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1.Why was the Vernacular Press Act passed?
Ans- Vernacular Press Act was passed to give extensive powers to the government to censor reports and editorials in Vernacular languages.
 
2.Who was the editor of the newspaper Kesari?
Ans- Balgangadhar Tilak.
 
3.What is lithography?
Ans- It is the process of printing from a surface i.e., from a stone or a metal plate, on which the image to be printed is ink receptive and blank area ink-repellent.
 
4.Who proclaimed printing as the ultimate and the greatest gift of God?
Ans- Martin Luther.
 
5.What was Penny Magazine?
Ans- Penny Magazines were the weekly periodicals with illustrated publication priced at one penny.
 
6.Name two presses which published numerous religious texts in vernacular languages.
Ans- (a) Naval Kishore Press at Lucknow.
       (b) Shri Venkateshwara Press in Bombay.
 
7.What is a resource?
Ans-  Everything available in our environment, which can be used to satisfy our needs,provided, is technologically accessible, economically feasible and culturally acceptable,can be called a resource.
 
8.What are international resources?
Ans- International resources are the resources which belong to all human race and cannot be used by any country without an agreement with international institutions.
 
9.To what distance do the territorial waters of India extend?
Ans- The territorial waters of India extend upto 12 nautical miles (22.2 km) from the coast.
 
10.Where was the first International Earth Summit held?
Ans- The first International Earth Summit was held at Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.
 
11.When was Rio de Janeiro Summit held?
Ans- Rio de Janeiro was held in 1992.
 
12.What is the full form of UNCED?
Ans- United Nations Conference on Environment and Development.
 
13.What is resource planning?
Ans- Judicious use of resources is known as resource planning.
 
14.What is the area brought under cultivation in a year called?
Ans- Net sown area.
 
15.Name the most widespread relief feature of India.
Ans- Plains are the most widespread relief feature of India. They form 43 per cent of the land area.
 
16.What factor is responsible for maximum land degradation?
Ans- Human activities.
 
17.According to the National Forest Policy, what should be the percentage of forest area in a country?
Ans- 33%
 
18.What is bangar?
Ans- Old alluvial soil is called bangar.
 
19.What term is used to identify the old and new alluvial respectively?
Ans- Old alluvial is called bangar and new alluvial is called khadar.
 
20.What soil is the best for cotton cultivation?
Ans- Black soil
 
21.What gives red and yellow colour to red and yellow soil?
Ans- Red and yellow soil develops a reddish colour due to diffusion of iron in crystalline and metamorphic rocks. It looks yellow when it occurs in a hydrated form.
 
22.What is the name of the soil formed by intense leaching?
Ans- Laterite soil
 
23.What type of soil is suitable for crops like cashewnuts?
Ans- Laterite soil with adequate doses of manures and fertilizers is suitable for crops like cashewnuts.
 
24.Where does the laterite soil develop?
Ans- Laterite soil develops in areas with high temperature and heavy rainfall.
 
25.What type of soil develops due to high temperature and evaporation?
Ans- Arid Soil
 
26.Name the natural forces which lead to soil erosion.
Ans- The natural forces which lead to soil erosion are wind, glacier and water.
 
27.What are gullies?
Ans- The running water cuts through clayey soils and makes deep channels, called gullies.
 
28.What are badlands?
Ans- Due to the formation of gullies, the land becomes unfit for cultivation and is known as badland.
 
29.What is a ravine?
A ravine is a deep narrow valley on earth's surface formed by running water.
 
30.What is sheet erosion?
Ans- Sometimes water flows as a sheet over large area down the slope. In such cases the top soil washes away. It is called sheet erosion.
 
31.What is responsible for sheet erosion?
Ans- Water
 
32.What method is used to break up the force of wind?
Ans- Strip Cropping
 
33.Which is the main cause of land degradation in Madhya Pradesh?
Ans- Deforestation
 
34.Which is a special feature of the sustainable development?
Ans- Development should take place without damaging the environment.
 
35.What resources can be acquired by a nation?
Ans- National resources can be acquired by a nation.
 
36.Explain the term wasteland.
Ans- Wasteland includes rocky, arid and desert areas and land put to non-agricultural use like settlements, roads and railways.
 
37.What is culturable wasteland?
Ans- It is the land left uncultivated for more than five agricultural years.
 
38.Name the type of farming in which crops are grown using primitive tools.
Ans- Primitive Subsistence farming.
 
39.Jhumming refers to what type of cultivation?
Ans- It refers to slash and burn agriculture.
 
40.Intensive subsistence farming is practised in which area?
Ans- Intensive subsistence farming is practised in areas of high population pressure on land.
It is also called labour intensive farming.
 
41.Which term is used for grouping of small landholdings with bigger ones?
Ans- The term used for grouping of small landholdings with bigger ones is consolidation of landholdings.
 
42.Which crop is commercial crop in one state while subsistence crop in another state?
Ans- Rice
 
43.In which season are rabi crops sown in India?
              Or
Mention the sowing period of rabi crops.
Ans-  Rabi crops are sown in winter from October to December.
 
44.Name any one kharif crop.
Ans- Rice
 
45.In states like Assam, three crops of paddy are grown in a year. Name any two such crops.
Ans- Three crops of paddy are grown in a year in Assam. They are Aus, Aman and Boro.
 
46.Name the second most important cereal crop grown in India.
Ans- Wheat is the second most important cereal crop grown in India.
 
47.Name the two important wheat growing zones in India.
Ans- The two wheat growing zones in India are
(a) Ganga-Satluj plains in the north-west.
(b) Black soil region of the Deccan.
 
48.Write the names of any two millets grown in India.
Ans- Jowar and bajra are the important millets grown in India.
 
49.Name the state which is the largest producer of ragi.
Ans- Karnataka is the largest producer of ragi.
 
50.Name the crop which is used both as food and fodder.
Ans- Maize is used both as food and fodder.
 
51.In which type of soil does maize grow well?
Ans- Maize grows well in old alluvial soil.
 
52.Sugar is the main source of which products?
Ans- Sugar is main source of gur, khandsari and molasses.
 
53.Name the crop in which India is the largest producer and consumer.
Ans- India is the largest producer and consumer of the pulses in the world.
 
54.Name the crop which is grown as a kharif crop in north and rabi crop in south.
Ans- Sesamum
 
55.Mention two beverage crops grown in India.
Ans- Tea and coffee are two important beverage crops grown in India.
 
56.Which variety of coffee is grown in India? Where was it initially introduced?
Ans- The Arabica variety brought from Yemen is produced in the country. Its cultivation was introduced on the Baba Budan Hills.
 
57.What is the rearing of silkworms called?
Ans- Rearing of silkworms is called sericulture.
 
58.Which fibre is called a golden fibre?
Ans- Jute
 
59.What is White Revolution related to?
Ans- White Revolution is related to the production of milk. It is also called Operation Flood.
 
60.Name any two schemes introduced by the government to benefit farmers.
Ans- Kissan Credit Cards (KCC) and Personal Accident Insurance Scheme (PAIS).
 
61.What do you mean by White Revolution?
Ans- Maximum production of milk.
 
62.To which type of crops is wheat related?
Ans- Rabi crops.
 
63.Name two crops grown during the zaid seasons.
Ans- The crops grown during the zaid season are watermelon, muskmelon, cucumber, vegetables and fodder crops.
 
64.Name two fibre crops.
Ans- Cotton and Jute.
 
65.the leaves of which plant are the silkworm fed?
Ans- The silkworms are fed on the leaves of the mulberry tree.
 
66.are minerals?
Ans- Minerals are homogeneous naturally occurring substances normally found in solid, liquid and gaseous state.
 
67.How do minerals occur in Igneous and Metamorphic rocks?
Ans- In Igneous and Metamorphic rocks, minerals may occur in the cracks, crevices, faults and joints.
 
68.Which rock consists of a single mineral?
Ans- Limestone consists of a single mineral.
 
69.Study about which of the characteristics of minerals is not a concern of geographers?
Ans- Formation, age and physical and chemical composition of minerals is not the concern of the geographers.
 
70.In the horizontal strata of which rocks are the minerals deposited and accumulated?
Ans- Minerals are deposited and accumulated in the horizontal strata of Sedimentary rocks.
 
71.State the types of minerals.
Ans- Minerals are either metallic or non-metallic.
 
72.Name the types of metallic minerals.
Ans- Metallic minerals are of two types
(a) Ferrous minerals
(b) Non-ferrous minerals
 
73.Which mineral is largely derived from the ocean water?
Ans-Magnesium is largely derived from the ocean water.
 
74.What are ores?
Ans-The term ore is used to describe an accumulation of any mineral mixed with other elements. Minerals are usually found in ores.
 
75.Which region of India is almost devoid of economic minerals?
Ans- The alluvial plains of north India are devoid of economic minerals.
 
76.What are placer deposits?
Ans- Certain minerals may occur as alluvial deposits in the sands of the valley floors and the base of hills. These deposits are called ‘placer deposits’.
 
77.What is a mine?
Ans- When the extraction of a mineral from its deposit or reserve becomes economically viable, that deposit is termed as a mine.
 
78.Name the finest quality of iron ore with magnetic qualities.
Ans- Magnetite is the finest quality of iron ore with magnetic qualities.
 
79.Name the iron ore belt where Kudremukh mines are located.
Ans-Kudremukh mines are located in Bellary-Chitradurga-Chikamaglur-Tumkur iron-ore belt.
 
80.Mention any two uses of Manganese Ore.
Ans- Two uses of Manganese ore are:
(a) For the making of iron and steel and preparing alloys.
(b) To manufacture bleaching powder, insecticides, paints and batteries.
 
81.Name the largest manganese producing state of India.
Ans- Odisha is the largest manganese producing state of India.
 
82.In which state are the Bailadila mines located?
Ans- The Bailadila mines are located in the state of Chhattisgarh.
 
83.Which type of iron ore is mostly used by industries?
Ans- Though lower in iron content, the Haematite variety is commonly used in industries.
 
84.Besides steel, name two other industries which use large amounts of manganese.
Ans- Besides steel, manganese is also used in the manufacture of bleaching powder and paints.
 
85.In which minerals is India’s reserves and production not very satisfactory?
Ans- India’s reserves and production in Non-Ferrous Minerals is very unsatisfactory.
 
86.In which mineral reserve is India critically deficient?
Ans- India is critically deficient in copper.
 
87.In which state of India are the Balaghat copper mines situated?
Ans- Balaghat copper mines are situated in Madhya Pradesh.
 
88.In which state of India are the Khetri Copper mines situated?
Ans- The Khetri Copper mines are situated in Rajasthan.
 
89.Why does aluminium metal have great importance?
Ans- Aluminium is an important metal because of its quality of extreme lightness, good conductivity and great malleability.
 
90.What are the main features of Mica which makes it indispensable?
Ans- The essential features of mica that make it indispensable are its electric strength,insulating properties and resistance to high voltage.
 
91.For which mineral is Koderma in Jharkhand, a leading producer?
Ans- Koderma in Jharkhand is the leading producer of Mica.
 
92.Name the belt which is a leading producer of Mica?
Ans- Koderma-Gaya-Hazaribagh belt is the leading producer of Mica.
 
93.Which type of coal is most popular for commercial use?
Ans- Bituminous coal is most popular for commercial use.
 
94.Coal of which geological age is found in north-eastern India?
Ans- Coal of the Tertiary age is found in the north-eastern part of India.
 
95.Name the highest quality of hard coal.
Ans- Anthracite is the highest quality of hard coal.
 
96.Which is the oldest oil producing state of India?
Ans- Assam is the oldest oil producing state in India.
 
97.Name any two important oilfields in Assam.
Ans- Two important oilfields in Assam are:
(a) Digboi   (b) Naharkatiya
(c) Moran   (d) Hygrijan (any two)
 
98.Where was petroleum first drilled in India?
Ans- Petroleum was first drilled in Digboi (Assam).
 
99.Name one environment friendly fuel.
Ans- Natural gas is an environment friendly fuel.
 
100.Which industries are the key users of natural gas?
Ans- The Power and Fertilizer industries are the key users of natural gas.


A) CREATIVE WORK 


Make a travelogue to write down your travelling experiences, while storing photos and other souvenirs in organized leaflets after considering the following guidelines:

i) Introduction of Travelogue

ii) Planning the trip------a) where will you go? B) What will you see c) How much will the trip cost? D) Hotels and Motels for accommodation.

iii) Getting ready to go-----a) what to pack? B) What to do? C) Route map

iv)Record sheet------a) What part of planning your trip did you find most enjoyable?

b) What was the most difficult thing to plan?

B) INNOVATIVE PROJECT 

Prepare a project on “Consumer Awareness” after considering all the under mentioned guidelines:

i) The total length of the project will not be more than 20 written pages of full A-4 size sheet.

ii) The project report will be handwritten and credit will be awarded to original drawings,

 Question Make a PPT on PROJECT RHINO.

Worksheet (Life Skill Development)

DO THIS WORKSHEET IN YOUR SOCIAL SCIENCE REGISTER

Q-1 “Resources are regarded as free gifts of nature”. Discuss.

Q-2 Write a short note on PROJECT TIGER.

Q-3 Give advantages of Himalayan Yew Tree.

Q-4 What is Bio-diversity? Why is bio-diversity is important for human life?

Q-5 How is urban development directly related to the cost of ecology and environment?

PART – B

 5th JUNE is Environment Day. Collect information and pictures from the newspaper and paste it in your register.

 Prepare a project on “Global Warming”, its causes and its impacts.

 Read newspaper regularly during summer vacations. You will have to collect newspaper clippings of the current issues happening, events in the spiral file with A4 colored sheets etc.

 Make some cartoon on Indian Politics or Leaders and explain them in few lines. *Collect information about general elections in India (2014). Prepare a list of leaders of different political parties with their symbols. Explain how many seats they got in Lok Sabha.

 

 

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