Social
Science Class - X 1999 (CBSE) You are on the questions of
Set I
SECTION - A -
HISTORY
Q 1. Mention two important events of 1917 which
turned the course of the First World War. (2)
Q 2. Describe two reforms introduced by the Russian
Czar, Nicholas II after the 1905 revolution. (2)
Q 3. Name any two organizations set up for African
Liberation Movement. (2)
Q 4. Why did the indian leaders oppose Rowlatt Act
in 1919. (2)
Q 5. What is meant by Opium War? Describe the
effects of Opium War on China. (4)
OR
Q 5. Define Imperialism. State any three
economic effects of imperialism. (4)
Q 6. What is referred to as 'International
Economic Order'? What is its importance in the present day world.
(4)
OR
Q 6. What is meant by 'Apartheid'?
What were its effects on the people of South Africa? (4)
Q 7. Why was social reform necessary in 19th
century India? Examine the evils that crept in the society and religion of
that period. (4)
OR
Q 7. How did the racial arrogance of the
British lead to the growth of national conciousness in the later hall of
the 19th century? Explain with examples. (4)
Q 8. Examine the nature of Fascist
aggression between 1930 to 1938. Why were these aggressive activities not
checked by the Allied Powers? (6)
OR
Q 8. What does 'Resistance
Movement' mean in the context of second world war? Explain with examples
its role in weakening of the Fascist powers in Europe. (6)
Q 9. Critically examine the main aspects of
Indian National Movement during the period between 1930 to 1947. (6)
OR
Q 9. Analyse the reasons for
nationalist upsurge in India after the second World War. (6)
Q10. On the given outline map of Asia mark and
show the followiing: (3) (i) One colony of France before 1914 (ii)
Two countries occupied by Japan after 1941.
OR
Q 10. On the given outline map of India
mark and show three places where important Congress sessions were held
between 1905 - 1920. (3)
Note: The following question is for Blind
candidates only in lieu of Q.10.
Q 10. Describe three
contributions of Mahadev Govind Ranade.
OR
Q10. Describe any three effects of the
treaty of versailles on Germany. (3)
SECTION - B -
CIVICS
Q 11. State any two methods of
promoting national integration. (2)
Q 12. How does hoarding lead to
black marketing? Explain. (2)
Q 13. What is the difference between
by-election and midterm election. (3)
Q 14. Give three reasons for the
growing unemployment in urban areas. (3)
Q 15. What influence did the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights have no the Indian Constitution?
What is its significance of the Indian people? (4)
Q 16. Explain the role of Prime
Minister and his council of Ministers in the Parliamentary democracy in
India. What is the significance of 'collective responsibility in this
context? (6)
OR
Q 16. Examine the powers
of the Governor of an Indian state with special reference to his
discretionary powers. (6)
SECTION - C
GEOGRAPHY
Q 17. In the given outline map of
India, locate the following carefully with appropriate symbols and write
the name of each item near its location: 17.1 Vindhyas Range
(5X1=5) 17.2 Capital of Jammu & Kashmir with its name. 17.3
Hirakund Dam 17.4 Main Coffee producing area 17.5 Mumbai
Port. Ans. 17
Note : The following question
is for Blind candidates only in lieu of Q.No. 17.
Q 17.1 What
type of mountain range is the Vindhyas? Q17.2 Name the Capital of Jammu
& Kashmir state. Q17.3 Name the river on which Hirakund Dam has
been built. Q17.4 Which state is the leading producer of coffee in
India. Q17.5 On which coast of India is Mumbai port situated?
Q 18. Study the data given below carefully and
answer the following questions: (2X1=2)
Station |
Latitude |
Height above Mean Sea
Level (in meters) |
Mean Monthly Temperature
(in oC) |
Average Annual
Rainfall (in mm) |
Maximum |
Minimum |
|
Leh |
34oN |
3506 |
17.2(July) |
-
8.5(January) |
85 |
Trivandrum |
8o29'N
|
61 |
28.7(April) |
26.2(July,
Aug.) |
1812 |
Delhi |
29o
N |
219 |
33.3 (May,
June) |
14.4
(January) |
670 |
Q 18.1 Name the coldest station.
Also name the station located in the South of Tropic of Cancer. Q18.2
Name the station which receives precipitation in the form of rainfall and
snowfall as well. Write annual amount of precipitation of the same
station.
Note: The following question is
for Blind candidates only in Lieu of Q.No.18.
Q 18. "Western
Rajasthan receives Less rains'. Write two reasons. (2)
Q19. Study the diagram given below
carefully and answer the following questions: (2X1=2) Rainfall &
Temperature in Chennai
Q19.1 Name the rainiest month. Also name the
climatic season in which this month falls. Q19.2 What is the mean
monthly temperature in May? How much more is it than that of July?
Note: The following question is for Blind
Candidates only in lieu of Q.No. 19.
Q19. 'Chennai gets more
rainfall in winter than summer'. Give two reasons.
Q20. Write two differences between
'glacier' and 'river'. Name one glacier lying in Uttar Pradesh. Also name
the river rising from this glacier. (2+1/2+1/2=3)
Q 21. Write three measures to
conserve eco-system (3)
Q 22. Name two agro-based
industries, except sugar industry. The sugar industry is now shifting from
north to south. Mention two reasons for it. (1+2=3)
Q 23(i) Explain two measures to
stop increase in the area of waste land. (2X1=2)
Q 23(ii) Explain with two reasons how Damodar Valley
Project has helped in managing water resources of river Damodar.
(2x1=2)
Q 24(i) Distinguish between thermal power and water
power. Explain two points. (2x1=2)
Q 24(ii) Annual production of gold has been
dwindling in India. Explain giving two reasons for it. (2x1=2)
Q 25. 'Green Revolution has made
India self-sufficient in the production of cereals.' Explain giving four
points for it. (4x1=4)
Q 26. Discuss rail transport briefly
under the following heads. (5X1=5)
SECTION - D -
ECONOMICS
Q 27. Briefly write the goals
given in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution. (3x1=3)
Q 28. Developing economy faces special problems of
Unemployment. Write 3 factors responsible for these problems. (3)
Q 29(i) Distinguish between 'disguised
unemployment' and 'seasonal unemployment'. (2)
Q 29(ii) Explain with two reasons why Indian
agriculture is in a relatively poor condition (2x1=2)
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