CBSE Set Q3 Social Science Sample Test Papers For Class 10th for students online
Social
Science Class - X (CBSE)
You are on Set no III questions 1 to 29
(Only those questions are given, which are different from Set I and Set II)
Section A - HISTORY
Q1) In which century the trade in African
slaves began ? To which part of the world were most of the African slave sent ? (Marks
2)
Q3) Mention the names of any two
Presidents of the Indian National Congress in the 19th century (Marks 2)
Q5) Describe the main territorial changes
which took place in Europe after the end of the First World War
OR
Describe, with examples, the aggressive policy followed by Germany before the
second world war.
(Marks 4)
Q7) What were the major
shortcomings of the British educational policy in India in the 19th century?
OR
Examine the various social evils against which social reform movements were
organised in the 19th century (Marks 4)
SECTION B - CIVICS
Q13) Why is it important for
political parties to campaign before elections. (Marks 3)
Q14) Describe the problem of
unemployment in India, with special reference to unemployment in the rural areas
(Marks 3)
SECTION C - GEOGRAPHY
Q21) Write briefly 3
advantages of Multipurpose River valley projects (Marks 3)
Q22.1) Name two centres where
petro-chemical industry is located.
Q22.2) What is the use of newsprint ? Name two raw materials of the paper
industry (Marks 1+1=2)
Q23.1) Why is so much
attention being given to the protection of 'endangered species of wild-life' in
India these days? Explain by giving examples. (Marks 2)
Q.23.2) Give two examples of endangered species of wild life and for each
point out the step taken to ensure their protection. (Marks 2)
Q25) Give two reasons for
each of the following :
(i) Jute is chiefly grown in West Bengal (Marks 2x1=2)
(ii) Rajasthan is sparsely populated (Marks 2x1=2)
SECTION D - ECONOMICS
Q29) Write 3 reasons why
cottage industries have languished in India (Marks 3)
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