Cbse Class 10 Social Science Sample Papers 2017 - 2018 Vastreader 28
Class 10 - Social Science
10 Social Science Sample Paper-28
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 secret societies founded by Giuseppe Mazzini.
OR
Who
was the head of The Revolutionary Society formed by Phan Boi Chau in 1903?
2.
Who described the Italian revolutionary nationalist Mazzini as the most
dangerous
enemy
of our social order?
OR
Name
the French officer who led an attack against the ruling Nguyen dynasty.
3.
Which is the kharif crop account for about half of the major oilseeds produced
in
the
country?
4.
Which type of power sharing is called checks and balances?
5.
Why do the agriculture and allied activities still happen to be the major
source of
employment?
6.
Name the Agency that develops standards for goods and services?
7.
Give one special feature that distinguish formal sector from informal sector.
8.
Identify Cavour, telling the part played by him in the unification of Italy.
OR
What
was the approach of French behind the necessity of colonies? Explain.
9.
Mention the features of the flag which was designed by Gandhiji?
10.
How can the land be saved from degradation?
11.
Why is rooftop rainwater harvesting the most common practice in Shillong in
spite
of
the fact that Cherapunjee and Mawsynram are situated only at a distance of 55
kilometers
from there? Explain.
12.
Who was the leader of the Civil Rights Movement? Describe the importance of
this
movement.
13.
Name the National political party that has been in power in West Bengal for 30
years?
Write any two points related to this political party.
14.
Why is a democratic government considered less efficient? Give any three
reasons.
15.
Suggest some ways by which small farmers can get cheap credit.
16.
Highlight the rise of consumer movement in India since 1960s.
17.
Describe the developments which changed today’s developing countries from
farming
nations to nations depending on tertiary sectors.
18.
Which non-material factors does a person consider before accepting a job at a
far
off
place?
19.
What was the impact of technology on food availability? Explain with the help
of
examples.
OR
How
were the lives of workers negatively affected due to abundance of the labour?
Explain.
OR
Describe
the steps taken to solve the problem of housing in Bombay.
20.
Explain the main features of the first book printed by Gutenberg.
OR
What
did G.A. Henty write about in his novel? Explain.
21.
How will you elaborate the importance of manufacturing? Explain.
22.
Describe the importance of minerals in human life.
OR
Efficient
network of transport and communication is a pre-requisite for local,
national
and global trade of today. Explain.
23.
What major steps were taken in 1992 towards decentralization?
24.
What is foundational Challenge? Explain with the suitable example of those
countries
who are trying to establish a democratic setup.
OR
How
can we achieve the objective for more representation for women as elected
representation?
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 Jallianwala Bhag massacre took place.
27.
Locate and label the place on the given outline political map of India: The place of
Peasants Satyagraha.
28.
Two features A and B are marked in the given political map of India. Identify
these
features
with the help of the following information and write their correct names on
the
lines marked on the map.
A.
Software Technology park
B.
Electronic capital of India
Locate
and Label Software technology park of
Kerala with appropriate symbols
on
the same map given for identification
Class 10 - Social Science
10 Social Science Sample Paper-28
Solution
1.
Young Italy in Marseilles and Young Europe in Berne are secret societies
founded by
Giuseppe
Mazzini.
OR
Prince
Cuong De was the head of The Revolutionary Society formed by Phan Boi
Chau
in 1903.
2.
Austrian Chancellor Duke Metternich described the Italian revolutionary
nationalist
Mazzini
as the most dangerous enemy of our social order.
OR
Francis
Garnier was the French officer who led an attack against the ruling Nguyen
dynasty.
3.
Groundnut accounts for about half of the major oilseeds produced in the
country.
4.
Horizontal distribution of power.
5.
This is because the Governments could not create enough jobs in the secondary
and
tertiary
sectors of our economy.
6.
Bureau of Indian Standards develops stndards for goods and services.
7.
RBI supervises the functioning of the formal sources of credit while no any
organisation
is there to supervise the lending activities in informal sources of credit.
8.
The real credit for the unification of Italy goes to Cavour, who became the
Prime
Minister
of Sardinia in 1852 A.D. He then dedicated himself his body and soul
together
to achieve his goal of independence and the unification of Italy. For this
purpose,
he took recourse to diplomatic manoeuvres or shrewd diplomacy. He took
sides
in many ways to attract other states like Lombardy, Modena, Parma and
Tuscany
to throw off the Austrian Yoke and join Sardinia. He had unified the whole
of
Italy under Sardinia.
OR
Following
were reasons due to which French wanted to establish colonies:
i.
They wanted to exploit the resources of colonies. Colonies were considered
essential
to supply natural resources and other essential goods.
ii.
To bring the benefit of civilization to uncivilized societies. Most of the
European
countries
were of the opinion that European countries were of the opinion that
Afro-Asian
people were uncivilized and thought it was the mission of the
advanced.
European countries were to bring the benefits of civilization to the
backward
people.
9.
A. In 1921 Gandhiji had designed the swaraj flag.
B.
It was a tricolor flag and had a spinning wheel in the centre representing the
Gandhian
ideal of self-help.
C.
Tricolors were-red, green and white.
D.
Carrying the flag, holding it aloft, during marches became a symbol of
defiance.
10.
i. After deforestation, afforestation can be done.
ii.
Proper management of grazing can be done.
iii.
Shelter belts can be planted to save the land from degradation.
iv.
Stabilisation of sand dunes by growing thorny bushes are some of the methods
to
check land degradation.
v.
Proper discharge and disposal of industrial effluents and wastes after
treatment
can
reduce land and water degradation in industrial and suburban areas.
11.
Rooftop rainwater harvesting is the most common practice in Shillong in spite
of the
fact
that the highest rainfall receiving areas in the world, Cherapunjee and
Mawsynram,
are situated only at a distance of 55 kilometers from there. This
is
because Shillong receives heavy rainfall during monsoon period but the state
faces
acute water shortage. Today this area faces an acute water shortage. This is a
consequence
of extensive deforestation and no efforts have been made toward
rainwater
harvesting. It is mainly due to lack of water storage system. Nearly every
household
in the city has a rooftop rain water harvesting structure. Almost 15-25
per
cent of the total water requirement of the household comes from rooftop water
harvesting.
12.
A. The leader of civil rights movement was Martin Luther King Jr.
B.
Martin Luther King Jr. set an example of demanding equal rights without the use
of
force or aggression. He became so popular and well liked that he was hated
just
as intensely by those who disagreed with the equal rights movement.
C.
He also gained government support due to his choice to make a point and not
retaliate
with violence.
D.
King's efforts led to the 1963 March on Washington, where King delivered his
"I
Have
a Dream" speech. There, he raised public consciousness of the civil rights
movement
and established himself as one of the greatest speakers in U.S.history.
13.
Communist party of India-Marxist (CPI-M)
A.
Founded in 1964. Believes in Marxism-Leninism, supports socialism, and
secularism.
B.
Accepts democratic elections as a useful means for securing the objective of
socio-economic
justice in India.
C.
Has been in power in West Bengal without a break for 30 years.
D.
It is anti colonialism and promotes social and economic justice.,
E.
They believe that revolution can come about through an alliance with workers
and
peasants
14.
i. Deliberations and discussions in the legislature consumes lot of time.
ii.
The worries of majority and public opinion stands as a big obstacle in the
efficient
working of the government.
iii.
Deliberations and negations can cause delay in taking decisions or getting the
plans
executed. This also adversely affects efficiency.
15. Following
are some means by which farmers can lend the loans:
i.
Small farmers can get cheap credit by forming cooperatives. They can form
cooperatives
which can obtain large loan from the bank.
ii.
The cooperatives use the bank loan to provide loans to members at cheaper rates
than
the moneylenders.
iii.
Small farmers can also get loan from the banks if they are able to provide
collateral
to the banks.
iv.
Small farmers can also get loan from Self Help Groups by joining the
membership
of it.
16.
In India the consumer movement as a social force originated with the necessity
of
protecting
and promoting the interest of consumers against unethical unfair
practices.
Rampant food shortages, hoarding, black, marketing, adulteration of food
and
edible oil gave birth to the consumer movement in an organized form in the
1960s.
Till the 1970s, consumer organizations were largely engaged in writing
articles
and holding exhibitions. They formed consumer groups to look into the
malpractices
in ration shops and overcrowding in the road passenger transport.
More
recently, India witnessed an upsurge in the number of consumer groups.
17.
A. In the last 35 years tertiary sector has achieved importance. It has emerged
as
single
largest producing sector in India.
B.
This because in growing economies, certain basic services like good hospitals,
schools,
banks, and insurance companies required.
C.
With the growth of agriculture sector infrastructure facilities like transport
storage
is required.
D.
The richer people want restaurants, shopping malls, tourism etc in big cities.
It
has
become essential service.
E.
In developing countries, there is no shortage of skilled workers.
18.
The non-material factors does a person considers before accepting a job at a
far off
place
are as follows:
i.
Facilities for him and his family.
ii.
Good working atmosphere.
iii.
More opportunities of learning.
iv.
Chances of growth.
v.
Job security and social security.
19.
The impact of technology on food availability were:
i.
Technology in the form of improvements in transport - faster railways, lighter
wagons
and larger ships helped to move food more cheaply and quickly from far
away
farms to final markets.
ii.
Earlier, animals were shipped alive from America to Europe and then slaughter
when
they arrived there. Meat was hence an expensive luxury beyond the reach
of
the European poor.
iii.
Then came a technology namely refrigerated ships, which enabled to transport
perishable
foods over long distances.
iv.
Now animals were slaughtered for food and then transported to Europe as
frozen
meat. This reduced shipping cost and lowered meat prices in Europe.
v.
To the earlier monotony of bread and potatoes many, though not all, could now
add
meat to their diet.
OR
The
abundance of labour in the market affected the lives of workers adversely.
a.
Plenty of labourers: As news of possible jobs travelled to the countryside,
hundreds
thronged to the cities. When there is plenty of labour wages are low.
b.
Netwoking and sources: The actual possibility of getting a job depended on
existing
networks for friendship and kin relations. If there was a relative or a
friend
in a factory, the chances of getting a job quickly were more likely.
c.
Wastage of time and money: Those jobe-seekers having poor or not social
connection
had to wait weeks, spend nights under bridges or in night
shelters.
Some stayed in Night Refuges that were set up by private individuals;
others
went to the Casual Wards maintained by the Poor Law authorities.
d.
Seasonal type of labour: Seasonality for work in many industries means
prolonged
periods without works. After the busy season was over, the poor were
on
the streets again.
Although,
wages increased somewhat in the early nineteenth century but they
tell
us little about the welfare of the workers.
OR
The
following steps were taken to solve the housing problem in Bombay:
i.
Chawls were built. It was a multi-storeyed structure which were built in the
native
parts of the town. These houses were largely owned by private landlords,
such
as merchants, bankers and buildings.
ii.
The City of Bombay Improvement Trust was established in 1898. It focused on
clearing
poorer homes out of the city centre.
iii.
In 1918, a Rent Act was passed to keep rents reasonable. But it had the
opposite
effect
of producing a severe housing crisis, since landlords withdrew houses
from
the market.
iv.
The city of Bombay developed massive reclamation projects. Reclamation refers
to
the reclaiming of marshy or submerged area or other wasteland for
settlements.
v.
The seven island of Bombay were joined into one land mass only over a period
of
time. The earliest project began in 1784.
20.
By 1448, Gutenberg perfected the system of printing press. The first book
printed by
John
Guttenberg was the holy book Bible. About 180 copies were printed and it took
three
years to produce them. These printed books has following features:
i.
It closely resembled the written manuscripts in appearance and layout.
ii.
The types of metal letters imitated the ornamental handwritten style.
iii.
Boarders of the Bible were illuminated by hand with foliage and other patterns.
iv.
Printing of books for the commons and for elites was different.
OR
A.
G.A. Henty’s historical adventure novels for boys were also wildly popular
during
the height of British Empire.
B. They
aroused the excitement and adventure of conquering strange lands.
C.
They were set in Mexico, Alexandria, Siberia and many other countries.
D.
They were always about young boys who witness grand historical events, get
involved
in some military action and show what they called English courage.
E.
In under Drake’s Flag two young Elizabethan adventurers face their apparently
approach
death, but still remember to assert their Englishness.
F.
He wrote novels for young boys idealising a new type of man; someone who was
powerful,
assertive, independent and daring.
G.
He represented the colonisers heroic and honourable.
H.
He wrote about strange lands being conquered by the young Englishmen.
21.
The manufacturing industry is of great importance for a country's economy. It
helps
in
following ways:
i.
Uplifts agriculture sector: Manufacturing industry not only help in modernizing
agriculture,
which forms the backbone of our economy, they also reduce the
heavy
dependence of people on agricultural income by providing them jobs in
secondary
and tertiary sector. Therefore it is of great importance to the country's
economy.
ii.
Eradicates poverty and unemployment: Industrial development is a
precondition
for eradication of unemployment and poverty from the country.
This
was the main philosophy behind public sector industries and joint sector
ventures
in India.
iii.
Boosts trade and commerece: Export of manufactured goods expands trade and
commerce,
and brings in much needed foreign exchange.
iv.
Makes country prosperous: Countries that transform their raw materials into a
wide
variety of furnished goods of higher value are prosperous.
22.
Minerals are indispensable part of human life.
i.
Almost everything we use, from a tiny pin to towering building or a big ship,
all
are
made from minerals.
ii.
The railway lines and the tarmac of the roads, our implements and machinery
too
are made from minerals.
iii.
Cars buses, trains, aeroplans are manufactured from minerals and run on power
resources
derived from the earth.
iv.
In all stages of development, human beings have used minerals for their
livelihood,
decoration, festivities, religious and ceremonial rites.
v.
Availability of the minerals helps in the economic development of the country.
vi.
Our food too contains minerals.
OR
We
use different materials and services in our daily life. Some of these are
available
in
our immediate surroundings, while other requirements are met by bringing
things
from other places. Goods and services do not move from supply locals to
demand
locals on their own. The movement of these goods and services from their
supply
locations to demand locations necessitates the need for transport. Some
people
are engaged in facilitating these movements. These people are known to be
traders
who make the products come to the consumers by transportation. Thus, the
place
of development of a country depends upon the production of goods and
services
as well as their movement over space. Transport promotes internal as well
as
international trade. It helps to maintain the defence of a country, transport
and
communication
contributes to the promotion of tourism and it also brings foreign
exchange.
Therefore, efficient means of transport is a pre-requisite for or local,
national
and global trade as well as for rapid development.
23.
A major step towards decentralization was taken in 1992. The Constitution was
amended
to make the third-tier of democracy more powerful and effective.
A.
It was constitutionally mandatory to hold regular elections to local government
bodies.
B. States
were reserved in the elected bodies and the executive heads of these
institutions
for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other Backward Classes.
C.
At least one third of all positions were reserved for women.
D.
An independent institution called the State Election Commission has been
created
in each State to conduct panchayat and municipal elections.
E.
The state governments were required to share some powers and revenue with
local
government bodies. The nature of sharing varied State to state.
24.
Different countries face different kinds of challenges. At least one-fourth of
the
globe
is still not under a democratic government. The challenge for democracy in
these
parts of the world is very stark. These countries face the foundational
challenge
of making the transaction to democracy and then instituting democracy
government.
This involves bringing down the existing non-democratic regime,
keeping
military away from controlling government and establishing a sovereign
and
functional state. Example: Iraq is facing the foundational challenge.
Widespread
sectarian violence as the new government fails to establish its
authority.
OR
A.
Increasing women's representation in the government can empower women and
is
necessary to achieve gender parity.
B.
Women, as the conventional primary caretakers of children, often have a more
prominent
role than men in advocating for children, resulting in a "double
dividend"
in terms of the benefits of women's representation.
C.
Female representatives not only advance women's rights but also advance the
rights
of children. Seats must be reserved for women in elected bodies like the
Lok
Sabha, the Rajya Sabha, the State Assemblies, etc.
D.
Emphasis should be given to enhancing the literacy rate among women.
E.
Political parties need to be convinced to reserve tickets for women
contestants.
F.
Only reserving seats for women in government jobs are not enough. It should be
adequate
and be implemented in the strict sense.
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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