) What were the causes for the Russian revolution of 1905?
6) What were the terms of Treaty of
Versailles?
WORLD UP TO
WORLD WAR II
1. The author of Mein Kampf was ____.
2. The Russo- Japanese war was fought over
the interest in the region ____.
3. Through land Lease bill, America agreed
to five all out assistance to ____.
4. Robert Mugabe became the first president
of ____ in 1980.
5. Hitler attacked Poland on ____.
6. Year of great depression was ____.
7. Year of Russo-Japanese war was ____.
8. The first five year plan was introduced by
Stalin in Russia in ____.
9. The slogan 'Turkey for Turks' was given
by ____.
10. Kemal Pasha concluded the treaty of
Causnne with the allies in 1923 in place of
the treaty of ____.
11. Ataturk or Father of the Turks was the title
of ____.
12. ____ was commented as a dress rehearsal
for a greater drama soon to be played on
an ampler stage.
13. The lightning warfare of Hitler was
known as ____.
14. America dropped the first atom bomb on
Hiroshima in Japan on ____.
15. America dropped the second atom bomb
on Nagasaki in Japan on ____.
16. The draft proposal of the UNO was made
at the ____ conference in 1944.

17. The UN charter was agreed by 50 countries which met at ____ in ____.
18. UNO came into existence on ____.
19. Indonesia was under the colonial rule of
the ____.
20. SWAPO means ____.
21. South Rhodesia is now known as ____.
22. Simon Boliver initiated liberation struggle
in ____.
23. Father Hidalgo and Mariloon led the
nationalist movement in ____.
24. The Sino-Japanese war of 1894-95 ended
with the treaty of ____.
25. The Marshall plan of 1947 offered a financial assistance of ____.
26. Sun-Yet-Sen established a provincial
republic at the ____ in 1912 in China.
27. Kuomintang party was founded by ____.
28. ____ was the first chairman of the
Communist China.
29. ____ was the first Prime Minister of
Communist China.
30. ____ was the first President of Indonesia.
31. ____ was the first prime minister of
Indonesia.
32. North Rhodesia was renamed as ____.
33. Mexico, Middle American states and
South America are collectively known as
____.
34. The slogan "Asia for Asian" or "Pan
Asianism" was given by ____.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Mustafa Kemal Pasha; Causes for the
failure of League of Nations; Marshall
Plan; Apartheid in South Africa;
SWAPO; IAN SMITH; SUKARNO:
4 Marks
1) What were the principles and the works
taken by Fascist government of Italy?
2) What were the causes for the outbreak of
World War II?
3) What were the political and economic
consequences of the W.W. II?
4) Account for Nazism in Germany and rise
of Hitler?
THE WORLD AFTER

WORLD WAR II
1. Warsa treaty was organized by ____.
2. ____ was the architect of Non-aligned
movement.
3. Palestine problem was a struggle between
____and the Jews.
4. The Indonesian islands of Java, Sumatra
were the colonies of ____.
5. The supreme allied commander during the
WW-II was ____.
6. ____ was a proposal to send militray and
economic aid to Greece and Turkey.
7. ____ was the defensive organization
35. Mussolini started a newspaper called____.

36. The word Fascism is derived from the
Roman word Fascio which means ____.
37. The Fascists wore
____.
38. The Autobiography of
Hitler was ____.
39. The
president
of
America who pronounced his 14 points was ____.
40. The League of Nations was created on the
initiative taken by ____.
ANSWERS
1) Hitler; 2) Manchuria; 3) England; 4)
Zimbabwe; 5) September 1839; 6) 192933; 7) 1904-05; 8) 1924; 9) Kemal Pasha;
10) Sevres; 11) Mustafa Kemal Pasha;
12) Spanish war; 13) Blitzkrieg; 14) 6th
August 1945; 15) 9th August 1945; 16)
Dumbarton oaks; 17) Sanfranscisco ,
1945; 18) 24th October 1945; 19) Dutch;
20) South West African People's
Organisation; 21) Zimbabwe; 22) South
America; 23) Mexico; 24) Shimonoseki;
25) England; 26) Nanking; 27) Sun -YetSen; 28) Moa-Tse-Tung; 29) Chou-en-lai;
30) Sukarno; 31) Hatta; 32) Zambia; 33)
Latin America; 34) Japan; 35) Il Papalo D
Italia; 36) Bundle of Rods; 37) Black
shirts; 38) Main Kampf; 39) Woodrow
Wilson; 40) Woodrow Wilson.
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9. Bangladesh won independence in the year
____.
10. The Communist party of China was
founded by ____.
11. After the Second World War the non
aligned countries formed into ____.
12. The Cold war was between ____.
13. Soviet Union provoked a ____ resolution
in Greece.
14. Marshall plan contained
the same principles of
____.
15. NATO means ____.
16. The architect of the
People's Republic of
China was ____.
17. The Bandung conference was presided
over by ____.
18. The most important aspect of the foreign
policy of India is ____.
19. The President of America who offered to
enter the disarmament agreement in 1953
was ____.
20. The Communists of North Vietnam
receive military training from ____.
21. The UNO appointed ____ as the Supreme
commander of forces sent against North
Korea.
22. The Egyptian statesman and leader of the
Arab world was ____.
23. The architect of the independence of
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Yugoslavia was ____.
24. ____ published an article "A study of
physical Culture".
25. Mao conducted a ____ with his Red Army
in 1934.
26. The present Taiwan was ____.
27. The Prime minister of Britain during the
World War II was ____.
28. The President of America who was in his
office for more than two terms was ____.
29. When Germans bombarded England, the
PM who inspired the people was ____.
30. Atomic Energy Commission was set up in
____.
31. CTBT was signed on ____.
32. UNO charter was prepared at
Sanfranscisco in ____.
33. The resolution of Non Proliferation Treaty
was passed in the year ____.
34. Indonesian Nationalist Party was founded
by ____.
35. Congo became independent in ____.
ANSWERS
1) Russia; 2) Jawahar Lal Nehru; 3)
Arabs; 4) Indonesia; 5) Eisenhower; 6)
Truman Doctrine; 7) NATO; 8) Red
army; 9) 1971; 10) Mao Tse Tung; 11)
Third world; 12) USA and USSR; 13)
Communist; 14) Truman Doctrine; 15)
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation; 16)
Mao Tse Tung; 17) Ali Sastramidjojo; 18)
Non alignment; 19) Eisenhower; 20)
Soviet Union; 21) Mc Arthur; 22) Nasser;
23) Marshal Tito; 24) Mao Tse Tung; 25)
Long march; 26) Formosa; 27) Winston
Churchill; 28) F.D. Roosevelt; 29)
Winston Churchill; 30) 1945; 31) 1995;
32) 1944; 33) 1968; 34) Sukarno 1927;
35) 1960.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Marshall Plan; Bandung conference; Apartheid in South Africa; Truman Doctrine;
NATO; Maltov Plan; Cuban Crisis:
4 Marks
1) Explain how the military blocs were
formed after the Second World War?
2) Discuss the role of Non-alignment?
3) Assess the role of UNO in preserving
world peace?
4) Examine the features of the cold war?
5) What were the problems of disarmament?
CULTURAL HERITAGE OF
INDIA AND INTELLECTUAL
AWAKENING
1. Excavation work of Indus valley civilization was first carried by ____.
2. Temples at Mahabalipuram were built by
____.
3. The immediate cause of the sepoy mutiny
was the use of ____.
4. The British who succeded in abolishing
the practice of sati was
____.
5. The European country
which held monopoly
in trade in India ____.
6. Annual Hindu Mela
was organised by ____ in Bengal.
7. Vithala and Hazara Swamy temples were
built by ____.
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8. Ramakrishna Mission was founded by
____.
9. Red fort located in Delhi was built by
____.
10. Inspired by ____ Bentinck succeeded in
abolishing the practice of sati.
11. India is often called a ____.
12. One characteristic feature of India is ____.
13. Before 2500 years the civilization that
existed in North India is ____.
14. The first person who started excavating
the Indus Valley civilization was ____.
15. The two towns that prove the Indus Valley
civilization are ____.
16. Harappa is in ____ district.
17. The main feature of the Indus valley civilization is ____.
18. Excavations at Harappa and Mohenjodaro
were conducted in the year ____.
19. ____ port belonging to Indus valley civilization was discovered in Gujarat.
20. The Great Bath was excavated in ____.
21. One of the reasons for the ruin of the Indus
valley civilization was ____.
22. ____ civilization is called vedic civilization.
23. Before the advent of the Aryans ____
lived in North India.
24. ____ period was known for Engineering
skills.
25. Negritos came to India from ____.
26. It is popularly believed that the Aryans
came to India from ____.
27. The sculpture during Kanishka period was
called ____.
28. Ajanta caves are of ____ period.
29. ____ are famous for art and sculpture in
South India.
30. In Mahabalipuram seven pagodas were
built by ____.
31. Brihadeeswara temple in Tanjore was built
by ____.
32. Gangaikonda Cholapuram was built by
____.
33. The Sultanate style of architecture is
called the ____.
34. Qutubuddin Aibek started the construction
of ____.
35. The construction of Qutub Minar was
completed by ____.
36. ____ describe Qutub
Minar as a perfect
tower known to exist
any where.
37. The best example of the
construction of Hoyasalas was ____.
38. Hazara Ramaswamy temple was built by
____.
39. ____ constructed Buland Darwaza.
40. Miniature painting was patronized by
____.
ANSWERS
1) Sir John Marshall; 2) Pallava
Narsimha Varma; 3) Greased Cartridges;
4) William Bentinck; 5) Portuguese; 6)
Gopal Mitra; 7) Krishna deva raya; 8)
Swami Vivekananda; 9) Shahjahan; 10)
Raja Ram Mohan Roy; 11) Sub continent; 12) Unity in Diversity; 13) Indus
Valley Civilization; 14) Sir John
Marshall; 15) Harappa and Mohenjodaro;
16) Montgomery; 17) Urban character;
18) 1921-22; 19) Lothal; 20)
Mohenjodaro; 21) Floods; 22) Aryan; 23)
Dravidians; 24) Mauryan's; 25) Africa;
26) Central Asia; 27) Gandhara art; 28)

Gupta; 29) Pallavas; 30) Narasimha
Varma; 31) Raja Raja Chola; 32)
Rajendra Chola'; 33) Indo-saracenic
style; 34) Qutub minar; 35) Iltutmish; 36)
Ferguson; 37) Hoyasaleswara temple; 38)
Sri Krishna Deva Raya; 39) Akbar; 40)
Jahangir.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 or 2 Marks
Amaravati school of Art; South Indian
Temples; Impact of
English education on
Indians; Bhakti movement; Leaders who
roused the National
consciousness in India:
1) Write about the six schools of ancient
Indian philosophy?
4 Marks
1) Give an account of the factors contributing for the cultural unity of India?
2) What is the nature of the impact of British
rule of India?
3) Give an account of the revolt of1857 A.D?
FREEDOM MOVEMENT
IN INDIA
1. Dyarchy was introduced at the provisions
under ____ Act.
19. Vandemataram was written by ____.

20. The ____ movement was launched against
the partition of Bengal.
21. During the Vandemataram movement
____ toured in Andhra.
22. The mal treatment of Turkey by the
British led to the launching of____ the
movement in India.
23. Gandhiji was born on 2nd October, 1869
at ____ in Gujarat.
24. Gandhiji founded the Sabarmati ashram at
Ahmedabad in ____.
25. Gandhiji organised his first Satyagraha in
1917 at Champaran against the system of
____.
26. In 1918, Gandhiji conducted a satyagraha
at ____ against the revenue officials.
27. The Ahmedabad mill satyagraha was
undertaken by Gandhiji in ____.
28. ____ was responsible for Jallianwala
Bagh Massacre.
29. Gandhiji suspended the Non Cooperation
movement due to ____.
30. The Swaraj Party was founded by ____.
31. The Simon Commission was appointed in
____.
32. Bhagat singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru were
hanged on ____.
33. The ____ session of the Indian National
Congress held in 1929 declared Purna
Swaraj as its goal.
34. The Lahore session decided to celebrate
2. Provincial autonomy was introduced by

____Act.
3. The chairman of the constitution drafting
committee was ____.
4. ____ sacrificed his life for creation of
Andhra Pradesh.
5. The state that was incorporated into Indian
union through police action was ____.
6. ____ organized the famous Bengal
Swadeshi Chemical stores.
7. British Indian Association and Madras
Native Association was started in ____.
8. Rowlatt Act was passed in the year ____.
9. The Lahore Congress session declared
____ as congress objective.
10. The Drain theory was propounded by
____.
11. Kesari and Maratha were magazines edited by ____.
12. The Vernacular Press Act was passed in
1878 by ____.
13. Dadabhai Naoroji organised the First
Indian Association in ____.
14. The Indian National Congress was founded in 1885 in Bombay by ____.
15. The first president of the Congress was
____.
16. The first session of the congress was
attended by ____ delegates.
17. The Safety Valve Theory was associated
with ____.
18. Partition of Bengal was made by Curzon
in ____.
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In map pointing be very particular

about a place other wise shade a small
region concerned with the point/ place.
After every question leave some place,

and draw margins.
Write answers in points and not

paragraph
independence day on ____.

35. Dandi March was started by Gandhiji on
____
ANSWERS
1) 1919 Act.; 2) 1935 Act; 3) BR
Ambedkar; 4) Potti Sri Ramulu; 5)
Hyderabad; 6) P.C. Roy; 7) Madras; 8)
1919; 9) Purna swaraj; 10) Dada Bhai
Naoroji; 11) Bal Gangadhar Tilak; 12)
Lord Lytton; 13) 1866; 14) A O Hume;
15) W.C.Banerjee; 16) 72; 17)
A.O.Hume; 18) 1905; 19) Bankim
Chandra Chatterjee; 20) Vandemataram;
21) Bipin Chandra Pal; 22) Khilafat; 23)
Porbandar; 24) 1916; 25) Tinkathia; 26)
Kaira; 27) 1918; 28) General O Dyer; 29)
Chauri chaura; 30) C R Das and Motilal
Nehru; 31) 1927; 32) 23rd March 1931;
33) Lahore; 34) 26th January 1930; 35)
12th march
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
Write short notes on this topics:
Drain theory; Safety
valve theory; Quit India
Movement;
Salt
Satyagraha;
Round
table conference; Indian
national army.
1) Write about Simon Commission?
4 Marks
1) Discuss Vandemataram movement in
India and its significance in the national
movement?
2) Write an account of Non-Cooperation
movement in India?
3) Write about the Jallianwala Bagh
Massacre?
CIVICS
INDIA AS A NATION
1. The rank of Telugu among the major languages of the world is ____.
2. ____ languages are recognized as Statutory.
3. ____ states are there in
India at present.
4. India's Constitution was
adopted in the year
____.
5. A right that safeguards Fundamental rights
is known as ____.
6. At ____years of age an Indian gets the
right to vote.
7. When every Individual is considered
equal before the law it is known as ____.
8. Delinking of the state from religious matters is known as ____.
9. Reservation is an important device to promote ____.
10. The process of national integration in
India is characterized by the phrase ____.
11. Religion that preached equality of people
in ancient India was ____
12. I.A.S. stands for ____.
13. Delhi has the special status of ____.
14. ____ are directly administered by the
Central government.
15. In India Supreme power rests with ____.
16. In the ancient times India was known as
____.
17. The Muslim conquerors called India as
____.
18. The Indian Constitution recognizes ____
citizenship.
19. I.P.S stands for ____.
20. The idea of ____ envisages welfare of all
by promoting a just social order.
21. Giving due share to the people who were
deprived, discriminated for centuries is
called ____.
22. Agrarian reforms were carried out to
promote ____.
23. The name Hindustan was derived from the
river ____.
24. Zamindari system was abolished to promote ____.
25. The word Sind in course of time became
____.
26. One people and one country is the ideal to
realise ____
27. ____ are intended to ensure uniform standards in administration.
28. The highest court in India is the ____.
29. When there are no special privileges in
favour of any individual it is called ____.
30. Liberty is meaningless without ____.
ANSWERS
1) 16th; 2) 22; 3) 28; 4) 1949; 5) Right to
Constitutional remedies; 6) 18; 7) Rule of
Law; 8) Secularism; 9) Social Justice; 10)
Unity in diversity; 11) Buddhism; 12)
Indian Administrative Services; 13)
National Capital Territory; 14) Union
Territories;
15)
People;
16)
Bharatavarsha; 17) Hindustan; 18)
Single; 19) Indian Police Services; 20)
Social justice; 21) Social justice; 22)
Social justice; 23) Indus; 24) Social justice; 25) Hind; 26) Single citizenship; 27)
All India Public Services; 28) Supreme
court; 29) Rule of Law; 30) Equality.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. What is the meaning of Rule of Law?
What are its features?
2. What is Federalism?
3. How do political parties
promote National integration?
4 Marks
1. How do you describe India as a multi-cultural society?
2. How is India committed to democracy?
3. What is Secularism? How is India committed to it?
4. What is Social justice? What are the ways
and means to achieve social justice in
India?
5. Describe briefly the factors that contribute
to the promotion of National integration?
INDIAN DEMOCRACY
1. The term "Democracy" is derived from
____ language.
2. In democracy the supreme power rests
with the ____.
3. In modern democracies the form of government is ____.
4. ____said "democracy is the government
of the people, by the people and for the
people".
5. Electorate means the ____.
6. Franchise means the right to ____.
7. Electoral roll means the list of ____in any
election.
8. When people's representative select someone to a public office it is called ____
election.
9. ____is the minimum age requirement for a
person to be a candidate in Lok Sabha
elections.
10. The ____supervises and conducts elections in a constituency.
11. The ____ is incharge of a polling booth.
12. The first general elections were held in
India in ____.
13. The sixth general elections were held in
the year ____.
14. Securing votes by restoring to force and
illegal means during the polling process is
known as ____.
15. ____issues symbols to parties.
16. The procedure for elections is laid down in
the ____.
17. ____ controls the work of the government.
18. In the democracy government should be
accountable to the ____.
19. ____ is safeguarding the rights of the people.
20. Indian form of government is of ____
type.
21. The present chief election commissioner
is ____.
22. ____ is the regional party in Asom.
23. ____ is the regional party in Jammu and
Kashmir.
24. ____ is a regional party in Punjab.
25. ____ is a regional party in Tamil Nadu.
26. ____ is a regional party in Andhra

Pradesh.
27. The party which played a major role in
India's struggle for freedom was ____.
28. A party which is recognised as a party in
atleast 4 states is known as ____.
29. If every adult person of prescribed age is
given the voting right is called ____.
30. A party which secures atleast 4% of valid
votes is ____.
31. Reserved symbols are given to ____.
32. Article ____ of the constitution says that
election should be on the basis of adult
franchise.
33. The right of choosing the representatives
is called the ____.
34. When people directly elect their representatives it is called ____.
35. An election held at regular interval is
called ____.
ANSWERS
1) Greek; 2) People; 3) Representatives;
4) Abraham Lincoln; 5) Voters; 6) Vote;
7) Valid; 8) Direct; 9) 25 years; 10)
Returning officer; 11) Presiding officer;
12) 1952; 13) 1977; 14) Malpractice; 15)
Election Commission; 16) Representation of People's Act of 1951; 17) Parliament; 18) People; 19) Judiciary; 20) Democratic; 21) V.S. Sampath; 22) AGP; 23)
National Confe-rence; 24) Akali Dal; 25)
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4. Article ____, employment of children in
hazardous work is prohibited.
5. Right to life article ____.
6. ____ is the writ that provides a remedy for
wrongful detention.
7. ____ librates us from ignorance.
8. The literacy rate among the SC's is ____.
9. The literacy rate among the ST's is ____.
10. The Hindu society has been traditionally
divided into four ____
11. The discrimination of persons on the basis
of caste is known as ____.
12. The Scheduled Castes are also described
as ____.
13. ____ called untouchability is a sin.
14. The Act which lays down the minimum
age of marriage for girls is ____.
15. Activities which are harmful to the public
interest are called ____.
16. ____ means a scandal involving making
of money through wrong ways.
17. Article ____ says that no person shall be
deprived of his life.
18. Rate of literacy in Kerala is ____.
19. Literacy rate in Bihar is ____ as per 2001
census.
20. ____ directs the state to
provide free and compulsory education to
children.
21. Andhra Pradesh came
into existence on ____.
Important places for

map pointing:
Alaska; Mexico; Canada; USA; Peru;
Columbia; Equador; Chile; Argentina;
Brazil; Uruguay; Bolivia; England;
France; Norway; Sweden; Finland;
Austria; Italy; Spain; Portugal;
Red Sea; Black Sea
DMK and AIADMK; 26) TDP; 27)

Indian National Congress; 28) National
party; 29) Unive-rsal Adult Franchise;
30) Regional party; 31) Party candidates;
32) 326; 33) Fran-chise or suffrage; 34)
Direct election; 35) General elections
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1. Define National and State parties?
2. Why should democratic governments in
modern states be representative governments?
3. Describe the functions
of
Election
Commission of India?
4. Distinguish between
general election and
bye election?
4 Marks
1. What are the malpractices in election?
2. Describe the election procedure?
3. Explain Universal Adult Franchise?
CHALLENGES FACING
OUR COUNTRY TODAY
1. National literacy mission was set up in the
year ____.
2. The Andhra state was created in the year
____.
3. The year of dowry prohibition act ____.
22. The term scheduled caste was first used in

the ____.
23. Untouchability is abolished and its practice is forbidden under Article ____ of the
Constitution.
24. Money, goods and properties demanded
from bride's side as a condition for marriage by the grooms side is called ____.
25. The Act which prohibits giving and taking
dowry is ____.
26. After independence the Indian leadership
strove for achieving the twin goals of ____
and ____.
27. ____ pointed out that in India only there
was division of labour but also division of
labourers.
28. In Jammu Kashmir and Punjab regionalism is sustained by ____.
29. 'Son's of soil' theory is an integral part of
____.
30. Prevention of Corruption Act ____.
31. Education for All ____.
32. Representation of People's Act ____.
33. National Policy for Children ____.
34. National policy on Education ____.
35. Protection of Civil Right Act ____.
36. Dowry Prohibition Act ____.
37. The Children(Pledging of Labour) Act
____.
38. The Employment of Children Act ____.
39. The Factories Act ____.
40. Right to Life ____.
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ANSWERS
1) 1988; 2) 1953; 3) 1961; 4) 24; 5) 21; 6)
Habeas corpus; 7) Education; 8) 37%; 9)
30%; 10) Varnas; 11) Casteism; 12)
Dallits; 13) Gandhiji; 14) Child marriage
restraint Act; 15) Anti social practices;
16) Scam; 17) 21; 18) 93%; 19) 45%; 20)
Constitution; 21) 1st November 1956;
22) Government of India act of 1935; 23)
17; 24) Dowry; 25) Dowry prohibition
act of 1961; 26) Parliamentary government and universal suffrage; 27) Ambedkar; 28) Religion; 29) Regionalism; 30)
1988; 31) 1990; 32) 1951; 33) 1974; 34)
1986; 35) 1955; 36) 1961; 37) 1933; 38)
1938; 39) 1948; 40) Article 21.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1. What is meant by Habeas Corpus?
2. How is dowry an evil practice?
3. What is sub-regionalism?
4. What are the Rights of a child?
5. What is Communalism?
6. What is Casteism?
7. Give the meaning of corruption and scam?
4 Marks
1. What are the steps to be taken to realize
the objective of Universal primary education?
2. Suggest some measures for the improvement of the conditions of Schedule Castes
and Scheduled Tribes in India?
3. Explain the dangers of drug addiction?
4. Explain the problem of criminality in our
society?
INDIA, UN AND WORLD

PROBLEMS
1. Bangladesh came into existence in ____.
2. The Indo-Soviet treaty was signed in the
year ____.
3. NPT stands for ____.
4. CTBT stands for ____.
5. The African country that followed a policy of racial discrimination ____.
6. Indo-China war ____.
7. IBRD stands ____.
8. IMF ____.
9. Permanent countries of veto ____.
10. UNCTAD stands for ___.
11. In which conference did the Non aligned
countries give a call for NIEO____.
12. The year of the report of Willy Brandt
Commission ____.
13. The year in which the universal declaration of human rights was adopted by the
UN____.
14. SAARC was launched in 1985 at the ____
summit.
15. UN Charter was signed at the ____ meeting.
16. UN came into existence on ____.
17. The term of a Judge in the International
Court of Justice is for ____.
18. The Present Secretary General of the
UNO is ____.
19. Refusal to align either with Russia or with
America and following
an independence foreign
policy is known as ____.
20. UNO stands for ____.
21. NIEO stands for ____.
22. The 1954 treaty between
India and China has incorporated the principles known as ____.
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23. SAARC stands for ____.
24. The developed western group refers to
____.
25. The five permanent countries in the
Security Council enjoys ____.
26. The chief administrative officer of the
United Nations is ____.
27. Reduction or elimination of armaments is
known as ____.
28. The number of countries in the SAARC is
____.
29. The headquarters of the UN is located at
____.
30. The Legislative organ of the UN is ____.
31. The Executive organ of the UN is ____.
32. The Administrative organ of the UN is
____.
33. The Judicial organ of the UN is ____.
34. World Health Day is celebrated every year
on ____.
35. The headquarters of the International
Court of Justice is at ____.
ANSWERS
1) 1971; 2) 1971; 3) Non Proliferation
Treaty; 4) Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty; 5) South Africa; 6) 1962; 7) International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development; 8) International Monetary
Fund; 9) US, Russia, China, Britain and
France; 10) United Nations Conference
on Trade and Development; 11) Algiers;
12) 1980; 13) 1948; 14) Dhaka; 15) San
Francisco; 16) 24th October 1945; 17) 9
years; 18) Ban ki moon; 19) Non
Alignment; 20) United Nations
Organisation; 21) New International
Economic Order; 22) Panchsheel; 23)
South Asian Association for Regional
Cooperation; 24) Ist world powers; 25)
Veto power; 26) Secretary General; 27)
Disarmament; 28) 7; 29) New York; 30)
General Assembly; 31) Security Council;
32) Secretariat; 33) International Court of
Justice; 34) 7th April; 35) Hague.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1. What is Non alignment?
2. State the foundational principles of India's
foreign policy?
3. Mention the objectives
of SAARC?
4. Explain the main functions of the General
Assembly?
5. State the powers of the Security Council?
6. Name the principal organs of the UN?
7. Name the specialized agencies of the UN?
8. What is Panchasheel?
9. What are the main objectives of New
International Economic Order?
10. Explain the problems of deforestation?
11. Explain the term 'Third World'?
4 Marks
1. Describe the problems of environmental
pollution and ecological decay?
2. Assess India's role in the UNO?
TRAFFIC EDUCATION
1. Traffic management largely depends on
____.
2. Well planned safety measures helps us to
avoid ____.
3. Do not enter the street where you see____.
4. Never overtake just before the ____.

5. ____ wearing is a must for a scooterist.
6. The person who sits behind a motor cycle
is called ____.
7. Vehicles should not be parked at ____.
8. Safe travel demands
observation of ____.
9. Traffic signals are necessary to ____.
10. ____ is the most commonly used vehicle in
India.
11. ____ occupies the first place in using bicycles.
12. Those who ride power driven vehicles
have to posses ____.
ANSWERS
1) Traffic education; 2) Accidents; 3) No
entry; 4) Zebra crossing; 5) Helmet; 6)
Pillon rider; 7) No parking zone; 8) Road
rules; 9) Regulate the traffic; 10) Bicycle;
11) China; 12) Driving licence
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1. Why are safety measures essential in
using roads?
2. Mention any three safety measures for riding bicycles?
3. What are the precautions necessary for
observance by those that ride motorcycles
and scooters?
14. Battle of Plassey was fought in the year

____.
15. India has a ____ economy.
16. The Zamindari system was the initiative
of ____.
17. Supply and demand forces determine the
price level in ____ system.
18. The book 'the poverty and Un British rule
in India was written by ____.
19. East India's company's rule came to an end
in the year ____.
20. The Industrial Revolution brought radical
changes in agricultural, animal husbandry
and ____ system.
21. Dada Bhai Naoroji called the exploitation
of
India's
natural
resources as ____.
22. Drain theory was first
introduced by ____.
23. The British did not
encouraged ____ but
imported raw materials from India.
24. The British made India a good market for
their ____.
25. ____ of the British had an impact on
Indian economy.
ANSWERS
1) Village officials; 2) Unorganised sector; 3) South west monsoon; 4) Mahalwari; 5) Unearned income; 6) Public sector; 7) Capitalistic; 8) 1600; 9) 1757; 10)
Important places for

map pointing:
Mediterranean Sea; Caspian Sea;
Turkey; Moscow; Egypt; Somalia;
Zimbabwe; Zambia; South Africa; Sudan;
Indonesia; China; Philippines; Malaysia;
Japan; North korea; South Korea;
Australia; Tasmania; New Zealand
ECONOMICS
CHARACTERISTICS OF
INDIAN ECONOMY
1. Before the colonial rule, the Indian village
community republics consisted of agriculturists, artisans, menials and ____.
2. Handicrafts, handlooms, household, manufacturing activities are included in the
____ sector of economy.
3. Most of the rain water needed for cultivation comes during the month of JuneSeptember, which is known as ____monsoon.
4. Under the ____system, land is owned by a
small group of families who pay rent to
the state.
5. Income earned through the wealth and
property is known as ____.
6. Firms operating under the ownership of
the state ars known as ____.
7. Supply and demand forces determine the
price in ____ economic system.
8. The East India company came to India as
a trader in the year ____.
9. The East India company captured political
power in India in ____.
10. Literacy rate in India in 1951 was ____.
11. Literacy rate in India in 1992-93 was____.
12. Literacy rate in the year 2001 was ____.
13. According to 1991 Census, rural population in India is ____.
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18.3%; 11) 52.2%; 12) 65.38%; 13) 629

millions; 14) 1757; 15) Mixed; 16) Cornwallis; 17) Capitalistic; 18) Dada Bhai
Naoroji; 19) 1858; 20) Transport; 21) Plunder of economic wealth; 22) Dada Bhai
Naoroji; 23) Industries; 24) Machine tool
industry; 25) Colonial legacy.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1) What is an Organised sector?
2) What is an Unorganised sector?
4 Marks
1) What is the role of Monsoons in Indian
agriculture?
2) Explain the different Land tenure systems?
3) Distinguish various Economic systems?
4) What are the characteristics of Indian
economy during the British period?
5) Define Good Year and Bad Year for agriculturist?
6) What is Earned Income and Unearned
Income?
PROBLEMS OF INDIAN
ECONOMY
1. GNP per capita is used as index of ____.
2. The UN has classified 144 countries as
under developed which have less than
____per capita GNP in 1986.
3. According to World Development Report
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
1997, low income countries are those with

per capita ____ in 1995.
India's per capita income is ____in 1995
according to World Bank.
Incidence of poverty is more in ____ areas
than in urban areas.
____ unemployment is a situation when
jobs are not available at prevailing wages.
Under ____ unemployment marginal productivity is zero or negative.
Regional plans for Telangana and
Rayalaseema were adopted in the year
____.
Structural inflation is rampant in ____.
The present 'Health for under privileged"
is a modified ____ strategy.
OECD stands for ____.
NREP stands for ____.
RLEGP stands for ____.
SGSY stands for ____.
JGSY stands for ____.
MFAL stands for ____.
SFDA stands for ____.
One of the indicators of regional development ____.
RWP stands for ____.
CAD stands for ____.
ANSWERS
1) Relative Economic development; 2)
$350; 3) $765; 4) $340; 5) Rural; 6)
Involuntary; 7) Disguised; 8) 1970; 9)
Latin America; 10) Health for all; 11)
Organisation for Economic Cooperation
and Development; 12) National Rural
Employment Programme; 13) Rural
Labour Employment Generation Programme; 14) Swarna Jayanti Gram Samridhi
Yojna; 15) Jawahar Gram Samridhi
Yojna; 16) Marginal Farmers and Agricultural Labours Scheme; 17) Small Farmers Development Agency; 18) Per Capita
income; 19) Rural Works Programme;
20) Command Area Development.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1. Distinguish between Less Developed and
Developed Economies?
2) Define poverty line? Explain concepts of
absolute and relative poverty?
4 Marks
1) Differentiate between Involuntary and
Voluntary Unemployment ?
2) Explain various programs launched by the
government for the promotion of employment?
3) What are the factors
causing regional imbalances? Explain the indication of rural disparities?
4) Explain briefly the social and infrastructural needs of our country?
STRUCTURE OF INDIAN
ECONOMY
1. Agriculture, fishing and plantations are
included in ____.
2. Construction and manufacturing industries comprise ____ of the economy.
3. Banking, commerce and communications
generate ____ occupations.
4. Proper water management is associated
with ____.
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5. Firms with capital investment of not more

than Rs 35 lakhs form part of ____.
6. Financial and banking institutions provide
essential inputs to all ____.
7. Machinery and equipment are supplied by
____.
8. Industrial stagnation and deceleration
were observed during ____.
9. The Central bank and monetary authority
in India is ____.
10. Scheduled Commercial Banks are those
which fulfill the conditions stipulated in
the ____.
11. In our country rice yield was ____ quintals
per hectare.
12. The largest rice growing state other than
Andhra Pradesh is ____.
13. ____ controls and regulates flow of
money and credit in the country.
14. Banking, Commerce and Computers are
included in ____ sector of an economy.
15. All the commercial banks should follow
the rules and regulations stipulated by the
____.
16. ____ deal mostly with foreign exchange
transactions.
17. Banker of the banks is ____.
18. New Telecommunication policy was
announced in the year ____.
19. FERA stands for ____.
20. Green revolution has also the ill effect of
rising ____.
21. India's wheat production per hectare is
____ quintals in the year 1990-91.
22. The productivity per hectare in small
farms is greater than that of large ones.
This is known as ____.
23. Land reforms should be followed by ____
to improve agriculture in India.
24. Working population in agriculture in
Pakistan is ____ percent.
25. The share of agricultural income in the
national income of USA is only ____.
26. During the 1970's and 80's there was a
decline in ____employment in India.
27. Service sector is also known as ____.
28. Manufacturing units in industry comes
under ____
29. In India modernization period was ____.
30. HYV stands for ____.
ANSWERS
1) Primary; 2) Secondary; 3) Tertiary; 4)
Green Revolution; 5) Small scale sectors;
6) Industries and agricultural units; 7)
Capital goods; 8) 1960's to late 1970's; 9)
RBI; 10) Second schedule of RBI Act of
1934; 11) 17.5; 12) West Bengal; 13)
RBI; 14) Tertiary; 15) RBI; 16) The foreign banks; 17) RBI; 18) 1994; 19)
Foreign Exchange Regulation Act; 20)
Regional inequalities; 21) 22.7; 22)
Inverse relation between farm size and
productivity; 23) Rural credits; 24) 74;
25) 3%; 26) Agricultural; 27) Tertiary;
28) Secondary; 29) 1950-1997; 30) High
yielding variety.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1) Explain the relationship
between farm size and
productivity?
4 Marks
1) Describe the occupational structure of the Indian economy?
2) What is the role of public sector in Indian
industrialization?
3) Explain the significance of service sector
in Indian economy?
4) What is the role of banking and financial
institutions in India? Will privatization
help in realizing the objectives?
PLANNINGACHIEVEMENTS AND
FAILURES
1. Indian planning was started in the year
____.
2. Removal of poverty was important during
____ period.
3. Now we are in the ____ plan period.
4. A major failure of planning in India is that
it could not achieve reduction in ____.
5. Universal Elementary education is one of
the main objective of ____.
6. ____ of the Indian
Constitution defined
broad objectives of
socio-economic activity.
7. The
Constitution
assured the citizens to adequate ____.
8. The objective of the Second plan was
____.
9. The country that introduced Five year plan
first was ____.
10. The growth in National income raises
29. Three annual plans were implemented

from ____.
30. India fought a war against Pakistan in the
year ____.
ANSWERS
1) 1951; 2) fourth; 3) 12th; 4) Income
inequalities; 5) 8th five year plan; 6) The
Directive Principles of State Policy; 7)
Lively hood; 8) To allocate the resources
effectively; 9) Russia; 10) Standard of
living; 11) Distributive justice; 12)
Socialistic pattern of society; 13) 8th five
year plan; 14) 1962; 15) The Janta; 16)
Unstable government at the centre; 17)
8th; 18) Green revolution; 19) Self sufficiency; 20) Man Mohan singh; 21)
Montex singh ahulwalia; 22) To coordinate development activities; 23) To better
the standard of living; 24) Under privileged classes; 25) 12; 26) Agriculture; 27)
Industries; 28) Third; 29) 1966-69; 30)
1965.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
2 Marks
1) What is economic planning?
4 Marks
1) What are the general and specific objectives of planning in India?
2) What are the achievements and failures of
Planning?
History: he/she has to go

with certain questions without fail:
Role of Bismarck Revolt of 1830
and 1848 Congress of Vienna
Battle of Nations
Russian revolution
Forms and methods of imperialism
Immediate cause for WWI
Causes for the WWI
____ of the people.

11. Reduction in income inequalities will give
____.
12. The Indian Five year planning aims at
____.
13. Control of population is one of the main
objectives of ____.
14. Indo-China war was in the year ____.
15. In 1978, ____ government terminated the
Fifth five year plan.
16. The Eighth five year plan was preceded by
two five year plans due to ____.
17. Employment generation and population
control were the two objectives of ____
five year plan.
18. 1967-68 and 1978-79 periods were popularly known as the ____.
19. India has attained ____ in almost all basic
and capital goods industries.
20. The present chairman of the planning
commission is ____.
21. The deputy chairman of the planning commission is ____.
22. The chief objective of the planning is ____
23. The primary aim of planning in any country is to ____.
24. The benefits of development should reach
the ____.
25. We are currently in the ____ plan.
26. The first plan give top priority to ____.
27. The second plan give top priority to ____.
28. Self reliance was declared as the main
objective of the ____ plan.
GEOGRAPHY
THE LOCATIONAL AND
SPATIAL SETTING
1. The Indian Island closest to the equator is
____.
2. ____ state gets the earliest sunrise.
3. India is separated from Sri Lanka by
____or ____.
4. The smallest state in area is ____.
5. The state that stands on three Seas is ____.
6. The border country sharing longest
boundary with India is ____.
7. The island located between India and Sri
Lanka is ____
8. The Tropic of Cancer passes through ____
states.
9. ____ is our nearest neighbour across the
oceanic water.
10. ____ is called as the roof of the world.
11. Nepal is called as the
____.
12. The boundary line between India and Pakistan is called as ____.
13. ____ state has the longest coastline.
14. Delhi has a special status of ____.
15. The longitudinal and latitudinal extent of
India is ____.
16. The name ____ originated after the great
ruler Bharata.
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17. Indians were recognised as INDOI by the
____.
18. Andhra Pradesh has a coastline of ____.
19. All the islands in the Arabian Sea are of
____ origin.
20. ____ island is located between India and
Sri Lanka.
21. Out of 247 islands ____ islands lie in the
Bay of Bengal.
22. The dividing line between India and
Chinese realms in the north-east is ____.
23. The sun rises ____ hours earlier in Arunachal
Pradesh than in Gujarat.
24. ____ runs half way
through the country.
25. The extent of India is
roughly ____ million square kilometers.
ANSWERS
1) Great Nicobar; 2) Arunachal Pradesh;
3) Palk strait and gulf of Mannar; 4) Goa;
5) Tamilnadu; 6) Bangladesh; 7) Pamban
island; 8) Eight; 9) Sri Lanka; 10) Tibet
or Pamir; 11) Himalayan kingdom; 12)
Radcliffe line; 13) Gujarat; 14) National
Capital Territory; 15)300; 16) Bharat; 17)
Greeks; 18) 972 kms; 19) Volcanic; 20)
Pamban; 21) 223; 22) Mac Mahon line;
23) Two; 24) Tropic of cancer; 25) 3.28
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. How many Coastal states are there in our
country? What are they?
2. What is Mac Mohan Line?
3. How is the name "India" derived?
4. Name the states which share boundary
with Pakistan, China, Bangladesh and
Myanmar?
4 Marks
1. What is a sub continent? Explain how
India can be called a sub- Continent?
PHYSICAL FEATURESRELIEF AND DRAINAGE

1. The Himalayas are the young ____ mountains.
2. The Himalayas were once occupied by
____ Sea.
3. The Himalayas form India's north frontier
from ____ to ____ state.
4. The longitudinal distance of Himalayas is
____.
5. Greater himalayas are also known as ____
6. K2 mountain peak is in ____ range.
7. The highest mountain peak of the
Himalayas in India is ____.
8. Pamir plateau is located in ____ zone.
9. The longitudinal extent of the great plains
in India is ____.
10. The younger alluvium is known as ____.
11. Teria is a ____.
12. Bundelkhand upland is an extension of
____ plateau.
13. The peninsular plateau is slightly tilting
towards ____.
14. The highest peak in Peninsular plateau is
____
15. The Deccan plateau is bounded on the
north by ____.
16. ____ river flows through a rift valley.
17. ____ and ____ are head streams of the
river Ganga.
18. To the north of Tethys Sea the landmass
was called as ____.
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19. To the south of the Tethys Sea the landmass was called as ____.
20. The longest glacier Siachen is located in
____.
21. In ____ zone, near the Manasarovar, the
great rivers had their origin.
22. The summer resort in Madhya Pradesh is
____.
23. The highest peak of the Nilgiris is ____.
24. The largest desert of the Indian
Subcontinent is ____.
25. The mainstream of Ganga after entering
Bangladesh is known as ____.
26. Mussoorie is a hill station located in ____
ranges.
27. The worlds highest table land ____ is situated in the Trans Himalayan zone.
28. K2 mountain peak is in ____ range.
29. Older alluvium is known as ____.
30. ____ is a Marshy tract.
ANSWERS
1) Fold; 2) Tethys; 3) Jammu and
Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh; 4) 2400
kms; 5) Himadri; 6) Karakoram range; 7)
K2; 8) Trans Himalayan zone; 9) 3200
kms; 10) Khadar; 11) Marshy tract; 12)
Malwa; 13) The east or Bay of Bengal;
14) Annaimudi; 15) Satpuras; 16) Narmada and Tapti; 17) Alaknanda and Bhagirathi; 18) Angaraland; 19) Gondwana land;
20) Great karakoram range; 21) The
Trans Himalayan; 22) Pachmarhi; 23)
Dodda Betta; 24) Thar desert; 25) Padma;
26) Himachal; 27) Tibet; 28) Great
Karakoram range; 29) Bangar; 30) Terai
12. ITC stands for ____.

13. The retreating monsoon gives abundant
rainfall to the ____.
14. NFCP stands for ____
15. Hot and dusty winds
blow in the ____ season.
16. An area possessing a
distinctive form of climate is identified as
____.
17. Droughts occur due to the inadequacy of
____.
18. ____ in Meghalaya receives the highest
rainfall.
19. The state that has the lowest rainfall is
____.
20. The word Mausam is ____.
4 Marks
1. Describe the importance of Himalayas?
2. Compare and contrast the geomorphological features between Malwa plateau and
Deccan Plateau?
3. Distinguish the differences in physiography of Western ghats and Eastern ghats?
CLIMATE
1. India receives bulk of its rainfall from
____ monsoons.
2. The retreating monsoons give abundant
rainfall to ____.
3. The monsoon burst first takes place in
Coastal areas in ____.
4. The climate of India is described as ____.
5. The retreating monsoon begins in ____.
6. Cyclone frequently occur in ____ monsoon.
7. DPAP means ____.
8. National Flood Control
Program was launched
in ____.
9. Thornthwaite's climatic
classification is based
on ____.
10. India receives bulk of its rainfall from
____.
11. The monsoon burst first takes place in the
coastal areas of ____.
ANSWERS
1) Madhya Pradesh; 2) Tropical moist
deciduous; 3) Littoral or mangrove; 4)
Arunachal Pradesh; 5) Himalayan; 6)
One-third; 7) Tree Sundari; 8) Himalayan
temperate; 9) 33.3%; 10) Tropical moist
deciduous; 11) Temperate forest; 12)
Monsoon; 13) Social forestry; 14) 200
cms; 15) Para tree; 16) Pollution; 17)
News print; 18) Sundarbans; 19) Tropical
moist deciduous; 20) Madhya Pradesh
and Haryana.
History: he/she has to go

Role of UNO in preserving world
peace
Formation of Military blocks
Vandemataram movement Treaty of
versailles Amaravati school of art
Gandhi's role in freedom struggle
Six schools of hindu philosophy
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. What is a Pass? Give examples?
2. What is a 'DUN'? Give examples from the
Himalayan region?
3. Name the important peaks of Himalayas.
4. What are the parallel ranges of the
Himalayas?
12. The forests of Western Ghats are of ____

type.
13. The scheme that is meant for meeting firewood needs of society and the agricultural
tool is ____.
14. Ever green forests are mostly grown in
areas having more than ____ rainfall.
15. Rubber is available from the tree known as
____.
16. Forests help in reducing the ____ in the
industrial regions.
17. The wood available in the Himalayan temperate forests is used for ____.
18. In the deltas of the West Bengal tidal
forests are also known as ____.
19. Economically the most important forests
in our country are ____.
20. ____ state has the highest area under
forests and ____ the lowest.
ANSWERS
1) South west; 2) Coramandal coast; 3)
Kerala; 4) Tropical Monsoon; 5) Mid
September to mid December; 6)
Retreating monsoon; 7) Drought Prone
Area Programme; 8) 1954; 9) The Water
Balance concept; 10) South West monsoon; 11) Malabar coast or Kerala; 12)
Inter Tropical Convergence; 13)
Tamilnadu; 14) National Flood Control
Programme; 15) Summer; 16) Climatic
region; 17) Rainfall; 18) Mawsynram;
19) Rajasthan; 20) Arabic word.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. What do you understand by the word
"Monsoon"?
2. How many Seasons are recognized in
India?
3. What is meant by Monsoon Burst or
Break?
2 Marks
1. What do you understand by Drought?
2. Distinguish between Maritime climate and
Continental climate with examples:?
4 Marks
1. Describe the mechanism of Monsoons?
1 Mark
1. What are the factors that influence the
character and type of forests? Explain
with examples?
2. State the valuable forest products of deciduous forests?
3. Name the important forest based industries?
4 Marks
1. Describe the ecological
and economic significance of forests?
2. Examine the need for
the forest development
in India?
NATURAL VEGETATION
1. ____ state is having the largest area under
forests.
2. Sandal wood is produced in ____ forest.
3. The tidal forests are also known as ____.
4. ____the highest concentration of forests in
India.
5. ____ region is rich in vegetative life.
6. The National forest policy prescribe ____
of land under forests.
7. Sundarbans are named after the ____.
8. Alpine vegetation is found in ____ forests.
9. ____ of land is required to maintain ecological balance.
10. Teak is abundantly grown in ____ forests.
11. The forests that are grown in middle
Himalayas are ____.
SOILS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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The older alluvium is called ____.

The newer alluvium is known as ____.
The alluvial soils are rich in ____.
Tropical chernozems in India are called
____.
____ soil are most clayey and moisture
retentive.
Laterite soils are characterized by leaching away of ____
Immature soils generally found in ____.
Red soils derived from the weathering of
____ and____ rocks.
____ soils developed due to deposition of
sediments.
10. The average annual removal of top soil per

hector in India through erosion process is
____tonnes.
11. ____ erosion is most prevalent over
Chambal region.
12. Sheet erosion is common in the mountainous regions of ____.
13. In Andhra Pradesh ____ type of soil erosion is prevalent.
14. Finger shaped grooves are known as ____
15. One of the methods for soil conservation
is ____.
16. With irrigation and
manuring higher crop
yields can be produced
in ____ soils.
17. The soils that require
less manuring are ____.
18. The soils that are suitable for tobacco are
____.
19. A good asset for farmers is ____.
ANSWERS
1) Bangar; 2) Khadar; 3) Lime and
potash; 4) Black soils; 5) Black; 6) Silica;
7) Mountains; 8) Crystalline and Metamorphic; 9) Alluvial; 10) 16.4 tonnes; 11)
Gully; 12) Siwaliks; 13) Rill erosion; 14)
Rills; 15) Contour bunding; 16) Laterite;
17) Black; 18) Black; 19) Soil.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) What do you understand by "Sheet
Erosion"?
2) What is soil erosion? What are the agents
of soil erosion?
4 Marks
1. Describe the significance of soils for economic development of a region?
2. What are the characteristics of Alluvial
soils?
3. Describe the nature of black cotton soils.
What are the suitable crops to be grown on
black soils in India?
4. How do you establish that soil erosion is a
man made disaster?
5. What are the different forms of soil erosion and their occurrence in India?
POPULATION
1. India is the ____ most populous country in
the world.
2. During 1991-2001, the highest population
growth rate was registered in ____and the
lowest in ____ state.
3. Average density of population in India in
2001 was ____per sq.km.
4. The state with the lowest density of population is ____.
5. The rank of Andhra Pradesh in the level of
Urbanization is ____.
6. The state with maximum urban population
is ____.
7. The country with the highest population is
____.
8. The highest decadal growth rate of population is registered in the year ____
9. There was a marginal decline in Indian
population during ____.
10. ____ state has the highest population
growth.
11. ____ state has the lowest population
growth.
12. Andhra Pradesh's population accounts to
____ percent of India.
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13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
The least populous state is ____.

Persons per square kilometer is ____.
Persons living in cities and towns is ____.
Factors of population trend ____.
____ is the only method
to stop population
growth.
18. The UT with highest
population is ____.
19. The state with the highest literacy rate is ____.
20. The percentage of population living in village in our country is ____.
ANSWERS
1) Second; 2) Nagaland and Kerala; 3)
324 persons; 4) Arunachal Pradesh; 5)
Fifth; 6) Maharashtra; 7) China; 8) 1971;
9) 1911 to 1921; 10) Nagaland; 11)
Arunachal Pradesh; 12) 7.37%; 13)
Sikkim; 14) Density of population; 15)
Urbanization; 16) Birth and death rate;
17) Family planning; 18) Delhi; 19)
Kerala; 20) 72.2%.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. What is Density of Population?
4 Marks
1. What are the main causes of the rapid population growth in India.
2. What are the problems of population
explosion?
White coal; 12) Andhra Pradesh; 13)

Thermal electricity; 14) Extension,
Renovation and Modernization; 15) India
and Nepal; 16) Hirakhud dam; 17)
Navigation and irrigation; 18) Bakra
Nangal dam; 19) 1974-75; 20) Minor.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1. What are the sources of irrigation?
2. Name half a dozen important multipurpose projects in India?
2 Marks
1. What are the objectives of command area
development scheme?
2. Distinguish between a Open well and
Tube well?
3. Distinguish between perennial canal and
Inundation canal?
4 Marks
1) What do you mean by Multipurpose
Project? Mention its main objectives?
2) Distinguish between major, medium,
minor irrigation projects?
3) What is the need for irrigation development in India?
AGRICULTURE
1. The winter crop Season is known as ____.
2. During South-West monsoon. The crop
Season is known as ____.
ANSWERS
1) Flood water; 2) Deccan plateau or
Andhra Pradesh; 3) Storage reservoirs; 4)
Seasonal and rainfed; 5) Rainy season; 6)
Bakra Nangal; 7) India and Nepal; 8)
Damodar Valley Authority; 9) Mahanadi;
10) Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka; 11)
ANSWERS
1) Rabi; 2) Kharif; 3) Hybrid; 4) Jhum or
shifting; 5) Green; 6) Food grain; 7) Rabi;
8) Paddy; 9) Paddy; 10) Pulses; 11)
Industrial and tropical; 12) West Bengal;
Civics: he/she has to go

Problems of environmental pollution
and ecological decay Social justice
Assumptions of democracy
Conditions of SC and ST
Objectives of Universal primary
education
IRRIGATION AND POWER

1. Inundation canals depend entirely upon
____ water.
2. Tank irrigation is more prevalent in ____.
3. Perennial canals draw their water from
____.
4. Most of the tanks in India are ____.
5. An inundation canal provide water only
during ____.
6. The ____ project is located in the state of
Himachal Pradesh
7. The benefits of kosi project are shared by
____.
8. Damodar project is administered by ____.
9. Hirakud project is constructed across the
river ____.
10. The Tungabhadra project is a joint venture
of ____ and ____.
11. Hydro electricity is also known as ____.
12. ____ state is leading in tank irrigation.
13. The power generation by coal is known as
____.
14. ERM stands for ____.
15. Gandak project is a joint venture of ____.
16. One of the longest dam in the world is
____.
17. The main objective of the Farakka project
is ____.
18. The biggest multipurpose project is ____.
19. The scheme of CAD was taken up from
the year ____.
20. Lift irrigation schemes belongs to ____
projects.
21. One of the problems of Indian agriculture

is ____.
22. Catching fish in coastal lakes and lagoon
is ____.'
23. ____ is commonly grown in inter culture
crop system.
24. The largest area of cultivated land is under
____ crops.
25. Operation flood was started in the year
____
26. SFDA stands for ____.
27. IADP stands for ____.
28. HYV stands for ____.
29. Increase in production of fish is called
____.
30. India occupies ____ rank in the world in
milk production.
31. Commercial crops are
also called ____ crops.
32. ____ cropping refers
for survival.
33. The food crop that is
grown without much
irrigation facility is ____ crop.
34. The staple food in Northern India is ____.
35. The winter crop season is called as ____.
3. The modernization of agriculture refers to

____ farming.
4. The tribal agriculture is
called ____ .
5. The new agricultural
strategy for the increase
of food grain production is referred to ____ revolution.
6. The nature of cropping in India is predominately ____oriented one.
7. Wheat is largely grown in ____ Season.
8. The crop which predominantly grown on
deltas and river valleys ____.
9. The largest cultivated area found in ____
cultivation.
10. The crops which are used for inter culture
____.
11. Sugar cane is ____ crop.
12. Jute cultivation is predominant in ____.
13. Tea cultivation requires ____climate.
14. Coffee cultivation requires ____tropical
climate.
15. Black soils are favourable for the cultivation of ____.
16. Natural robber cultivation is predominant
in ____state.
17. Estuarine fisheries are part of ____ fisheries.
18. The crop that is grown in April, May and
June is called as ____.
19. The Rabi season is from ____ to ____.
20. The average land holding in India is ____
hectares.
13) Warm and moist; 14) Hot and humid;

15) Cotton; 16) Kerala; 17) Inland; 18)
Zayad or summer crop; 19) November to
February; 20) 1.7; 21) Small land holdings; 22) Estuarine fisheries; 23) Pulses;
24) Paddy; 25) 1970; 26) Small Farmers
Development Agency; 27) Intensive Agricultural Development Programme; 28)
High Yielding Varieties; 29) Blue revolution; 30) First; 31) Cash; 32) Subsistence;
33) Jowar; 34) Wheat; 35) Rabi.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) Name four different agricultural development programs?
2) What are the Crop Seasons?
3) What are Food Grain Crops?
4) What are the Plantation Crops? Give
requirements of their growth?
5) What is livestock?
2 Marks
1) Why Marine fishing is very predominant
on West coast?
4 Marks
1) How do you say that India is essentially an
agricultural country in the world?
2) Describe the importance of agriculture in
India?
3) Explain the important characteristic features of Indian agriculture?
4) What is Green Revolution? Explain its
objectives?
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MINERALS
1. Mica is an indispensable mineral in ____
industry.
2. The maximum energy producing mineral
in India is ____.
3. The important state for gypsum production is ____.
4. The important iron ores of India are ____
and ____.
5. Diamonds are richly available in the state
of ____.
6. India is ____ in copper production.
7. The important lignite coal field is ____.
8. Thorium and Uranium are richly found in
____ sand deposits.
9. The leading producer of diamonds is____.
10. Most of the iron ore deposits are located in
the ____ rocks.
11. Minerals were called wealth by famous
economist ____.
12. The metal used with copper for brass is
____.
13. India is the largest producer and exporter
of ____ in the world.
14. Ankleshwar produces ____.
15. One of the non-metallic minerals is ____.
16. ____ occupies the first rank in the world in
the production of manganese.
17. For heat insulation ____ is mostly used.
18. Limestone is mostly used in the manufacture of ____.
19. ____ and ____ are the two sources of
Nuclear energy.
20. Iron ore is exported from Visakhapatnam
Sea port to ____.
21. Monazite is used to extract ____.
22. Digboi in Asom is famous for ____.
23. Of all the Indian states ____ is the leading
state in the production of gypsum.
24. For small scale generation of electricity in
rural area ____ plant is useful.
25. Rock salt in Rajasthan is produced at
____.
26. In Kadapah district the leading mineral
that is mined is ____.
27. In the manufacture of phosphate fertilizers
____ is used.
28. The metal that is imported by India from
Italy and Britain is ____.
29. The state that has the largest deposits of
minerals in India is ____.
30. Second grade coal is available at ____ in
our state.
31. Lead and Zinc occur in association among
____.
32. Most of the iron ore
deposits are located in
____.
33. India ranks ____ in the
production
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Manganese in the world.
34. Kolar is famous for ____.
35. The mineral that is used in pencil manufacturing is ____.
ANSWERS
1) Electrical and electronic; 2) Coal; 3)
Rajasthan; 4) Hematite and magnetite; 5)
Madhya Pradesh; 6) Deficient; 7)
Neyveli; 8) Monazite; 9) Panna in
Madhya Pradesh; 10) Achaean; 11)
Kautilya or chanakya; 12) Zinc; 13)
Mica; 14) Petroleum; 15) Graphite; 16)
Russia; 17) Asbestos; 18) Cement; 19)
Uranium and thorium; 20) Japan; 21)
Thorium; 22) Petroleum; 23) Rajasthan;
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schist; 32) Archean rocks; 33) Third; 34)
Gold; 35) Graphite.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) What are fuel minerals?
2) Name the four atomic minerals?
3) What are the important mineral belts
identified in the country?
INDUSTRIES
1. Silk industry is predominant in ____ state.
2. The ____ dock is located at Mumbai.
3. The important oil refinery in the western
coast is ____
4. ____ industrial region
is often compared to the
Ruhr
region
of
Germany.
5. Most of the steel plants
were established under ____ sector.
6. ____are the foremost cotton textile manufacturing states in India.
7. ____was setup with the assistance of
Germany.
8. The first cement factory in India was built
at ____.
9. ____ is the Chief raw material for Cement
industry.
10. The biggest oil refinery in India is located
at ____.
11. ____ is the largest cement producing state
in India.
12. The cement factories are usually located
where there are ____ deposits.
13. The shipyard at Visakhapatnam is called
as ____
14. The ships for Indian navy are built at____.
15. one of the agro based industry is ____.
16. Srinagar is famous for ____.
17. Dhariwal is famous for ____.
18. In ancient India ____ industry was famous
ANSWERS
1) Karnataka; 2) Mazagaon; 3) Mumbai;
4) Chota nagpur; 5) Public; 6) Gujarat
and Maharashtra; 7) Rourkela steel plant;
8) Chennai; 9) Limestone; 10) Mathura in
Uttar Pradesh; 11) Tamilnadu; 12)
Limestone; 13) Hindustan ship yard; 14)
Mumbai; 15) Sugar; 16) Woollen textiles;
17) Woollen textiles; 18) Handloom.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) Name the raw material required for Iron
and steel industry?
2) What is an Industrial Region?
3) Name the major industrial regions in
India?
2 Marks
1) Name the oil refineries located in India?
4 Marks
1) What are the facilities required for ship
building industry and name the major ship
building unites?
2) What are the favourable factors for the
development of cotton textile industry in
and around Mumbai and Ahmadabad?
3) Why the location of sugar industry is

strictly confined to very close vicinity of
sugarcane growing areas?
TRANSPORT AND
COMMUNICATION
1. Indian railways are under ____ under taking.
2. In India, railway network makes a very
dense pattern on the areas of ____.
3. ____has the largest rail route length.
4. Door to door delivery and collection of
goods is possible in ____.
5. N.H.-7 is running from ____.
6. ____is the costliest and fastest made of
transport.
7. International air services are run by ____.
8. The important navigable canal in South
India is ____.
9. Means of communication for local mail is
____.
10. TRAI stands for ____.
11. The HQ for south-central railways is____.
12. Leh is in the state of ____.
13. Rajdhani channel connects ____.
14. Business channel ____.
15. Green channel ____.
5. Simla is the capital of ____ state.

6. ____ is the paradise among the world's
tourist resorts.
7. Simla is famous for its ____.
8. The Indira Gandhi National Open
University is in ____.
9. IGNOU stands for ____
10. ICSSR stands for ____.
11. AIIMS stands for ____.
12. UGC stands for ____.
13. NCERT stands for____.
14. ICAR stands for ____.
15. DRDL stands for ____.
ANSWERS
1) Hyderabad; 2) Tirupati; 3) Yamuna; 4)
Udagamandalam; 5) Himachal Pradesh;
6) Srinagar; 7) Apple; 8) Delhi; 9) Indira
Gandhi National Open University; 10)
Indian Council of Social Science Research; 11) All India Institute of Medical
Science; 12) University Grant Commission; 13) National Council for Educational
Research and Training; 14) Indian Council of Agricultural Research; 15) Defence
Research and Development Limited.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
ANSWERS
1) Public; 2) North Indian plains; 3) Uttar
Pradesh; 4) Road transport; 5) Varanasi to
Kanyakumari; 6) Air transport; 7) Air
2 Marks
1) What are the natural scenic beauties of
Srinagar?
2) Write a short note on Varanasi?
Civics: he/she has to go

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Factors promoting national integration
Role of India in UNO
Precautions for riding motor cycle.
Election procedure
Role of women
India; 8) Buckingham canal; 9) Green

channel; 10) Telecom Regulatory
Authority of India; 11) Secunderabad;
12) Jammu and Kashmir; 13) Delhi to
state capitals; 14) Pincode Business mail;
15) Local mail.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) What are the different means of transport?
2) What are the different gauges of rail transport?
3) Name the different types roads?
2 Marks
1) What are the challenges of Railways?
4 Marks
1) Why are the Means of transport and communication called the life lines of a country?
2) What are the advantages of road transport?
PLACES OF INTEREST
1. Musi river flows in the
midst of ____.
2. The most famous pilgrim centre in south
India is ____.
3. New Delhi is situated
on the bank of the river ____.
4. Ooty is also called by the other name____.
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3) Explain briefly about Mount Abu?

4) Briefly describe the importance of Simla?
5) Write a short note on Tirupati?
4 Marks
1) Explain the historical significance of
Hyderabad?
2) Describe the important aspects of Delhi
city?
SEA PORTS AND TOWNS

1. ____ is the man made port.
2. ____port is located on the cross roads of
East and West.
3. ____ port is located on the bank of a river
4. Natural harbours are found along a fairly
____coast line.
5. The biggest port in terms of Sea borne
trade is ____ .
6. The number of major ports on East Coast
are ____.
7. A long coastline is suitable for ____ trade.
8. Manganese and mica are the two important minerals exported form ____.
9. ____ barrage has improved the head water
supply of the river Hoogly.
10. The chief exports of the kolkata port are
____.
11. ____ is the main problem of Kolkatta port
12. The importance of kolkatta port has
declined due the construction of ____.
13. Leather and leather goods are exported
from ____.
14. The main imports of Chennai port are

____ and ____.
15. The land locked harbour is ____.
ANSWERS
1) Chennai; 2) Cochin; 3) Kolkata; 4)
Natural; 5) Mumbai; 6) Six; 7) Foreign;
8) Mumbai; 9) Farakka; 10) Jute; 11) Silt
accumulation; 12) Visakha and Paradeep
ports; 13) Chennai; 14) Coal and petroleum; 15) Visakhapatnam
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
1 Mark
1) Distinguish between a Harbor and Port?
2) Why all the natural harbours are not
becoming major ports?
3) What are the problems faced by the
Kolkata Sea port?
4 Marks
1) Give the important advantages of Mumbai
to become the largest port in India?
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
1. ____is the single largest item of import.
2. ____ are the largest item of exports.
3. ____is the most important country in Asia
for the destination of exports.
4. The volume of imports in agricultural
products is ____
5. The major portion of India's exports consists of ____.
6. The most important among the exports of
agriucltural products from India is ____.
7. In 1993-94 the percentage of imports of
agricultural products is ____.
8. The country having maximum imports
from India is ____.
9. The most important among imports of
India is ____.
10. The foreign trade of a country consists of
both ____ and ____.
11. Among the ores exported ____ is a major
one.
12. ____ are the most important exports from
India to other countries.
13. The volume of imports in agricultural
products is ____
ANSWERS
1) Petroleum; 2) Manufactured goods; 3)
Japan; 4) Considerably reduced; 5) Manufacturing goods; 6) Sea food; 7) 2.4%;
8) USA; 9) Petrol; 10) Imports and
exports; 11) Iron ore; 12) Software products; 13) Considerably low.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Marks
1) What is a Foreign Trade and why it is a
must?
2) What do you understand by the direction of
foreign trade?
3) What is the composition of exports?
4) What is the composition of imports?
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DMK and AIADMK; 26) TDP; 27)

22. The term scheduled caste was first used in

INDIA, UN AND WORLD

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14. Battle of Plassey was fought in the year

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18.3%; 11) 52.2%; 12) 65.38%; 13) 629

1997, low income countries are those with

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5. Firms with capital investment of not more

29. Three annual plans were implemented

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____ of the people.

PHYSICAL FEATURESRELIEF AND DRAINAGE

12. ITC stands for ____.

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12. The forests of Western Ghats are of ____

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The older alluvium is called ____.

10. The average annual removal of top soil per

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The least populous state is ____.

White coal; 12) Andhra Pradesh; 13)

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