SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS X BLUE PRINT OF QUESTION PAPER 2015
1. What was the significance of the treaty of Constantinople in Greek history? 1
Or
What was the most visible form of French control area Vietnam? 1
a. Congress Session of September 1920 b. Dandi Coast c. Champaran
MARKING SCHEME
1. The Treaty of Constantinople recognized Greece as an independent nation.
Or
The most visible form of French control area Vietnam was military and economic derivation.
2. Anthricite, Bituminus, Lignite & Peat
3. Metaled roads are made of cement, concrete or even bitumen of coal. They do not go out of use in rainy season.
4. The interest groups which worked for a particular section. Eg.- SC,ST group
5. Accountable government means government gives account of their works in parliament & people.
6. A person having currency can easily exchange it for commodity or service that he might want.
7. Government put barriers to control production, trade & taxes.
8. It was formed to defend the Khalifa’s temporal power in Turkey which were snatched away by the Britishers.
9. Marianne & Germannia were both female allegers invented by artists in the 19th century to represent the nation.
IMPORTANCE:
i. Remind the public of the national symbol of unity
ii. Germania convered to symbolize the liberal revolution.
OR
i. A form of labour widely used in the plantation from the mid 19th century.
ii. Labourers worked on the basis of contract
iii. Immense power of employers
10.
i. After Jalianwala Bagh Massacre violent movement started.
ii. Gandhiji stopped their movement.
iii. People started to oppose all government activities.
11. As a conserved citizen our duties are:
i. To prevent extra use of energy resources.
ii. To invent new sources of energy
iii. Protect traditional energy like coal, petroleum etc.
12.
i. the IT industry employed over one million persons.
ii. This number is expected to increase sharply in coming year
iii. 30% of people employed in this sector are women.
13.On the basis of ownership Joint venture
14. The result of famous movement of Nepal:
i. Democracy established in Nepal
ii. Seven party alliance formed (SPA)
iii. A combined government of these parties lead the government.
15.
i. if someone expectations not met, we start blaming democracy
ii. democracy is just a form of government
iii. the citizens have to take advantage of democratic conditions and achieve the goals.
16.
i. A democracy make sure that people will have the right to choose the rulers.
ii. Citizens should participate in the decision making process
iii. This is known for its transparency
17. Yes, democracy fulfill the needs of democracy but some drawbacks:
It is not free from corruption
People not feel so free & fair decisions
People gives their best efforts to strengthen the democracy
18.
i. MNC’s take license from government.
ii. MNC’s arrange land to set up the unit
iii. MNC’s arrange raw material, fuel and other requirements
iv. MNC’s arrange markets for their products
19.
i. Due to exploitation of consumers, consumers must know their rights
ii. Consumers started to agitate against their exploitation
iii. Media help to revoke consumers
iv. Our government & judiciary also help to consumer rights.
20.
i. When we as consumer become conscious of our rights, while purchasing various goods & services, we will be able to discriminate and make informed choices
ii. The calls for acquiring the knowledge skill to become a well informed consumer
iii. We should become conscious to our rights.
ii. The criterion of a network of railways further stimulated mobility
iii. A wave of economic nationalism strengthened the wider nationalist sentiments growing at the time.
OR
From the 18th century many religious movements were hosted the western presence. An early movement against French control and spread of Christianity was the scholars revolt in 1868.
This revolt was led by officials at the emperial court angered by spread of Catholicism & French power. They led a general uprising in Ngu An and Ha Tien provinces where over a thousand catholics were killed.
22.
23. The medium used in mass communication are:
24. Main works of political parties:
i. To participate in electoral process
ii. To make government
iii. To make the opposition
iv. To fulfill the needs of people
v. To mediate between people & government
27. Major drawbacks of cotton textile industry:
Non proper modernization of this industry
Dependency on foreign textile industry
Non proper case on cotton farming
Very few numbers of cotton textile mills
Trade barriers in cotton textile industry
More use of polyster, terrycott etc other types of textiles.
28. Banks having role of development of country by:
Banks control the indian economy
Reserve Bank control all banks
Banks provide loans to all needs like agriculture, industry
Banks fulfill the needs of employment
Banks gives all benefits to the government agencies.
29. A. Iron-ore field – Bailadile B. Silk textile Centre - Mysore
V.S.A
|
S.A
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L.A
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TOTAL
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||
HISTORY
|
1.
NATIONALISM IN EUROPE
OR
INDO-CHINA
MOVEMENT
|
1(1)
|
1(3)
|
1(5)
|
09
|
2.
NATIONALISM IN INDIA
|
1(1)
|
2(6)
(1 MAP)
|
1(5)
|
12
|
|
GEOGRAPHY
|
1.
MINERALS & ENERGY RESOURCES
|
1(1)
|
2(6)
(1 MAP)
|
1(5)
|
12
|
2.
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
|
2(6)
|
1(5)
|
11
|
||
3.
LIFELINES OF NATIONAL ECONOMY
|
1(1)
|
1(5)
|
06
|
||
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
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1.
POPULAR STRUGGLES & MOVEMENTS
|
1(1)
|
1(3)
|
1(5)
|
09
|
2.
POLITICAL PARTIES
|
1(5)
|
05
|
|||
3.
OUTCOMES OF DEMOCRACY
|
1(1)
|
1(3)
|
04
|
||
4.
CHALLENGES TO DEMOCRACY
|
2(6)
|
06
|
|||
ECONOMICS
|
1.
MONEY & CREDIT
|
1(1)
|
1(5)
|
06
|
|
2.
GLOBALISATION AND INDIAN ECONOMY
|
1(1)
|
1(3)
|
04
|
||
3.
CONSUMER RIGHTS
|
2(6)
|
06
|
|||
TOTAL
|
08
|
12+2 (MAP)
|
08
|
90
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TOTAL QUESTION :
30
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – II
2014-15
CLASS – X
TIME:
03 Hrs SUB – SOCIAL
SCIENCE M.M.- 90
Instructions:
- The question paper has 30 questions in all. All
questions are compulsory.
- Marks are indicated against each question.
- Question from serial 1 to 8 are very short answer
questions carrying 1 marks.
- Questions from serial 9 to 20 are short answer
questions carrying 3 marks.
- Question from serial 21 to 28 are long answer questions
carrying 5 marks.
- Question 29 & 30 are map questions from History & Geography carrying (3+3) 06 marks.
- An additional 15 minutes have been allotted to read this question paper only.
1. What was the significance of the treaty of Constantinople in Greek history? 1
Or
What was the most visible form of French control area Vietnam? 1
2. Name the types of coal found in India? 1
3. Why are metalled roads called all weather roads? 1
4. What are sectional Interest Groups? Give example. 1
5. What do you mean by an accountable government? 1
6. Give the reason why transactions are made in money? 1
7. For which purpose does the government use trade barriers? 1
8. Why was Khilafat Committee formed in Bombay? 1
9. What are Marianne & Germania? What was the importance of in which they are portrayed?1
Or
3. Why are metalled roads called all weather roads? 1
4. What are sectional Interest Groups? Give example. 1
5. What do you mean by an accountable government? 1
6. Give the reason why transactions are made in money? 1
7. For which purpose does the government use trade barriers? 1
8. Why was Khilafat Committee formed in Bombay? 1
9. What are Marianne & Germania? What was the importance of in which they are portrayed?1
Or
What do you know about Vietnamese indentured labours?
10. What wer the effects of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre? 3
11. As a conserved citizen, what are our duties to conserve energy resources? 3
12. How is the information technology industry able to generate more employment? 3
13. Classify industries on the basis of its ownership? 3
14. What was the result of the popular struggle movement of Nepal? 3
15. Do we have to blame democracy for socio-economic and political problems? 3
16. How does democracy produce an accountable and responsive government? 3
17. Is democracy attentive to the needs of people and is free from corruption? 3
18. Under what conditions do MNC’s set up production? 3
19. How did consumer movement materialize in India? Explain. 3
20. How should a consumer become a well informed consumer? 3
21. What is Zollverin? Why was it formed? 5
Or
How was Scholar’s Revolt of 1868 materialised?
22. What is meant by the idea of Satyagraha? How was it materialized? 5
23. What are the various means of man communication used in India? 5
24. What are the main functions of political parties? 5
25. With increasing population and increasing number of vehicles, what problems are we facing with roadways in India? 5
26. Compare India’s steel production with that of China. What efforts should be made to improve steel production? 5
27. What are the major drawbacks for the cotton textile industries? 5
28. Explain with examples the role of banks in the economic development of country? 5
29. Three features A,B & C are marked in the given outline political map of India. Identify this features with the help of the following information and write their correct names on the lines marked in the map.
A. Iron – ore field B.Automobile industry C. Silk-textile centre 3
10. What wer the effects of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre? 3
11. As a conserved citizen, what are our duties to conserve energy resources? 3
12. How is the information technology industry able to generate more employment? 3
13. Classify industries on the basis of its ownership? 3
14. What was the result of the popular struggle movement of Nepal? 3
15. Do we have to blame democracy for socio-economic and political problems? 3
16. How does democracy produce an accountable and responsive government? 3
17. Is democracy attentive to the needs of people and is free from corruption? 3
18. Under what conditions do MNC’s set up production? 3
19. How did consumer movement materialize in India? Explain. 3
20. How should a consumer become a well informed consumer? 3
21. What is Zollverin? Why was it formed? 5
Or
How was Scholar’s Revolt of 1868 materialised?
22. What is meant by the idea of Satyagraha? How was it materialized? 5
23. What are the various means of man communication used in India? 5
24. What are the main functions of political parties? 5
25. With increasing population and increasing number of vehicles, what problems are we facing with roadways in India? 5
26. Compare India’s steel production with that of China. What efforts should be made to improve steel production? 5
27. What are the major drawbacks for the cotton textile industries? 5
28. Explain with examples the role of banks in the economic development of country? 5
29. Three features A,B & C are marked in the given outline political map of India. Identify this features with the help of the following information and write their correct names on the lines marked in the map.
A. Iron – ore field B.Automobile industry C. Silk-textile centre 3
30. On the same map of India locate the following:
a. Congress Session of September 1920 b. Dandi Coast c. Champaran
1. The Treaty of Constantinople recognized Greece as an independent nation.
Or
The most visible form of French control area Vietnam was military and economic derivation.
2. Anthricite, Bituminus, Lignite & Peat
3. Metaled roads are made of cement, concrete or even bitumen of coal. They do not go out of use in rainy season.
4. The interest groups which worked for a particular section. Eg.- SC,ST group
5. Accountable government means government gives account of their works in parliament & people.
6. A person having currency can easily exchange it for commodity or service that he might want.
7. Government put barriers to control production, trade & taxes.
8. It was formed to defend the Khalifa’s temporal power in Turkey which were snatched away by the Britishers.
9. Marianne & Germannia were both female allegers invented by artists in the 19th century to represent the nation.
IMPORTANCE:
i. Remind the public of the national symbol of unity
ii. Germania convered to symbolize the liberal revolution.
OR
i. A form of labour widely used in the plantation from the mid 19th century.
ii. Labourers worked on the basis of contract
iii. Immense power of employers
10.
i. After Jalianwala Bagh Massacre violent movement started.
ii. Gandhiji stopped their movement.
iii. People started to oppose all government activities.
11. As a conserved citizen our duties are:
i. To prevent extra use of energy resources.
ii. To invent new sources of energy
iii. Protect traditional energy like coal, petroleum etc.
12.
i. the IT industry employed over one million persons.
ii. This number is expected to increase sharply in coming year
iii. 30% of people employed in this sector are women.
13.On the basis of ownership Joint venture
Public Sector
Private sector
Co-operative sector
Private sector
Co-operative sector
14. The result of famous movement of Nepal:
i. Democracy established in Nepal
ii. Seven party alliance formed (SPA)
iii. A combined government of these parties lead the government.
15.
i. if someone expectations not met, we start blaming democracy
ii. democracy is just a form of government
iii. the citizens have to take advantage of democratic conditions and achieve the goals.
16.
i. A democracy make sure that people will have the right to choose the rulers.
ii. Citizens should participate in the decision making process
iii. This is known for its transparency
iv. Democratic government is a legitimate government.
17. Yes, democracy fulfill the needs of democracy but some drawbacks:
It is not free from corruption
People not feel so free & fair decisions
People gives their best efforts to strengthen the democracy
18.
i. MNC’s take license from government.
ii. MNC’s arrange land to set up the unit
iii. MNC’s arrange raw material, fuel and other requirements
iv. MNC’s arrange markets for their products
19.
i. Due to exploitation of consumers, consumers must know their rights
ii. Consumers started to agitate against their exploitation
iii. Media help to revoke consumers
iv. Our government & judiciary also help to consumer rights.
20.
i. When we as consumer become conscious of our rights, while purchasing various goods & services, we will be able to discriminate and make informed choices
ii. The calls for acquiring the knowledge skill to become a well informed consumer
iii. We should become conscious to our rights.
21. In 1834 a customs of union of Zollverin was formed at the initiative of Persia & was joined by most of the German states.
i. The union abolished tariff barriers and reduced the numver of currencies from over thirty to two.
i. The union abolished tariff barriers and reduced the numver of currencies from over thirty to two.
ii. The criterion of a network of railways further stimulated mobility
iii. A wave of economic nationalism strengthened the wider nationalist sentiments growing at the time.
OR
From the 18th century many religious movements were hosted the western presence. An early movement against French control and spread of Christianity was the scholars revolt in 1868.
This revolt was led by officials at the emperial court angered by spread of Catholicism & French power. They led a general uprising in Ngu An and Ha Tien provinces where over a thousand catholics were killed.
22.
i. Gandhiji started their movements in India by Satyagraha
ii. Satyagraha means geneiune demands put before government
iii. Government pressurized to fulfill these demands
iv. In this movement, the main aim is to non use of violence and other activities
iii. Government pressurized to fulfill these demands
iv. In this movement, the main aim is to non use of violence and other activities
v. Satyagraha was a successful event of Mahatma Gandhi
23. The medium used in mass communication are:
Mass media
a. Print media--------------- Newspaper, Books, Magazines etc
b. Electronic media-------------- TV, Radio, Internet, phones etc
a. Print media--------------- Newspaper, Books, Magazines etc
b. Electronic media-------------- TV, Radio, Internet, phones etc
24. Main works of political parties:
i. To participate in electoral process
ii. To make government
iii. To make the opposition
iv. To fulfill the needs of people
v. To mediate between people & government
25.With increasing population and number of vehicles, following problems in road transport:
i. Over crowd on roads
ii. Excess use of petroleum
iii. Traffic problem on roads
iv. Less use of public transport
v. Maximum number of road accidents
i. Over crowd on roads
ii. Excess use of petroleum
iii. Traffic problem on roads
iv. Less use of public transport
v. Maximum number of road accidents
26. In 1950’s China and India produced almost the same quantity of steel. In 2004 India was the largest exporter of steel which is 2.25% of global trade. Today China is the largest producer:
i. Liberalization and foreign trade investment have given a boost to the industry with the efforts of private entrepreneurs
ii. There is a need to allocate resources for research and development to produce steel more competitively
iii. We need to regularize the supply of energy and improve the structure for better production.
i. Liberalization and foreign trade investment have given a boost to the industry with the efforts of private entrepreneurs
ii. There is a need to allocate resources for research and development to produce steel more competitively
iii. We need to regularize the supply of energy and improve the structure for better production.
27. Major drawbacks of cotton textile industry:
Non proper modernization of this industry
Dependency on foreign textile industry
Non proper case on cotton farming
Very few numbers of cotton textile mills
Trade barriers in cotton textile industry
More use of polyster, terrycott etc other types of textiles.
28. Banks having role of development of country by:
Banks control the indian economy
Reserve Bank control all banks
Banks provide loans to all needs like agriculture, industry
Banks fulfill the needs of employment
Banks gives all benefits to the government agencies.
29. A. Iron-ore field – Bailadile B. Silk textile Centre - Mysore
C. Automobile Industry – Gurgaon
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