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2.J Periodic Test : 2024 -25 Time :60 Minutes. Class: IX.Sample Paper Questions / Answers Subject: S.Sc. Time : 2 Periods. 1. All Questions are Compulsory. 2.Question No 1 to 8.bearing 1 Marks Each 3.Question No 9 to15 bearing 2 Marks Each 4.Question No 16 bearing 3 Marks Only. Q.1. Which is the highest mountain peak of Eastern Ghats ? a. K2. b. Anai Mudi c. Mahendragiri d. Arawali Q.2. Name the State where Garo Khasi and Jaintia hills are located a. Assam. b. Mizoram. c. Meghalaya d. Sikkim Q.3. Which of the following is included in the Secondary Sector ? a. Tourism. b. Agriculture. c. Manufacturing d. Banking Q.4.Name Asian Country Which has invested their most part of Resources held of education and Health, Answer : Japan. Q.5.Why is a democratic government a better government ?. a. It is more accountable. b. It improves the Quality of decision making. c. It deals with differences and conflicts. d. All of the above, Q.6. Name one country Which follow one person, one vote one value principle Answer : USA & India Q.7. Who wrote the Sprit of Laws a. John Locke b. Montesquieu c. Voltaire d. Danton. Q.8. Name the place where Napoleon was defeated ? Answer : Waterloo. Q.9. Distinguish between Khadar & Bhawar. Answer : Khadar : New Alluvium Very Fertile Found into lower levels of the plains Does not contain Kinkade Nodules Bhawar : Old Alluvium. Not so fertile. Found into upper levels of the plains. Contains Kinkade Nodules. Q.10.Explain economic activity with example. Answer : Any activity that gives income in return is called economic activity. Q.11. What is the role of education in human capital formation.? Q.12. Distinguish between Democratic Election and Non Democratic Election. Answer : In a Democratic country. a.Each adult citizen has a vote; b.Each vote has one value; and Free and fair elections are held. d.In a non-democratic country. e.Election does not offer a choice and fair opportunity; f. Rulers are not elected by the people; and the rulers have unlimited power. Q.13. Democracy is better than other forms of Government because it allows us to correct its own mistakes. Explain. Answer : Democracy is better than other forms of Government because it allows us to correct its own mistakes. a.There is no guarantee that mistakes cannot be made in a democracy b. There is always a room for the correction of the mistakes c.The advantage in a democracy is that such mistakes cannot be hidden for long. d.There is a space for public discussion on these mistakes. e. And there is room for correction.Either the rulers have to change their decisions,or the rulers can be changed. Q.14.Write four democratic rights we enjoy today in India whose origin could be traced from the French Revolution. Answer : These are the democratic rights we enjoy today in India whose origin could be traced from the French Revolution. a.Right to Equality b.Right to Freedom c.Cultural & Educational Rights d.Right to Religious Freedom e.Right against Exploitation f. Right to Constitutional Remedies Q.15. Write two laws which were introduced by the revolutionary government to improve the condition of the women's lives in France Answer : These are two laws which were introduced by the revolutionary government to improve the condition of the women's lives in France a.Schooling was made compulsory for all girls b.Father could not longer force them into marriage against their will c.Divorce was made legal d.Marriage was registered under civil law Q.16. Give an account of the Northern Plains Answer : The northern plains are formed by the interplay of 3 major Himalayan river systems: The Indus river, the Ganga river, and the Brahmaputra river- along with their tributaries. The alluvial soil that is brought down by the rivers from the Himalayan mountain also has resulted in the formation of the northern plains that remain very fertile. ------------ Registration : Opens for Dav PGC Supporting 3rd. Periodic Exam. Questions / Answers Sample Paper Session (24 -25 ) 
2.J Periodic Test : 2024 -25 Time : 2 Periods. Class: IX.Sample Paper Questions / Answers. Subject: S.Sc. Time : 2 Periods. ------- 3rd PT. Class 9. History : 7: Marks. ----------- Q.1.When did Brandis set up the Indian Forest Service ? (1) Marks. a. 1863 b. 1864. c. 1865 d. 1866. Answer : 1864. Q.2.Where was the Imperial Forest Research set up ? (1) Marks. a. Nainital. b. Dehradun.in 1906. c. Ramnagar d. Shimla. Answer : Dehradun. Q.3.What do you mean by Shifting Cultivation ? (2) Marks. Answer : Shifting cultivation is a traditional agricultural method where farmers temporarily cultivate land, then abandon it to allow natural vegetation to return. This method is also known as swiddening or swidden farming. Q.4.How were the lives of people affected ? (3) Marks. Answer : (i) Now the villagers were deprived of their customary practices like hunting, cutting, grazing their cattle, collecting fruits, etc. (ii) One of the major impacts was stopping on the practice of shifting cultivation or swidden agriculture. Shifting cultivation is a traditional agricultural method where farmers temporarily cultivate land, then abandon it to allow natural vegetation to return. This method is also known as swiddening or swidden farming. (iii) People were now forced to steal wood from the forests and if they were caught, they were at the mercy of the forest guards who would take bribes from them.. (iv) Women who collected fuel woods were especially worried. (v) It was common for police, constables and forest guards to harass people by demanding free food from them. ------ 3rd.PT Civics : 6.Marks ----------- Q.1.Which of two houses is more powerful ? (1) Marks a. Lok Sabha b. Rajya Sabha c. State Assembly d. None of these. Answer : a. Lok Sabha Q.2.Who is head of the Government in our country ? (1) Marks a.Prime Minister. b. President c. Chief Justice of India d. Chief Election Commissioners Answer : Prime Minister. Q.3.What is SEBC ? (2) Marks. Answer : SEBC means Socially and Economically or Educationally Backward Class. It is the another name of for all those people who belong to castes that are considered backward by the government. Q.4.What is meant for the Independence of the Judiciary ? (2) Marks. Answer : Judicial independence means that the judiciary is free from the influence of other branches of government, private interests, or partisan interests. It is important for the separation of powers and ensures that judges can make rulings based on the law and their discretion, even if those decisions are unpopular or opposed. ------- 3rd. PT. Geography : 6 Marks. ----------- Q.1.In which one of the following types of Vegetation does rubber belong to? (1) (a) Tundra. (b) Tidal. (c) Himalayan. (d) Tropical Evergreen. Q.2.Which one of the following trees grow in the Montane Forests? (1) (a) Shisham (b) Silver fir. (c) Khair (d) Sal. Q.3. What factors are responsible for the distribution of plants and animals in India.? (2) Answer : India is a diversified country with vast variety of flora and fauna. The main factors responsible for distribution of flora and fauna are - a. Favourable topography, b. Availability of minerals, c. Fresh water resources, d. Suitable climatic conditions e. Soil fertility. Q.4. Write the differences between the Tropical Evergreen and Tropical Deciduous Forests.(2) Answer : (i)Tropical Evergreen Forests are found in the regions receiving more than 200 cm of rainfall. Tropical Deciduous Forests are found in the region having rainfall in the range of 70 cm – 200 cm. (ii) The trees of the deciduous forests shed their leaves for about six to eight months during the dry season. Tropical Evergreen Forests never shed their leaves. (iii)Tropical Evergreen Forests : Mahogani, Ebony, Rosewood, Rubber Tropical Deciduous Forests : Sisam, Neem, Peepal, Bamboo, Mango ------ 3rd. PT. Economics : 6. Marks ----------- Q.1 Which of the following is used to measure poverty ? (1) (a) Education and Health (b) Education and Literacy Level (c) Income or Consumption Level (d) All of the above. Q.2 In which of the following States Public Distribution System has helped in reducing the poverty? (1) (a) Punjab. (b) Haryana. (c) Tamil Nadu. (d) Bihar Q.3. Mention any two anti - poverty programmes adopted by the government.(2). Answer : (i) NREGA The government formulated several anti - poverty schemes to eradicate poverty such as National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) 2005, Later on it was renamed as the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) of 2005 is a law that guarantees 100 days of employment per year to adult members of rural households in India. The law's goal is to improve the livelihood security of rural residents by creating jobs that develop the area's infrastructure. (ii) Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana (PMRY), (iii) Rural Employment Generation Programme, (iv) Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY), (v) Pradhan Mantri Gramodaya Yojana (PMGY), (vi) Antyodaya Anna Yojana ... Q.4. What is the aim of Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana ? (2) Answer : The scheme was launched on the auspicious day of 2nd October, 1993, the birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi all over the country The main objective of the PMRY scheme was to provide easy subsidized financial assistance to educated unemployed youth for starting their own enterprises in manufacturing, business & service ... --------- Theme English : Page : 3 ---------- Editor   Kolkotta Desk. Editor : Shakti Seema. ⭐ The Secret of your success is determined by your ' Hardwork ' and strong ' Focus ' on your goal  Relationships  Relationships Are like birds If you hold tightly They die If You hold loosely They fly But if you hold with care They remain with you forever. Anonymous. ----------- Articles Editorial Page : 4. ------------ Editor.  Archana Phul. Shimla. Free Lancer / Times of India / Shimla ----------- A / E / Page : 4 . Article : Pipli Applique : A Dazzling Discovery in Odisha.  Ashok Karan Writer / Photo Editor : Public Agenda. Ex. Staff Photographer : Hindustan Times ( Patna. Ranchi ) ⭐
Pipli Applique : A Dazzling Discovery in Odisha. Have you ever stumbled upon a hidden gem while traveling ? That's exactly what happened to me on a assignment in Odisha. My train back to Ranchi wasn't until late, so I was relaxing when my phone buzzed – it was the boss ! Shaji. He needed a story for the magazine. With a quick change of plans, I decided to explore Konark, a famous Sun Temple about 60 kilometers from Bhubaneswar. On the way, I spotted a sign for Pipli, a village just 26 kilometers from Bhubaneswar (and about 40 kilometers from Konark). Curiosity piqued, I made a detour. Little did I know, I was about to discover a dazzling art form – Pipli Applique! Pipli's history is intertwined with the worship of Lord Jagannath. As far back as the 12th century, the Gajapati kings commissioned colorful applique canopies, umbrellas, lanterns, and decorations for the annual Rath Yatra festival. This vibrant craft involves teamwork between men and women. Men meticulously cut out intricate shapes, while women stitch them onto base fabrics. The results are stunning – wall hangings, umbrellas, and other items adorned with elephants, peacocks, flowers like lotus and jasmine, and even modern motifs. These artworks, also known as Chandua, come in all shapes and sizes – from purses and bags to clothing and carpets. Pipli Applique wasn't always a tourist attraction. Originally, it was a temple art form patronized by royalty. Today, skilled artisans continue to create beautiful, large-scale decorative pieces, while also adapting their craft to create smaller, more affordable souvenirs. Tourists visiting Odisha often stop by Pipli, captivated by the vibrant displays of lanterns, magnets, pens, and other trinkets made from bamboo, alongside exquisitely crafted jewelry boxes, key chains, and frames. The prices are friendly, making these souvenirs perfect keepsakes to remember your trip. So, next time you're in Odisha, don't miss the chance to explore Pipli and witness the artistry of its talented craftspeople. Their creations are a testament to a rich tradition, and a delightful addition to any traveler's collection. Pictures details —1. Artesian at work. 2. Artistic Pipli products. 3. Huge umbrella on display 4. Pipli products shown by the shopkeeper. 5. Pipli colorful products on sale. Write Up and Photos Ashok Karan, ----------- Photo Gallery : English Page : 6. ------------- Editor. 
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2.J Periodic Test : 2024 -25 Time :2 Periods . Class: X. Subject: S.Sc. Time : 2 Periods. . ------- X.Class.PT History : 7 Marks. ------------ Q.1. Which was the title name of the music publisher E.T. Paul's book ? (1) a. The Social Contract b. Dawn of the Century. c. Two Treatises of the Government d. Two Tracts on Government Q.2. When did the Industrial Revolution take place in England around ? (1) a. 1650 around b. 1750 around c. 1850 around d. 1950 around or Statement I : The term Proto is associated with first or early form of something. Statement II : The most dynamic industries in Britain were cotton and metals. (a) Statement (i) is correct and (ii) is incorrect (b) Statement (i) is incorrect and (ii) is correct (c) Both (i) and (ii) are incorrect (d) Both (i) and (ii) are correct Q.3.Define the Industrial Revolution. When and where did it take place ? (2) Q.4. Why did the upper class prefer handmade goods in the Victorian Britain ? (3) ----------- X. Class.PT Civics : 6 Marks -------------- Q.1.When was the INC formed ? (1) a.1884. b.1885 c.1886 d.1887 or When was the BSP formed ? a.1983 b.1984 c.1985 d.1986. or Statement I -The USA and UK have multi party system. Statement II -The multi party system provides choice to the voters. (a) Statement (i) is correct and (ii) is incorrect (b) Statement (i) is incorrect and (ii) is correct (c) Both (i) and (ii) are incorrect (d) Both (i) and (ii) are correct Q.2.What are the criteria for being the National Parties ? (2) Q.3.Why do we need the political parties ? (3) * * -------- Dav Public Schools 2nd Periodic Exam. Session (24 -25 ) Full Marks : 25.. Timing : 60 Minutes. Sample Paper : Questions / Answers Paper. Time : 2 Periods . Class: VIII .PT Question / Subject: S.Sc. History. Full Marks : 9 Q.1.Who initiated
the Wardha Education Scheme in 1937 ? (1) (a) Mahatma Gandhi (b) Raja Ram Mohan Roy (c) Dr.B.R.Ambedkar (d) Swami Vivekananda Q.2. Fill in the blanks. (1) The British shifted their capital from Calcutta to Delhi in ....... Q.3. Case Based Study (2) Queen Victoria was the queen of the United Kingdom (Great Britain) and Ireland from 1837-1901. Her reign was the second longest reign of any other British monarchy in history after Queen Elizabeth -II. From 1 May 1876, she adopted the additional title of 'Empress of India'. This title was proclaimed at Delhi Durbar in 1877. Q.3 / 1. In which year Delhi Durbar was held for Queen Victoria? Q.3 / 2. Whose rein was the second longest reign in the UK ? Q.4. Define the term de -urbanisation. (2) Q.5. Which were the social evils prevalent in the Indian Society ? (3) Class 8.Subject :S.Sc. General instructions All. questions are compulsory. Marks are
indicated against each question. A.Tick correct option. (3 Marks) Q.1. Who initiated
the Wardha Education Scheme in 1937? (a) Mahatma
Gandhi. (b).Raja Ram
Mohan Roy (c).Dr. B.R.Ambedkar (d).Swami
Vivekanand Q.2.Which
industry is known as the backbone of of modern civilization? (a) Beverage industry (b).Textile
industry (c).Cement
industry (d).Iron and
steel industry. Q.3..The President
can dissolve the Lok Sabha on the advice of (a).The speaker
of Lok Sabha (b).The Chairman
of of Rajya Sabha (c).The Union
council of Ministers (d).The Prime Minister
of India B.Fill in the blanks. (3 Marks) Q.1: Clustering of industries in a particular area is
defined as ---------region. Q.2: The British shifted their capital from Calcutta to
Delhi in ------- Q.3:The President of India is elected by a -------- -------- vote system. C.Case based questions ( 2 Marks) Queen Victoria was the queen of the United Kingdom (Great
Britain) and Ireland from 1837-1901.Her reign was the second longest reign of
any other British monarchy in the history after Queen Elizabeth From 1 May 1876,
she adopted the additional title of ‘ Empress of India’ . This title was
proclaimed at Delhi Durbar in 1877. C.A.In which year Delhi Durbar was held for Queen
Victoria? C.B.Whose reign was the second longest reign in the UK ? D. Assertion - Reason question (3 Marks) In the following questions, the Assertion (A) and Reason
(R) have been given. Read both statements carefully and choose the correct answer
from the below. (a). A is false, R is true. (b). A is true, R is false (c). Both A and R are true. (d). Both A and R are false. (1).Assertion (A) Agro - based industries use plant and animal
- based products as their raw materials. Reason (R) This is used as raw materials for the manufacture
of a number of other products, such as heavy machinery. (2) Assertion (A) Bengaluru has developed as the major IT centre in India. Reason (R) The Government of Karnataka was the first to
pass and announce an IT policy in 1992. (3) Assertation (A) Osaka is an important textile centre of Japan. Reason (R) It is also known as the “ Manchester of Japan
“ E.Short Question - Answer ( 8 Marks) Q.1. Define the term de-urbanisation. Q.2. What do you mean by the Coalition Government? Q.3. How can the president of india be removed? Q.4. Mention two functions of the prime minister of India F. Long Question - Answer (6 Marks) Q.1.Which were the social evils prevalent in the Indian
society? Q.2.Why is cotton textile industry largely concentrated
in Gujarat and Maharashtra? Explain any three reasons.
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