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1. CHOOSE the CORRECT OPTION 1.The Book ‘ Poverty and Un-British Rule’In India Is Authored by a Mahatma Gandhi B Dadabhai Naoroji C Jawaharlal Nehru D Sarojini Naidu

1. CHOOSE the CORRECT OPTION 1.The Book ‘ Poverty and Un-British Rule’In India Is Authored by a Mahatma Gandhi B Dadabhai Naoroji C Jawaharlal Nehru D Sarojini Naidu

MAKING OF THE NATIONAL MOVEMENT: 1870s-1947 L-10 HISTORY WORKSHEET 1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION 1.The book ‘ Poverty and Un-British Rule’in is authored by a b c d

2. The Marathi newspaper was edited by a Balgangadhar Tilak b Belpin Chandra Pal c d Dadabhai Naoroji

3. The slogan ‘ Freedom is my birthright and i shall have it’ was raised by a Bepin Chandra Pal b Sarojini Naidu c Lala Lajpat Rai d Balgangadhar Tilak

4.The Indian who renounced his knighthood after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre a b Rabindranathe Tagore c Abanindranath Tagore d

5. The first Indian woman to become President of the was a Saroijini Naidu b Kamla Nehru c Begum Rokeya Sakhawwat Hossain d Kasturba Gandhi

6. Free India’s first Indian Governor was a Lala Lajput Rai b c C.Rajagopalachari d Sardar Ballabbhai Patel

II. FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. The All Inida muslim league was formed by a group of Muslim ______and ______. 2. The curbed ______rights such as the freedom of expression and strengthened ______powers. 3. Mahatma Gandhi abruptly called off the ______Movement when it took a violent turn. 4. The congress resolved to fight for Purna in 1929 under the presidentship of ______5. The started in August ______.

III. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. What is the literal meaning of sarvajanik? ANS. The literal meaning of sarvajanik is ‘of or for all the people’. It is made of two words - sarva= all + janik= of the people.

2. Who was A.O.Hume? What role did he play in the ? ANS. A.O.Hume was a retired British officer. He played an important role in bringing Indians from the various regions together.

3. Why were people dissatisfied with the British rule in the 1870’s and 1880’s? 4. Describe the aim of . 5. Why did Gandhiji choose to break the salt law?

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Geography LESSON :5 INDUSTRIES TB pages:48-61

I. Fill in the blanks 1. ______activities change raw materials into products of more value to people. 2. Cottage industries are also called ______industries. 3. ______industry is a service provider. 4. ______Industries are small scale industries where the products are manufactured by hand or artisans. 5. ______leads to development of towns and cities.

II. Give two examples of the following 1. Raw materials ______and ______.. 2. End products ______and ______. 3. Tertiary Activities ______and ______. 4. Agro-based Industries ______and ______. 5. Cottage industries ______and______. 6. Co-operatives______and ______. III. Give full form of the following 1. TISCO 2. HAL 3. SAIL 4. AMUL

IV. Answer the following 1. What is an Industry? 2. List the important locational factors of an Industry? 3. How are Industrial Disaster caused? Suggest any two measures to reduce its risk.

GEOGRAPHY : L- 6 : HUMAN RESOURCES

I. NAME THE FOLLOWING: 1. Human Resource Minister of India/ Education minister of India ______(HRD Ministry - MHRD renamed as Ministry of Education-MOE in 2020) 2. Population of India (2020) ______3. Average density of population in India (2020) ______4. Average density of world population (2020) ______5. A country that has a loss in population due to out-migration ______6. Ministry created by to improve people’s skills ______7. The 2 continents in which three-quarters of the world’s people live ______8. The natural causes of population change ______9. A country with low population growth ______10. Part of the world with highest density of population ______

II. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Number of people living in unit area of the earth’s surface. a) population change b) population composition c) population density 2. Rapid increase in world population a) population growth b) population explosion c) population change 3. When death rate is more than birth rate, population ______. a) increases b) stays the same c) decreases 4. A larger proportion of the world population lives in the ______. a) northern hemisphere b) southern hemisphere c) high latitude areas 5. Ministry of Human Resource Development was created in the year______. a) 1895 b) 1985 c) 1958

III. FILL IN THE BLANKS: 1. Until the 1800s, increase in population was low due to lack of ______and ______. 2. Within a country, people migrate from ______to ______areas in search of employment. 3. The population pyramid of a country with high birth and death rates are ______at the base and ______at the top. 4. Human resources must be educated and provided with ______and ______so as to be able and productive. 5. ______, ______and motivated people develop resources as per their requirements. 6. ______and ______are sparely populated parts of the world. 7. The most populous country in the world is ______. 8. The people who arrive in a country are called ______. 9. Every human being is a potential ______for the society. 10. ______and ______young people with a positive outlook are the future of a nation.

Pls note : PKVY : Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna was started in 2015 to train 1crore Indian youth from 2016 – 2020. The objective of this scheme is to encourage aptitude towards employable skills, by giving quality training to probable and existing wage earners.

!V ANSWER THE FOLLOWING I.DEFINE- 1.Natural growth rate 2. Immigration

II. Discuss the role of Geographical factors in influencing the population distribution of an area (any 3)

III.Why are ‘people’ considered as a ‘resource’.

CHAPTER 5 JUDICIARY CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER 1. The rule of law in India is enforced through (executive system, judicial system, legislative system) 2. Influencing the judicial process is protected by providing______of the judiciary. (supervision , right, independence) 3. The courts that most people interact with are called ______. (supreme court, high court, district court)

4. Every citizen has the right to justice through______( parliament, courts, government) 5. The courts at the apex level is known as ______( subordinate courts, supreme court, high court) FILL IN THE BLANKS 1. The supreme court was established on ______. 2. and Haryana share a common high court at ______. 3. ______refers to money given to make amends for an injury or a loss. 4. The supreme court is presided over by the ______of India. 5. ______is the final interpreter of the . 6. The 4 north-eastern states have a common high court at______. 7. ______is the present chief justice of India. 8. The court declares a person is an ______when it finds that he or she is not guilty of the crime 9. ______is the highest court of a state in India. 10. Right to life is included in ______article of the Indian constitution. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING 1.What do you mean by the term judiciary? 2. Explain the structure of courts in India? 3. Distinguish between Civil law and criminal law? 4. What is Rule of Law?

CIVICS L- 6 UNDERSTANDING OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Choose the correct option 1) Who can cross- examine the witnesses? a) Victim b) Judge c) Police d) Defence lawyer 2) Who files the charge sheet? a) Magistrate b) Police c)Public Prosecutor d) Judge 3) FIR is signed by ______. a) Police b) Lawyer c) Complainant d) Magistrate 4) The first step of investigation of a crime is ______. a) Charge sheet b) FIR c) Punishment d) Civil Law 5) The role of the ______begins once the police has conducted the investigation and filed the charge sheet in the court.

a) Judge b) Prosecutor c) Lawyer d) Victim

6) Every person has a fundamental right to be defended by a lawyer under the ______.

a) Article 42 b) Article 45 c) Article 22 d) Article 21

Fill in the blanks

1) The FIR also states the name and address of the ______2) ______is the final interpreter of our Constitution. 3) ______of the Indian Constitution is a guarantee from arbitrary arrest. 4) ______acts like an umpire in a game and conducts the trial impartially and in an open court. 5) ______of India has laid down specific requirements and procedures that the police and other agencies have to follow for the arrest. 6) The ______can send a person to jail or impose a fine or both, depending on what the law prescribes. 7) ______is any act that the law defines as a crime. 8) In court, it is the ______who represents interests of the state. 9) A ______offence is regarded as a public wrong. 10)In a ______offence the public official has the authority to make an arrest without the permission of the court.

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING- 1. State Article 39A of the Indian constitution. 2. What is the role of judge in the criminal justice system. ********************************************

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