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CHAPTER-01 POLITICAL SCIENCE PROBLEMS OF INDIA AND THEIR REMEDIES (One marks) 1. Developing deep attachment with the place of living is called regionalism. 2. Linguistic states have been created in 1956 in India. 3. In Karnataka there is Lokayuktha to curb corruption. 4. Population of India has been crossed 121 crores as per 2011 census. 5. Getting more profits from consumers is called as profiteering. 6. Communalism is the strong feeling or too much attachment towards ones religion. 7. According to 2011 censes, literacy rate is 74%. 8. In 1998 ‘National Literacy Mission’ has been established by the Government. 9. Article 21 of our constitution Right to Education has been guaranteed. 10.In 2009 Compulsory free education has been implemented for the children. 11.In Karnataka 33...

World Problems and India’s Role-10th Social Science Notes and Question Bank

Chapter - 04 Geography World Problems and India’s Role I. Answer in a sentence: 1. What is terrorism? A. Terrorism means the systematic use of terror as a means of coercion. 2. What is Racism (Apartheid)? A. It is a policy of discrimination based on race between white people & black people. I. Answer in 2/3 sentence : 1. Explain india’s role in favour of human rights? A. *Provision for fundamental rights in the constitutions. *Even through UNO & other international forums India urges for the protection of human rights. * India is against genocide, all sorts of exploitations & oppression. * Evils like slave trade, traffic in human beings, child labours and exploitation of women are prohibited. 2. Which were the agreements made in world to reduce the armament saw? A. Since 1963 the USA and USSR had entered into a number of bilateral agreements * Strategic Arms limitation treaty (SALT) * Partial Test ban tre...

Foreign Policy of India-10th Social Science Notes and Question Bank

Chapter-02 Political Science Foreign Policy of India I. Answer in a sentence : I. What is meant by disarmament? A Eliminating all or specific arms and ammunition gradually. II. Answer in 5/6 sentence : 1. Why is India champiming the cause of disarmament as very important for the present day world? A. * Disarmament means elminating all or spcific arms and ammunitions gradually. • There is heavy competition in manufacturing, marketing and stocking these arms and ammunitions • There is fear among many nations that third world was may take place. • There is every possibility that knowingly or unintentionally by wrong notions, nations may use nuclear weapons...

POPULATION OF INDIA-10th Social Science Notes and Question Bank

Chapter 13 Geography POPULATION OF INDIA I. Choose the correct answer. II. Answer in a sentence: 1. What are the types of migrations? A. • Internal migration. • International migration. 1. What factors identified the reason of low density? A. • Floods • Earth quakes • Desert regions • Cyclones • Other Nation hazards. 2. What measures are formulated by Indian government to prevent rapid growth of pop'n? Advertise A. • Family planning. • Women welfare projects. • Field plans. • Publicity and advertisement. • Creating awareness among the rural pop'n etc. 3. What is the difference between internal migration and international migration? A. Shifting from one place to another within the country is called Internal ...

THE ADVENT OF EUROPEANS TO INDIA-10th Social Science Notes and Question Banks

HISTORY CHAPTER-01 THE ADVENT OF EUROPEANS TO INDIA Text Book Question and Answers Fill in the blanks with suitable words: 1. The European trade was monopolized by portugese in India in the 17th Century. 2. The first Carnatic war was fought between British and French 3. In the battle of Wandiwash British Commander Sir Iyre coot was defeated the French. 4. In the Battle of Plassey Robert Clive assumed the leadership of the English army. 5. Dual Government was brought by Robert Clive in Bengal. Answer the following questions after discussing them in groups: 1. How was the European trade conducted with India in the beginning? • In the middle ages, trade between India and Europe was being conducted via the Persian Gulf, red sea and the routes to the north west of India. • Italy was the center for distribution of Indian spice through its rich cities like Vennis, Geneva, Milan and the Florence 2. “Scientific developments led to sea voyages”. Justif...

Three and Four Marks Question and Answers-10th(SSLC) Social Science Passing Package

Three and Four Marks Question and Answers-10th(SSLC) Social Science Passing Package Three marks Questions and Answers: 1. What were the reasons for decline of Portuguese rule in India? - The successors of Albuquerque were inefficient. - The Marathas threw them out of bassein. - The Mughals forced them to vacate Hughly. - Neglected trade & involved in politics. - Their religious policy of conversion is bigots. - Lack of Economic & human resources - Portughal merged with spain. 2. What were the impacts of Portuguese rule in India? - Increased trade link between Europe & India - Indian Products ( Textiles , Rice , Spices ) gained wider market in Europe. - The American crops were ( tobacco , groundnuts , onions , chillies , maize , potatoes , cashewnuts ) introduced in India. & Radical change in Indian agriculture - European architecture was introduced in India. - First Printing machine was brought to Goa in 1556. 3. What were the causes for ...

NATURAL RESOURCES-9th Science Notes and Question Banks

Chapter-1 NATURAL RESOURCES Text Book Question and Answers I. Four alternatives are given to each incomplete statement l question. Choose the right answer 1. A byproduct of coal among the following is a. Nitrogen b. Coke c. Graphite d. Diamond 2. An extinct animal among the following is a. Tiger b. Bison c. Woolly mammoth d. Mongoose 3. In contour farming the field is ploughed to the slope of the field a. Parallel b. Right angle c. Diagonal d. None of the above 4. Chipko movement was started by a. Salumarada Thimmakka b. Sunderlal Bahuguna c. Medha Patkar d. Suresh Heblikar II. Answer the following questions 1. List out the main byproducts of Coal and their uses. a. Coke: used as fuel b. Coal tar: used to obtain insecticides and wood preservatives. c. Sulphur: used to prepare sulphuric acid(H 2 SO 4 ) d. Ammonia: used to prepare fertilizers. 2. How do you conserve soil? a. Maintenance of soil fertility b. Reforestation c. Terracing d. ...

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