BLUE PRINT FOR MODEL PAPER FOR CLASS –X (2015-16)
SUBJECT : SOCIAL SCIENCE.
SL.NO
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SUBJECT
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NAME
OF THE LESSON
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MARKS
1 FOR EACH QUESTIONVSA
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SHORT
ANSWER 3 marks each
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LONG
ANSWER 5 MARKS EACH
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TOTAL
MARKS FOR EACH LESSON
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1.
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HISTORY
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Nationalism in India
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2 (x3 =6)
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1 + * (5+3)map for 3marks
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14
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2.
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HISTORY
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National movement in Indo
china
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1
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1
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1
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09
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3
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GEOGRAPHY
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Minerals&energyresources
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1
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1 * map
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09
|
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4
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GEO
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Manufacturing industries
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1
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1
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1* map
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10
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5
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GEO
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Lifelines of national
economy
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1
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*map
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04
|
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6
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ECONOMICS
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Money and Credit
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1
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1
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1
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9
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7
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-do-
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Globalisation
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1
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1
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1
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9
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8
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-do-
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Consumer Rights
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1
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1
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4
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9
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DEMOCRATIC POLITICS
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Popular struggles
&movements
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1
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1
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6
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10
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-do-
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Political parties
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1
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1
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1
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9
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11
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-do-
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Outcome of democracy
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1
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1
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4
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12
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-do-
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Challenges of
democracy
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1
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3
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Total
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8
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36
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46
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90
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KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA AFS AVADI, CHENNAI-55
MODEL QUESTION PAPER FOR CLASS –X
SUBJECT - SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Time : 3 hours
Max.marks :90
General Instructions :
(i)
The question paper has 30 questions in all. All questions are compulsory.
(ii)
Marks are indicated against each question
(iii)
Questions from serial number 1 to 8 are Very Short Answer Questions. Each
question carries 1 mark.
(iv)
Questions from serial number 9 to 20 are 3 marks questions. Answers of these
questions should not exceed 80 words each.
(v)
Questions from serial number 21 to 28 are 5 marks questions. Answers of these
questions should not exceed 100 words each.
(vi)
Question number 29 and 30 are map question of 3 marks each from History and
Geography both. After completion,attach the maps inside your answer-book.
1.
Who was the
founder of Hoa-Hao movement in Vietnam? 1
2.
Which two factors influence the location of the Aluminium Smelting
Industry? 1
3.
Before buying a quality product,what should a consumer look for? 1
4.
Who was the founder of Bahujan Samaj Party? 1
5.
What is meant by trade barrier?
1
6.
How money acts as a medium of exchange? 1
7.
Why decisions are delayed in democracy? 1
8.
What was the main aim of Seven Parties Alliance? 1
9.
What is meant by the idea of Satyagraha? 3
10.
Under what circumstances did US enter the Vietnam War? 3
11.
What were the reasons for the rich peasant communities to participate actively
with Civil Disobedient movement?
3
12.
What are renewable resources? Why has it become necessary to use renewable
energy resources?
3
13.
Explain the factors responsible for localization of Jute textile mills mainly
on the banks of river Hugli?
3
14.
Explain the advantages of Pipeline transportation.
3
15.
What is a Political Party and what are its components?
3
16.
What are the conditions under which democracies accommodate social diversities? 3
17.
Briefly explain how the challenge of deepening of democracy can be met? 3
18.
Analyse the role of credit for development.
3
19.
Foreign trade integrates the markets in different countries. Support the
statement with arguments. 3
20.
Mention a few factors which cause exploitation of consumers. 3
21.
List all the different social groups which joined the Non-cooperation movement of
1921.Then choose any three and write about their hopes and struggles to show
why they joined the movement.
5
22.
What was the impact of Great Depression on Vietnam?
5
23.
Explain the importance, occurrence and distribution of Petroleum in India. 5
24.
Industrialization and Urbanisation go hand in hand. Justify. 5
25.
What are the various challenges faced by the political parties in India? 5
26.
The impact of globalization has not been uniform. Explain this statement. 5
27.
Explain how the activities of Pressure groups are useful in the functioning of
the democratic government?
28.
Distinguish between Formal and Informal Sources of Credit.
5
29.
Three features A,B and C are marked on the given political outline map of India . Identify these features with
the help of the following information and write their correct names on the lines marked in the map:
A.
The place where the Indian National Congress Session was held.
B.The
place associated with the Peasant’s Satyagraha.
C.
The place related to calling off the Non-Cooperation Movement.
30.
On the same political map of India locate and label the following:
1. Software technology park in
Karnataka.
2. Bailadila Iron ore mines.
3. Western Terminal Station of
East-West Corridor.
SCORING KEY.
1. HUYNH
Phu So.
2.
Regular supply of electricity and raw material at low cost.
3.
Check the MRP and the expiry date of the product.
4.
Shri. Kanshi Ram.
5.
Government use trade barrier to increase or decrease foreign trade and to
decide what kind of goods and how much of each should come into country.
6.
It acts as an intermediate in the exchange process and transactions. We can buy
things if we have money in our pockets.
7.
Democracy is based on the idea of deliberations and negotiations.
8.
Restoration of parliament , power to an all party government and a new
constituent assembly.
9.
US entry into Vietnam war: Spread of Communism, against unification and to
support France(explain each point)
10.
Satyagraha means following the path of truth and non violence to attain freedom
and fight against injustice. It emphasized the power of truth and need to
search for truth. Satyagraha advocated if the cause was true, physical force is
not required to fight the oppressor.
11.
Rich peasant communities like the Patidars of Gujarat and the Jats of Uttar
Pradesh were very active in the country side.
To avoid rent payment and to waive the
unpaid rent to the landlords. They joined the radical movements
and industrialists also joined them. For them fight for Swaraj was a
struggle against high revenue.
12.
They are sources of energy which have come into use recently and they are
unlimited. We have to depend them
because our conventional sources of energy are already consumed rapidly. It
takes millions of years to be created and in comparison renewable resources are
infinite and pollution free and rich prospect in tapping them.
13.
Jute mills located on Hugli river basin because
1.Proximity
of the jute producing areas, inexpensive water transport, network of railways, easy
movement, abundant water for processing , cheap labour and a large urban center
with all facilities.
14.
Advantages of pipeline transportation: We can transport crude oil, petroleum
products and natural gas from oil and
natural gas fields to refineries. Initial cost of laying pipelines is high but
subsequent running costs are minimal. It rules out delays or losses.
15.
A political party is a group of people who come together to contest elections
and hold power in the government. They agree on some policies and programmes
for the society with a view to promote their collective good. A political party
has three components, the leaders, the active members and the followers.
16.
Conditions were that the majority always needs to work with the minority so
that the government functions to represent the general view. Majority and
minority opinions are not permanent. Rule by majority does not mean rule by
majority community, it should be the decision of different groups and persons
to form opinion and not on the basis of birth.
17.It
means the following : 1. Strengthening the institutions of democracy. 2. To improve people’s participation 3.To
reduce the control of rich and powerful 4.People’s allowed to make and be a
part of government decision.
18.
It is meant for development because it expands the business, it helps farmers
to large scale farming ,majority people are able to buy a houses or car and
also helps the economy in its growth.
19.
Foreign trade integrates markets of various countries. For example, mobile
phones. The major companies which manufacture are in America and Europe.
Components are manufactured in east Asian nations like Malaysia, China and
Taiwan. Assembled in China and India. The finished products are used all over
the world. This shows the integration of markets across countries.
20.
Some of the factors which cause exploitation of consumers are
1.
Lack of awareness among consumers. 2. Greed of business persons. 3. Lack of
enforcement of rules 4. Slow and time
taking process of consumer grievance redressal.
21.
The middle class people,students,lawyers,teachers joined the movements.
The people went on to boycott foreign
goods and picket liquor shops as part of protest. The students boycotted their
classes ,lawyers and teachers joined the movement. In the countryside began the
peasant movement in Awadh under Baba Ramachandra. Demands of the movement
included abolition of begar, reduction in revenues and social boycott of
oppressive landlords. The people looted the houses of Talukdars ,bazaars and
public places as part of their protests.
22.
The effect of Great Depression : It had a profound impact on Vietnam. The
prices of rubber and rice fell ,leading to rural debts, unemployment and rural
uprisings, such as in the provinces of Nghe An and Ha Tinh.
These
provinces were among the poorest, with old radical tradition.
23.
Importance: Fuel for heat and lighting .Lubricants for machinery. It also gives raw material for a number of
manufacturing industries. Act as a nodal industry for syn thetic
textile,fertilizer and numerous chemical industries.
Occurrence:
It is associated with anticlines and fault traps in the rock formation of the
tertiary age. Oil is trapped in the crest of the upfold. The oil bearing layer
is a porous limestone or sandstone through which oil may flow. Petroleum is
also found between porous and non-porous rocks.
Distribution-63%
from Mumbai High,18% from Gujarat and 16% from Assam. Ankeleshwar, is the most important field of Gujarat. In
Assam-Digboi,Naharkatiya and Moran –Hugrijan are the important oil fields in
the state.
24.
After an industrial activity starts, urbanization follows. Industries are
located in or near the cities. They go hand in hand. Cities provide markets and
also provide services such as banking, insurance, transport, labour ,
consultants and financial advice, etc.
to the industry. Many industries tend to come together to make use of
the advantages offered by the urban centres In
the pre-Independence period ,most units were located in places like
Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, etc. They emerged as industrially developed urban
centres surrounded by agricultural rural hinterland.
25.
Similarities : Both the struggles are instances of political conflict that led
to Popular struggles.
Both
involved mass mobilization. Both instances involved critical role of political
organisations. Both the struggles were successful but their impact was at
different levels.
Differences:
Nepal – To establish democracy and the foundation of the country’s politics.
Bolivia-T he struggle involved
claims on an elected , democratic government. It was about one specific policy.
26.Various challenges to
political parties : Lack of internal democracy , Dynastic succession, Growing
role of money and muscle power and no meaningful choice to the voters.(all
points to be explained)
27. While globalization
has definitely changed the way business is being done in India and people go
about their daily life, a large section of population is still to taste the
fruit of development. The rich have become richer and the poor have become
poorer. Due o increased competition, many small entrepreneurs are unable to
survive. Many workers lost their jobs due to increased competition. On the
other hand, consumers have better choice for almost every product. Impact of
globalsiation has not been uniform.
28. Formal sources of
credit- Rules and regulations example-Banks and Cooperatives. RBI do supervise
, objective of social welfare, the rate of interest is low and terms of credit
also fair and reasonable.
Informal sources of credit- No rules and
regulations adhered, no organizational supervision , the main motive is to
extract profit as much as possible, the rate of interest is much higher in
comparison to formal sectors, impose very tough unreasonable terms of credit on
the borrower.
29. A – Madras , B-
Kheda C- Chauri-chaura.
30. Technological park in
Karnataka – Bangalore or Mysore.
Bailadila mines Chattisgarh.
Silcher (Assam)
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