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2 Strictly as per the latest Blueprint & Design of the Question Paper is issued by Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) for SSLC Exams KSEEB - SSLC CHAPTERWISE & TOPICWISE QUESTION BANK WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Previous Year s Questions and Interactive Formative Assessment Activities CLASS 0 SOCIAL SCIENCE

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4 UNIT I : HISTORY CONTENTS Blue Print, Latest Design of Question Paper and guideline for formative Assessment 6 - Solved Paper April 07 with Model Answers (Issued by KSEEB) 3 - Topper's Answers - March Solved Paper June 06 with Model Answers (Issued by KSEEB) 33-0 Solved Paper April 06 with Model Answers (Issued by KSEEB) xiii - xxii Topper's Answers - March 05 xxiii - xxxvi Formative Assessments (FA, FA, FA3 & Fa) -. The Advent of Europeans to India 3-7 Topic - () Europeans Arrival to India as a Trader () The Carnatic wars & the Battle of Plassey. Kannada - Speaking Areas During the 8-3 Colonial Rule Topic - () Rise of Hyder Ali & the Anglo-Mysore Wars () Different Revolts against the colonial Rule 3. Folk History 3-3 Topic - () Significance of Oral History () The Structure and Features of the folk History.. The Foundation of British Administration 35-0 and Its Effects Topic - () Doctrine of Subsidiary Alliance () Anglo-Maratha & Anglo-Sikh Wars (3) The Laws Brought into Force by the British 5. Social and Religious Reforms - Topic - () The Reforms of Brahmo Samaj, Arya Samaj, Prarthana Samaj and Satya Shodhak samaj () Aligarh Movement, RamaKrishna Mission and Theosophical society. 6. The First War of Indian Independence 5-8 (857 A.D.) Topic - () Causes for the Revolt () Spread and Effects of the Revolts 7. Effects of British Rule in India 9-53 Topic - () Land Revenue system and Industries. () Education, Transport, Communication and Journalism 8. The Freedom Struggle 5-60 Topic - () Pre-Gandhian Age () Gandhian Age 9. India after Independence 6-65 Topic - () The Problems faced by India after Independence () Integration of Provinces & Linguistic Formation of States. th 0. The Political Dimensions of the 0 Century Topic - () The World Wars, Rise of Dictators and the Russian Revolution. () The Chinese Revolution (3) The Cold War & Rise of America UNIT II : POLITICAL SCIENCE. Problems of India and Remedies 7-78 Topic - () Social Problems and their Remedies () Economic Problems and their Remedies ( 3 ). Foreign Policy of India 79-8 Topic - () Policy against Racial Discrimination and Colonialism () Non-Alignment and Disarmament 3. India s Relationship with other Countries 8-86 Topic - () India's Relationship with Asian Countries. () India's Relationship with Overseas Countries.. World Problems and India s Role Topic - () Denial of Human Rights and Racism () Race of Armaments and Terrorism 5. World Organizations 9-95 Topic - () United Nations Organisation () Regional Co-operation UNIT III : SOCIOLOGY. Social Stratification Topic - () Social Stratification () Untouchability - A Social Evil. Work and Economic Life 99-0 Topic - () Division of Labour and Classes () Unemployment 3. Collective Behaviour and Protests 0-05 Topic - () Mobs and Riots () Collective Behaviour and women's Self- Help Groups.. Social Problems Topic - () Problem of Child Labour () Harassment of Women. UNIT IV : GEOGRAPHY. India Our Motherland 0 - Topic - () Heritage of India () India-Location and Extent.. Physical Features of India 3-6 Topic - () Northern Mountains and The Great Northern Plains. () Peninsular Plateau and Coastal Plains. 3. India Monsoon Seasons and their Features 7-9 Topic - () Main features of India's Climate. () Distribution of Rainfall. Soils of India 0 - Topic - () Different Types of soils in India () Soil Erosion and conservation of soil 5. Forests of India 3-5 Topic - () Types of forests in India and their Conservation () Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks. 6. Water Resources 6-30 Topic - () Irrigation () Multi-purpose River Valley Projects and Rain-water Harvesting

5 CONTD Land Use and Agriculture 3-3 Topic - () Land use and Agriculture. () Major crops in India. 8. Mineral and Power Resources Topic - () Minerals () Power Resources. 9. Transport System of India 39- Topic - () Importance of Road Transport in India () Major Ports and Airports of India 0. Major Industries of India 3-7 Topic - () Important Industries of India () Knowledge Based Industries.. Communication 8-50 Topic - () Mass Communication and GIS () GPS and Remote sensing Technology.. Natural Disasters 5-53 Topic - () Cyclones and Floods () Landslides, Coastal Erosion and Earthquakes 3. Population of India 5-57 Topic - () Growth of Population, Size and Distribution. () Problems of Migration and Measures to Control. UNIT V : ECONOMICS. Development 58-6 Topic - () Development and Underdevelopment. () Indicators of Human Development. Economy and Government 6-65 Topic - () Five Year Plans and Achievements. () Green Revolution, Liberalization and Globalization 3. Rural Development Topic - () Rural Development and Decentralization () Role of Panchayat Raj Institutions and Women in Development.. Public Finance and Budget 70-7 Topic - () Meaning of Public Finance and Its Importance. () Budget. UNIT VI : BUSINESS STUDIES. Bank Transactions Topic - () Banks and Post offices in Financial Transactions () Types of Bank Accounts and their Advantages.. Insurance Topic - () Insurance- Life Insurance and General Insurance () Principles of Insurance. 3. Entrepreneurship 8-87 Topic - () Role and Importance of Entrepreneurs () Self Employement schemes and Promotional organisations. Globalization of Business 88-9 Topic - () Globalization () World Trade Organization (WTO) ( )

6 PREFACE Malcolm Forbes said Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one and this is something which is always followed by Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB), whether through their education system framework or regular enhancement in curriculum. The aim of KSEEB Curriculum is not just to let learners obtain basic knowledge but to make them life-long learners. The purpose of this book is to nurture individuality and thus enhance one's innate potentials which help in increasing the self-study mode for students. This book strengthens knowledge and attitude related to subject. This book is designed in such a way that students can set their own goals and can improve their problem solving and thinking skills. This book is strictly as per the latest KSEEB Blueprint & Design for SSLC Exams. It contains variety of questions from textbooks. It contains all types of questions like VSA Questions (Very Short Answer), SA Questions (Short Answer), MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) and LA Questions (Long Answer). A synopsis is given for every chapter which contains important points from that chapter. Each chapter has high quality figures wherever required for better, fast and clear understanding. OSWAAL SSLC Question Bank is different and better in terms of High Quality Questions which are developed by 'OSWAAL Expert Panel' which ensures success in examination. The Question Bank is arranged Topic-Wise where each topic from every chapter is explained in detail. MODEL ANSWERS are highlighted to develop student understanding of Marking scheme. It also adheres to SSLC blueprint which enables exam oriented preparation. Formative Assessment Activities are also included in this question bank which increases listening, reading and writing skills. Project Activities are developed for the first time for SSLC. The entire Question Bank is strictly based on the latest textbooks issued by Karnataka Textbook Society for Academic Year Through OSWAAL Books students are taught how to think, not what to think. We at OSWAAL Books try to use quality content, standard language, creativity and high quality figures, which makes readers to enjoy it because we believe if our readers don't enjoy reading our book then there is no use in reading it at all. This is one of the reasons that the scope of this book extends from students to teachers. Teachers can use this book as a perfect teaching guide and students can use this book for good learning and practice. At last we would like to thank our authors, editors, reviewers and specially students whom we request to send suggestions regularly which will help in continuous improvement of this book and will make this book One of the Best. Wish you all Happy Learning. Why Topic Wise Question Banks Are A Better Choice than Previous Year s Papers? Publisher Question Bank. Chapter-wise and Topic wise resentation in Question Banks facilitates systematic study.. Question Banks can be referred to by the students throughout the year as well as at the completion of each chapter in school. 3. Question Banks, take into account any changes in syllabus or layout and hence are fully updated and aligned as per the latest specifications by the Board. Previous Years' Paper. Ye a r Wi se p r e sentation r e stricts methodical flow of learning.. These can be referred to only after the completion of the full syllabus in school. 3. Previous Years' questions cannot be changed and hence fail to be adept with the latest Board specifications. ( 5 )

7 . Advent of Europeans to India. Kannada speaking areas during the colonical rule 3. Folk lore. The foundation of British administration and its effects 5. Social and religious reforms The first war of Indian independence (857 A.D.) Effects of British rule in India 8. The freedom struggle 9. India after independence 0. The political dimensions of the 0 th century. Problems of India and Remedies. 3. History Political Science Foreign policy of India India's Relationship with other countries Remembering Understanding Application Skill Qns mar () () BLUEPRINT (Issued by KSEEB) ()* ()* ()* () (3) (3) () () () () () () (3) (3) World problems and India's Role () 5. World organizations () () Sociology. Social stratification () (3). Work & Make it Economics Ecolife (3) 3.. Collective Behaviour and Protest () Social problems () *Only one internal choice for two marks question and six internal choice for three makes questions. ks ( 6 )

8 ... CONTD. Remembering Understanding Application Skill Geography. India our mother land * *. Physical features of India () 3. Indian monsoon seasons () * and their features. Soils of India () 5. Forests of India () Water resources () * Land use and agriculture () 8. Mineral and power () * resources 9. Transport system of India (3) 0. Major industries of India (3) (). Communication (). Natural disasters () 3. Population of India () Economics Development ().. Economy and Government () 3. Rural development (3). Public finance and budget () (3) Business studies. Bank transactions () (3). Insurance (3) 3. Entrepreneurship () (). Globalization of business () M ap (skill based question) Box items shall not be considered for setting question. ( 7 )

9 LATEST DESIGN OF QUESTION PAPER As per the latest Blueprint (Issued by KSEEB) Dimension History Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks The advent of Europeans to India 3 Kannada Speaking Areas During The Colonial Rule 3 Folk History The foundation of British Administration And Its Effects 5 Social And Religious Reforms 3 6 The First War of Indian Independence (857 A.D.) 3 7 Effects of British Rule In India 8 The Freedom Struggle India After Independence The Political Dimensions of The 0 th Century 6 3 Political Science Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks Problems of India and Remedies 6 3 Foreign Policy of India 3 3 India s Relationship With Other Countries 3 World Problems And India s Role 5 World Organizations 5 Sociology Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks Social Stratifcation Work and Economic Life 3 3 Collective Behaviour and Protests 3 Social Problems 3 Geography Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks India - Our Motherland Physical Features of India 3 3 Indian Monsoon Seasons and Their Features Soils of India 5 Forests of India 6 Water Resourcs 7 Land Use and Agriculture 5 8 Mineral and Power Resources 5 9 Transport System of India 0 Major Industries of India ( 8 )

10 ... CONTD. Communication 3 Natural Disasters 3 Population of India Economics Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks Development 5 Economy and Government 3 Rural Development Public Finance and Budget 5 Business Studies Sl. no. Unit No. of Periods Marks Bank Transactions 5 Insurance 5 3 Entrepreneurship 5 Globalization of Business 5 Dimension - Weightage to objectives Remembering 6% Understanding 50% 3 Application 9% Skill 5% Question wise Marks Distribution Multiple Choice 0 = 0 Very Short Answer = 3 Short Answer 5 = 30 Long Answer- 3 6 = 8 5 Long Answer = 6 Map + 3 = Weightage to different divisions in Social Science Subject MCQ VSA SA LA- LA- No. of Ques. Marks History 3 0 Political Science - 7 Sociology Geography 6 5 Economics Business Studies Total Dimension - 3 Diffculty Level Easy 30% Average 50% 3 Diffcult 0% ( 9 )

11 Guidelines for Formative Assessment Formative Assessment- Formative Assessment-. Visit to village panchayat office,

12 Formative Assessment-3 Formative Assessment- 3. Mock drill for fire fighting, floods etc.

13 WRITING NOTES ( )

14 Solved Paper SSLC Karnataka April-07 Class X Social Science Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 80 General Instruction to the Candidate :. This Question paper consists of 7 objective and subjective types of questions.. Follow the instructions given against both the objective and subjective types of questions. 3. The maximum time to answer the paper is given at the top of the question paper. It includes 5 minutes for reading the question paper. Code 85-E Set - CCE RF, CCE RR I. Four alternatives are given for each of the following questions / incomplete statements. Only one of them is correct or most appropriate. Choose the correct alternative and write the complete answer along with its letter of alphabet. 0 = 0. One of the main features of the Regulating Act is : (A) it led to creation of a federal structure (B) formation of religion based electoral constituencies (C) establishment of Supreme Court (D) bicameral Government system was introduced in provinces.. In Group - A list of leaders and in Group - B the role they played are given. Identify the group that matches. Group - A Group - B (A) Franz Ferdinand (i) President of Russia (B) Hitler (ii) Austrian prince (C) Mussolini (iii) Dictator of Germany (D) Joseph Stalin (iv) Dictator of Italy. a b c d (A) ii iii iv i (B) i ii iii iv (C) iv i ii iii (D) iii iv i ii. 3. The headquarters of UNO is located at : (A) Paris (B) Geneva (C) Washington (D) New York.. The League of Nations was established to maintain peace. But it failed as : (A) the United Nations Organisation was established (B) the Second World War broke out in 939 (C) the First World War ended (D) the Cold War was started between USA and USSR. 5. 'Truly, the whole mankind is one' was declared by the Kannada poet : (A) Ranna (B) Pampa (C) Janna (D) Ponna.

15 ] Oswaal SSLC Karnataka Question Bank, SOCIAL SCIENCE The exact matching of the marked places in the map is : 3 (A) Tungabhadra, Bhakra Nangal, 3 Kosi (B) Hirakud, Kosi, 3 Bhakra Nangal (C) Bhakra Nangal, Tungabhadra, 3 Hirakud (D) Kosi, Hirakud, 3 Tungabhadra. 7. Export of Mica from India has reduced, because : (A) its production has decreased (C) substitute for mica is available 8. 'Father of Economic Planning' of India is : (A) Sir M. Vishweswaraiah (C) Dr. Norman Borlaug (B) its production has increased (D) it is a non-ferrous mineral. (B) Narayan Murthy (D) Dr. Pratap Reddy. 9. Ramu wants to save money for his daughter's marriage in future. The type of Bank account you suggest him to open is : (A) Savings Bank Account (C) Current Account (B) Recurring Deposit Account (D) Term Deposit Account. 0. Products of different countries are available in the markets of India, because of the process of : (A) Globalization (C) Privatization (B) Industrialization (D) Urbanization. II. Answer the following questions in a sentence each : =. What is Kalachakra?. Who was the first President of independent India? 3. Why is Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel called as the 'Iron man of India'?. Why was Dr. D. M. Nanjundappa Committee formed? 5. Indian foreign policy has been hailed as ''Nehru's Foreign Policy''. Why? 6. When does Mob change into Riot? 7. Why was Chipko Movement launched? 8. The northern plains are called deposited plains. Why? 9. Why was river Damodar called 'Sorrow of Bengal'? 0. Coastal erosion is more severe along the West Coast of India. Why?. Why should mangrove forests be grown along the coast?. Dr. M. S. Swaminathan is called 'The Pioneer of Green Revolution'. Why? 3. Who stated that 'The true development of India is the development of its villages'?. Globalization keeps the costs of commodities down. How? III. Answer the following questions in two to four sentences each : 5 = Explain the system of Dual Government.

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