Cbse Class 10 Social Science Sample Papers 2017 - 2018 Vastreader 26
Class 10 - Social Science
10 Social Science Sample Paper-26
General Instructions:
i.
The question paper has 28 questions in all. All questions are compulsory.
ii.
Marks are indicated against each question.
iii.
Questions from serial number 1 to7 are very short answer type questions. Each
question
carries
one mark.
iv.
Questions from serial number 8 to18 are 3 marks questions. Answer of these
questions
should
not exceed 80 words each.
v.
Questions from serial number 19 to 25 are 5 marks questions. Answer of these
questions
should
not exceed 100 words each.
vi.
Question numbers 26 & 27 are map questions from History with 1 mark each.
vii.
Question number 28 is map question of 3 marks from Geography.
viii.
For Q. Nos. 26, 27 and 28 (map based questions) one outline political map of
India is
provided.
After completion the work, attach the map inside your answer book.
ix.
Questions at Serial Number - 20, 22, 24 & 25 have Internal Choice. Attempt
any one option
out
of the given in each of these questions.
1.
Name the area which was ruled by Habsburg Empire.
OR
When
was Francis Garnier commissioned by French to establish control over
Vietnam?
2.
Who was Count Cavour?
OR
Name
the countries which comprise Indo-China.
3.
Name two important wheat growing zones of India?
4.
Which two languages are generally spoken in Belgium?
5.
Why is tertiary sector also termed as service sector?
6.
What is Central Level Consumer Courts?
7.
Give one reason to deposit money in the banks.
8.
Which three issues were visualized by Frederic Sorrieu?
OR
Who
were indentured labourers? Elaborate the working condition of indentured
labourers?
9.
What was the contribution of Natesa Shartri for the revival of folklore and
folk
tales?
What were his views?
10.
Suggest some ways to solve the problems of land degradation.
11.
What are the significances of the ports of India’s economy?
12.
Explain the positive impact of social division on politics?
13.
Write down the names of regional political parties dominant in Andhra Pradesh,
Karnataka
and West Bengal.
14.
"Democracies lead to peaceful and harmonious life among citizens.” Support
this
statement
with suitable arguments.
15.
“Money plays very important role in our everyday life” Explain.
16.
Explain the steps taken by government to protect the consumers from
exploitation?
17.
Explain with suitable examples that which part of the service sector is not
growing
in
importance.
18.
What is development? What are the two aspects of development?
19.
Why have the historians described the nineteenth century indentured as a ‘new
system
of slavery’? Explain any five reasons.
OR
Why
did the poor peasants and artisans in the countryside begin to work for the
merchants
from the towns?
OR
Give
reasons why the population of London expanded from the middle of the
eighteenth
century.
20.
Explain the different stages of development of printing technology in China.
OR
Outline
the changes in technology and society which led to an increase in readers of
novels
in 18th century Europe.
21.
Explain the different stages in the process of manufacturing of steel.
22.
How would you classify the types of coal depending on the degrees of
compression?
OR
Explain
the features of any five eastern ports of India.
23.
In what way is the Panchayat Raj experiment significant? Explain.
24.
Suggest some reform proposals to overcome the challenge of Political Funding.
OR
Assess
the influence of politics on the caste system.
25.
Why is it important for Government to focus on the protection of unemployed and
those
who are working in unorganized sector?
OR
Can
you illustrate the features of the New Economic policy introduced in 1991?
26.
Locate and label the place on the given outline political map of India: The place
where Congress Session was held in September 1920.
27.
Locate and label the place on the given outline political map of India: The place
where no tax campaign was started.
28.
A feature is shown by an alphabet A on the given political map of India.
Identify and
write
the correct name of this feature on the line drawn on the map as per the given
hint.
1. A
Dam
B.
On the same map of India locate and label the following items with appropriate
symbols:
1. A
Dam on River Narmada
2. A
Dam on River Tungabhadra
Class 10 - Social Science
10 Social Science Sample Paper-26
Solution
1.
The Habsburg Empire ruled over Austria-Hungary.
OR
In
1873 Francis Garnier was commissioned by French to establish control over
Vietnam.
2.
Count Cavour was the chief minister of Italy. He led the movement to unify the
regions
of Italy.
OR
Laos,
Cambodia and Vietnam comprises Indo-China.
3.
The Ganga-Sutlej plains in the north and black soil region in the Deccan are
the two
important
wheat growing zones of India.
4.
French and Dutch.
5.
The tertiary sector is termed as service sector because tertiary sector
provides
support
service to primary sectors and secondary sectors.
6.
These are courts which settle consumer disputes at national level. Central
level
consumer
courts deals with the cases involving claims exceeding Rs 1 crore.
7.
To save money and to earn interest.
8.
Frederic Sorrieu was a French artist who prepared a series of four prints
visualizing
his
dreams of a world.
i.
The first print of the series shows the people of Europe and America of the
ages
and
social classes marching in a long train. They are offering homage to the
statue
of Liberty as they pass by it.
ii.
His second vision named utopian vision, the people of the world are grouped as
distinct
nations, identify through their flags and national costume.
iii.
On the earth in the foreground of the image lie the shattered remains of the
symbols
of absolutist institutions. His work shows his dream on democratic and
social
republics.
OR
Indentured
labourers worked on the basis of contracts that did not specify any
rights
of labourers but gave immense power to employers. It was the form of labour
widely
used in the plantations from the mid-nineteenth century. Their working
conditions
were very miserable as the employers could impose criminal charges
against
them for non-fulfilment of their contracts. On the basis of those charges they
could
be punished and jailed. The labourers worked on the basis of contracts that
did
not specify any rights of the labourers and gave immense power to employers.
9.
Ideas of nationalism developed through a movement to revive Indian folklore. In
the
late-nineteenth-century India, nationalists began recording folk tales sung by
bards
and they toured villages to gather folk songs and legends.
In
Madras, Natesa Shastri published a massive four-volume collection of Tamil folk
tales,
the Folklore of
Southern India.
A.
He believed that folklore was national
literature;
B.
It was most trustworthy manifestation of people’s real thought and
characteristics
10.
The problem of land degradation can be solved in the following ways:
i.
Afforestation and proper management of grazing can help to some extent to
solve
the problem of land degradation.
ii.
Planting of shelter belts of plants, control on over grazing, stabilization of
sand
dunes
by growing thorny bushes is some of the methods to check land
degradation.
iii.
Proper management of waste lands, control of mining activities, proper
discharge
and disposal of industrial effluents and wastes after treatment can
reduce
land and water degradation in industrial and suburban areas.
11.
Ports have following significance in on national economy:
i.
Most of India’s trade with foreign countries is carried from the ports located
along
the coast.
ii.
This account for 95 per cent of the country’s trade volume (68 per cent in
terms
of
value) which is being carried through sea.
iii.
Kandla port, Mumbai port, Vishakhapatnam port, Chennai port are the major
ports
of our countries.
12.
A. Every expression of social division in politics does not lead to disasters
because
wherever
social divisions exist, they are reflected in politics. In many countries,
there
are parties that focus only on one community, e.g., D.M.K., AIADMK and
BSP
in India.
B.
Social divisions of some of the other kind do exist in every society of the
world
and
are reflected in politics.
C.
In a democracy, it is only natural that political parties would talk about
these
divisions,
make different promises to different communities, look after due
representation
of various communities and policies to redress the grievance of
disadvantaged
communities.
13.
A. Andhra Pradesh- Telgu Desam Party (1982), Telangana Rashtra Sammiti(2001)
B.
Karnataka- Janata Dal (secular)1999
C.
West Bengal- Forward Bloc (1940), Revolutionary Socialist Party (1940),
Trinamool
Congress (1977).
14.
Democracy develops a harmonious social life. Democracies accommodate various
social
divisions. Democracies usually develop a procedure to conduct their
competition.
This reduces the possibility of these tensions becoming explosive or
violent.
In democracies, people learn to respect the differences and also evolve a
mechanism
to negotiate the differences. The majority always needs to work with the
minority
so that government functions to represent the general view. Democracy
has
the ability to handle social differences, divisions and conflict.
Non-democratic
regimes often turn a blind eye to or suppress internal social
differences.
Ability to handle social differences, divisions and conflicts is thus, a
definite
plus point of democratic regimes.
15.
The use of money plays a very important role in our everyday life. No
transaction is
possible
without the use of money. Goods are bought and sold with the use of
money.
The objective of each and every person is to earn money to fulfill their daily
needs.
If we want to purchase any thing whether it is small or large we need money.
16.
Since consumers are exploited by the sellers and manufacturers therefore
consumer
awareness
has become inevitable in today's time. Individual consumers often find
themselves
in a weak position in the market. The seller tries to shift all the
responsibilities
on the buyer in case of complaint. Besides, sellers make false claims
about
the durability and quality of their products through attractive advertisement.
Moreover,
adulteration causes loss to the health and they suffer from monetary loss.
17.
There are a large number of workers in the service sector who rarely manage to
earn
a living and yet they perform these services because no alternative
opportunities
for work are available to them, e.g., workers engaged in the service
sector
such as small shopkeepers, repair persons, transport persons, cattle owners.
They
are facing so many problems from the MNCs. Therefore this part of the service
sector
is not growing in importance.
18.
Development is such a situation that can fulfil the aspirations or desires of
people. It
is
the progress or improvement in the lifestyle of the people. Two aspects of
development
are:
i.
Different persons can have different developmental goals.
ii.
What may be development for one may not be development for the other.
19.
The historians have often described the nineteenth century indentured as a ‘new
system
of slavery’ because it wa a practice of bonded labourer under contract to
work
for an employer for a specific amount of time, to pay off his passage to a new
country
or home. Most of the time the labourers were misinformed and were
subjected
to oppressive treatment. In this system:
i.
Recruiting agents gave false information to tempt the labourers.
ii.
Labourers were some time, forcibly abducted.
iii.
On arriving at the plantation, they found the conditions to be different from
but
they
had imagined.
iv.
Their living conditions were very harsh.
v.
Their payments were very little. Deductions were made from wages if the work
was
found unsatisfactory. The workers had no legal rights.
OR
The
poor peasants and artisans in the countryside began to work for the merchants
from
the towns because of the following reasons:
i.
Open fields were disappearing and commons were being enclosed.
ii.
Tiny plots of land did not provide enough for the family.
iii.
By working for merchants, peasants could remain in the countryside and
cultivate
their land.
iv.
Income from proto-industrial production supplemented their income from
cultivation.
v.
The family labour resources could be fully used.
OR
The
population of London expanded drastically from the middle of the eighteenth
century.
Its population was about 6, 75,000 by 1750s which multiplied fourfold from
one
million in 1810 to four million in 1880s. The reasons for this expansion were:
i.
London had become a centre of almost all sections of society.
ii.
People from countryside came to London for better job and future.
iii.
Wooden, metal, printing, stationary and other such industries in London
employed
a large number of people.
iv.
London dockyard also attracted a large number of employees.
v.
During the First World War, many more things were begun to be manufactured
in
London including motor cars, electrical goods, and large factories
manufacturing
war materials.
20.
The different stages of development of printing technology in China are:
i.
From 594 AD the books were printed by rubbing paper against the inked surface
of
woodblocks in China.
ii.
The imperial state also got many textbooks printed for the civil services
examination.
iii.
By the seventeenth century urban culture developed in China. Merchants used
print
in their everyday life as they collected trade information.
iv.
Wives of rich men, scholars and officials also began to write their
autobiographies.
v.
In the late nineteenth century, the mechanical printing press was established.
vi.
Shanghai became a hub of the new print culture.
OR
The
changes in technology and society which led to an increase in readers of the
novel
in eighteenth century Europe were manifold.
A.
The invention of the print in eighteenth century led to popularity of novels
because
now it became quite easy to print novels because now it became quite
easy
to print novels in large numbers.
B.
The novels dealt with many social issues, such as love, marriage, proper
conduct
of
men and women. Common people attracted towards them.
C.
Novels appealed to all the sections of the society both middle class people
like
shopkeepers
and clerks, as well as aristocratic class.
D.
Novels not only attacked the ills of society, but also suggested remedies. So
they
were
liked by all.
E.
The novels became popular medium of entertainment among the middle class
and
women readers.
F.
The creation of libraries, cost-cutting printing techniques and hiring out of
books
on
an hourly basis allowed readership to expand beyond the aristocratic class.
G.
Socially, as the market for books grew, novelists were freed of aristocratic
patronage,
and could now explore different dimensions of the society in their
novels,
for example, the lives of women and the working class.
All
this led to an obvious increase in the number of people who read books in
eighteenth-century
Europe.
21.
The different stages in manufacturing of steel are as follows:
i.
Iron Ore: Transport of raw material to plant.
ii.
Blast Furnace: Iron ore is then melted. Lime stone is fluxing material which is
added.
Slag is removed. Coke is burnt to heat the ore.
iii.
Pig Iron: Molten materials poured into moulds called pigs.
iv.
Shaping Metal: Rolling, pressing, casting and forging.
v.
Steel making: Pig iron is further purified by melting and oxidizing the
impurities.
Manganese, nickel, chromium are added.
22.
Following are the types of coal depending upon the degree of compression:
i.
Peat: Decaying plants in swamps produced peat, which has a low carbon and
high
moisture contents. It has very low heating capacity.
ii.
Lignite: Lignite is a low grade brown coal, which is soft with high moisture
content.
The principal lignite reserves are in Neyveli in Tamil Nadu and used for
generation
of electricity.
iii.
Bituminous: Coal that has been buried deep and subjected to increased
temperature
is bituminous coal. It is the most popular coal in commercial use.
Metallurgical
coal is high grade bituminous coal which has a special value
for
smelting iron in blast furnace.
iv.
Anthracite: It is highest quality of hard coal.
OR
Five
major eastern ports of India are:
i.
Tuticorin Port: Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu is located at the extreme south-eastern
end
of the country. It has a natural harbour and a rich hinterland. It handles
cargoes
to Sri Lanka and Maldives.
ii.
Chennai Port: Chennai is the one of the oldest ports of Tamil Nadu and has an
artificial
harbour. It ranks next to Mumbai, in terms of volume of trade and
cargo.
iii.
Vishakhapatnam Port: Vishakhapatnam is the deepest; landlocked and protected
port
on the east coast.
iv.
Paradip Port: Paradip port in located Odisha. It is in mainly developed to
export
of
iron ore.
v.
Kolkata Port: Kolkata is a major inland riverine and a tidal port. This port
serves
a
very large and rich hinterland of Ganga- Brahmaputra basin.
23.
A. There are now about 36 lakhs elected representatives in the panchayat and
municipalities
all over the country.
B.
There is reservation for women, SC and ST in these bodies.
C.
This number is bigger than the population of many countries in the world.
D.
Constitutional status for local government has helped to deepen democracy in
our
country.
E.
It has also increased women’s representation and voice in our democracy.
24.
Reform proposals to overcome the challenge of Political Funding:
i.
Role of money in elections in India has been increasing for the last few years.
It
is
necessary to curb the role of money to make democracy more successful.
ii.
Auditing of account of the political parties and state funding are good reform
proposals.
These reforms will bring transparency in the finances of the political
parties.
iii.
There should be state funding which will reduce the expenditure on elections.
Role
of money will be less and poor people may also be able to contest elections.
iv.
Election Commission should work honestly while checking the income taxes
filed
by the political parties.
v.
Citiens should be encouraged to give more donations to parties. such donations
should
be exempted from income tax.
OR
A.
Each caste group tries to become bigger by incorporating within its sub-castes.
B.
Various caste groups are required to enter into a coalition with other castes
or
communities.
C.
New kinds of caste groups have entered politics like backward and forward
castes.
D.
Politics in caste has allowed many disadvantaged caste groups to demand their
share
of power.
E.
Caste politics has helped the Dalits and OBCs to gain better access to
decisionmaking.
Thus,
caste plays different kinds of roles in politics. Several political and
nonpolitical
organisations
have been demanding and agitating for an end to
discrimination
against particular castes, for more dignity and more accesses to land,
resources
and opportunities.
25.
Due to following factors it is important for Government to focus on the
protection of
unemployed
and those who are working in unorganized sector.
a.
Government has to ensure equality among rich and poor citizens of the
countries.
b.
Citizens are the important assets of the countries. So it is the duty of
government
to
take care of its citizens.
c.
Unemployment will cause anarchy in the country.
d.
Massive campaigns and representation by people’s organization have influenced
the
government.
e.
For the welfare of labour and those who are working in unorganized sector,
Government
has made labour laws. So it is the duty of government to follow
those
laws.
OR
Following
are the features of New Economic Policy introduced in 1991:
a. Liberalized policy towards foreign
trade and foreign investment.
b.
Introduction of foreign capital investment.
c.
Removal of trade barriers.
d.
Reduction in the role of Public sector.
e.
Promotion to private sector.
f.
Reforms in the financial sector.
g.
Liberalization of import licensing.
h.
Freedom is given to the MNCs to set up their industrial units.
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