Candor Shrine i Senior Secondary School Page 2
I. Short Answer questions: 5 1 = 5M
1. What was the “Sunset law”?
2. Name the three types of agriculture.
3. Distinguish between the state and the government?
4. Why is jute known as the ‘golden fibre’?
5. What do you mean by ‘Crop rotation’?
II. Long Answer questions : 2 3 = 6M
1. What were the drawbacks of the permanent settlement?
2. Mention four reasons why is it important for a country to have a constitution?
3. Distinguish between sericulture and pisciculture.
III. Map pointing:- 8 ½ =4M
Locate the following areas under different Land revenue systems.
a) Bombay b) Mysore c) Ajmer
d) Hyderabad e) Travancore f) Karachi
g) Kashmir h) Punjab
IV. Choose the correct word :- 6 ½ =3M
1. The Mahalwari system was introduced in ( )
a) Northern India b) Eastern India c) Western India d) Southern India
2. Working without wages to repay a loan is called ( )
a) Slavery b) Free labour c) Bonded labour
3. Which of the following is not a coarse grain? ( )
a) Bajra b) Jowar c) Ragi d) Rice
4. Winter wheat is grown in ( )
a) India b) Pakistan c) USA d) China
5. The Ryotwari system was introduced in the
a) Bombay presidency b) Madras Presidency c) Colkatta Presidency d) All of them
6. An example of primary activity is
a) banking b) transport c) Manufacturing d) fishing
V. Write in one word : 6 1 =6M
1. Coarse grains are called ____________.
2. Cultivation of grapes is known as ______________
3. The introductory part of the constitution _____________.
4. A state that keeps away from religious matters ___________________.
5. A state headed by an elected representatives __________________.
6. The process by which the constitution may be changed ___________________.
VI. Fill in the blanks :- 2 ½ =1M
1. Anand milk co-operative in Gujarat is an example of ____________.
2. The Indigo Revolt began in ____________.
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