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Q.1. (A) Choose the Correct Option and Rewrite the Complete Answers : 4 (I) MT Seat No. 2018 .... .... 1100 MT - SOCIAL SCIENCE (73) History & Political Science - Semi Prelim I - PAPER II (E) Time : 2 hrs. 30 min (Pages 6) Max. Marks : 60 Q.1. (A) Choose the correct option and rewrite the complete answers : 4 (i) ...................... film was shown in the International Film Festival at Paris. (a) Savarkari Pash (b) Sant Tukaram (c) Savitri - Satyavan (d) Bal Shivaji (ii) Shridhar Vyankatesh Ketkar edited 23 volumes of ...................... (a) Prachin Bharatiya Sthalakosh (b) Vishwakosh (c) Bharatvarshiya Charitrakosh (d) Maharashtriya Dnyankosh (iii) Natural potholes of Rajan Khalage are located at ...................... in Maharashtra. (a) Nighoj (b) Ratnagiri (c) Gadchiroli (d) Latur (iv) The wooden dolls made in Maharashtra are known as ...................... (a) Thaki (b) Kalichandika (c) Gangavati (d) Champavati Q.1. (B) Find the incorrect pair in every set and write the correct one. 4 (i) (a) Acharya Atre - movie on Mahatma Phule (b) Vishram Bedekar - movie on Vasudev Balwant Phadke (c) Dadasaheb Phalake - documentary on Verul (d) Kusumagraj - movie on saint Tukaram (ii) (a) Bal J. Pandit - Cricket commentator (b) Mary Kom - Boxer (c) Balambhat Deodhar - Gold medalist in wrestling (d) Major Dhyanchand - Captain of hockey team (iii) (a) Indian Museum - Kolkata (b) National Museum - Delhi (c) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastusangrahalay - Nashik (d) Salarjang museum - Hyderabad 2/MT PAPER - II (iv) (a) Kachkavadya - Marbles (b) Sagargote - Seeds and stones (c) Bhatukali - Mock wedding (d) Bhingari - Whorls Q.2. (A) Complete the following concept maps. (Any Two) 4 (i) ............................... ............................... .......................... ............................... .......................... .......................... Benefits of Encyclopaedia Make existing knowledge easily .......................... accessible to .......................... scholarship ............................... .......................... and researchers ............................... ............................... (ii) Pune .................... Kolhapur Shri Shiv Chhatrapati Kreeda Sankul Vyayam .................... Shala .................... Training centres for wrestling Kreeda .................... Vidyapeeth .................... Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal .................... Gandhinagar Amaravati (iii) ........................................ Marathi ........................................ Stage artists of the Chintamanrao Kolhatkar By-gone Era ........................................ ........................................ Q.2. (B) Write the short notes. (Any Two) 4 (i) Marathi Theatre (ii) Literature and sports (iii) Vishwakosh 3/MT PAPER - II Q.3. (A) Explain the statements with reasons. (Any Two) 6 (i) Archives and libraries publish research journals, informative pamplets, leaflets, posters etc. (ii) Bharuds by Saint Eknath are popular in Maharashtra. (iii) Commentaries of Bal J. Pandit were entertaining due to his historical details. (iv) Origins of Marathi theatre can be traced to Dashavatara tradition. (v) Encyclopaedias are indicators of the state of cultural ripeness of a society. Q.3. (B) Answer in brief. (Any Two) 6 (i) Write a note on museums in India. (ii) State the contribution of Major Dhyan Chand in sports? (iii) What are the crucial issues in the development of tourism? Q.4. Read the following passage and answer the questions. 4 The honour of making and releasing the first full length movie goes to Maharashtra. Maharashtra is known as the land that raised the Indian film industry. The contribution of Madanrao Madhavrao Pitale, the Patwardhan family of Kalyan, Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar also known as Savedada is very important in the development of Indian movies. Later Gopal Ramchandra Torane also known as Dadasaheb Torane and A. P. Karandikar, S. N. Patankar, V. P. Divekar sought help from foreign technicians and made a movie entitled Pundalik. It was released in Mumbai in 1912. Raja Harischandra, a movie directed by Dadasaheb Phalke and the first to be processed completely in India was released in Mumbai, in 1913. Next to it was the creation of silent movies named as Mohini-Bhasmasur, Savitri- Satyavana, also documentries on the roct-cut caves of Verul and pilgrim centres of Nashik and Tryambakeshwar by Dadasaheb Phalke. (i) Which state has the honour of making and releasing first full length 1 movie? (ii) Whose contribution is considered very important in the development of 1 Indian movies? (iii) Which was the first movie to be processed completely in India? 1 (iv) Name some silent movies by Dadasaheb Phalke? 1 4/MT PAPER - II Q.5. Answer in detail. (Any Two) 8 (i) Explain the different types of Tourism? (any four) (ii) Illustrate the characteristics of the following institutions : (a) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastusangrahalay (b) Imperial Record Department (iii) Observe the given pictures and write the information about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastusangrahalay. With the help of given points. Point : (1) Significant event of 1904 CE (2) Historical name (3) Style (4) antiquities and categories POLITICAL SCIENCE Q.6. Choose the correct alternative. 4 (i) ...................... was an organisation established by Dr. Rajendrasinh Rana. (a) All India Kisan Sabha (b) All India Trade Union Congress. (c) Tarun Bharat Sangh (d) Bharatiya Kisan Union (ii) China adopted economic reforms and also became a member of ....................... (a) ASEAN (b) SAARC (c) WTO (d) Comintern (iii) Consumer Protection Act came into existence in ...................... (a) 1920 (b) 2014 (c) 1988 (d) 1986 (iv) Election Commission gave ...................... party recognition as national party in 2016. (a) Communist Party of India (b) Trinamool Congress. (c) Communist Party of India (M) (d) Bhartiya Jan Sangh 5/MT PAPER - II Q.7. Explain whether following statements are true or false with expla- 4 nation. (Any Two) (i) Consumer movement came into existence. (ii) Coalition politics leads to instability. (iii) Importance of the problems of farmers and tribal has increased in the left extremist movement. Q.8. (A) Explain the following concepts. (Any Two) 4 (i) Regionalism (ii) Tribal movement (iii) Left extremists-Naxalism Q.8. (B) Do as instructed. (Any Two) 4 (i) Worker's Movement ............................................................. In 1920, Establishment of the first organization to resolve the issues of workers. ............................................................. ............................................................. In 1980 Disintegration of Trade Union Movement (ii) ....................... ....................... Maharshee ....................... Dhondo ....................... Keshav Karve Social Reformers Ishwarchandra ....................... Vidyasagar ....................... Mahatma ....................... Jyotirao Phule ....................... 6/MT PAPER - II (iii) Symbols Party (1) .......................... (2) .......................... (3) .......................... (4) .......................... Q.9. Answer in brief. (Any Two) 4 (i) What efforts are undertaken to bring transparency in political process? (ii) Which reforms were pursued for women in the pre-independence period? (iii) What are the major characteristics of political parties? (iv) State the conditions prescribed by the Election Commission for a regional political party. Best Of Luck .
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