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1.

when Muthu asks me what I’d want I rattle off a list: “Sesame seeds, onions tomatoes and pickles ’’a. What does Muthu ask?b. List the things he will buy?

Answer»

a. Muthu asks Raj what he would want.

b. Sesame seeds, onions, tomatoes and pickles.

2.

How did Raju react when his mother asked him to buy a list of items?

Answer»

Raju’s mother called him and gave him a list of items to be bought from Muthu’s shop. She told him to get some cinnamon, betel leaves, ginger and garlic. But, being a little boy, he goes to the shop, singing happily all the way. When the shop owner asks him what does he want, he forgets what his mother had told him to buy and recites different items like sesame seeds, onions, tomatoes and pickles. When he gets back home, his mother gets angry and twists his ears due to his poor memory.

3.

Raj did not buy _______ (a) onions and sesame (b) ginger and garlic (c) tomato and pickles

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(b) ginger and garlic

4.

What did mother ask Raj to buy?

Answer»

His mother asked him to buy some cinnamon, betel leaves, ginger and garlic

5.

Mother did not ask for _______ (a) cinnamon (b) cardamom (c) betel leaves

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(b) cardamom

6.

Can an ordinary citizen win a case over a powerful/influential person in this judicial system? Justify your response.

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Yes, an ordinary citizen can win a case over a powerful/influential person in this judicial system. Our Constitution does not allow any interference in the functioning of the Judiciary. Our Constitution has declared that The Judiciary is independent of the Legislature and the Executive Body. The judges are not under any influence or control of powerful people, and so they are able to give impartial judgements. Therefore, any person, rich or poor can definitely get proper justice.

7.

State the various judgements given by different courts in the case of Ratlam Municipality.

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The various judgements given by different courts in the case of Ratlam Municipality are as follows :

Verdict by the Taluka Court: The Municipality and Town Improvement Trust have failed in their duty of maintaining cleanliness. Both the institutions are ordered to cleanse the place with immediate effect. The work of a closed drainage should be completed within 15 days. However, the Municipality challenged this verdict in the Ratlam District Court.

The following is the ruling of the District Court:

  • The judgement of the Taluka Court is hereby declared unfair.
  • This verdict was challenged by the residents. They went to the High Court.
  • The High Court sustained the judgement of the Taluka Court but added the some words to it.

The following is the verdict of the High Court:

  • For a closed drainage system, 7 months’ time is given instead of 15 days. The pits should be filled with soil to stop water accumulation and mosquito breeding. The work should be completed within two years.
  • The Ratlam Municipality being unhappy with the verdict appealed to the Supreme Court.

However, the Supreme Court sustained the judgement of the Taluka Court and further ordered that:
The chemical and dye plants which were responsible for the pollution should be closed with the joint effort of the Municipality and the state government.

8.

Name the first organic acid produced by microbial fermentation.

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Lactic acid is the first organic acid produced by microbial fermentation.

9.

How do mycorrhiza act as biofertilizers ? Explain. Name a genus of fungi that forms a mycorrhizal association with plants.

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Mycorrhiza refers to symbiotic association between the fungus and the root of higher plants. These fungi in these associations absorb water phosphorus, nitrogen, potassium, calcium from soil and pass it to the plant. The fungus brings about the solubilization of organic matter of soil humus, release of inorganic nutrients absorption and their transfer to roots. The genus Glomus forms a mycorrhizal association with plants.

10.

Name any two human therapeutic proteins produced in bacteria.

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Human insulin, hepatitis B surface antigen, human growth hormone, interferons etc.

11.

Discuss about the Biofertilizers.

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  • Chemical fertilizers major pollutant. 
  • Switch to organic farming and use of biofertilizers need of the time. 
  • Main sources of biofertilizers. Bacteria, Fungi & Cyanobacteria. Eg Rhizobium present in roots of leguminious plants fix atmospheric nitrogen into usable organic form. Azospirillium and Azotobacter – free living bacteria – fix atmospheric Nitrogen.
  • Symbiotic Associations Eg.Genus Glomus sp. form mycorrhiza. 
  • Fungal symbiont absorbs phosphorus from soil and passes it to plant.
  • Plants show resistance to root – borne pathogens. 
  • Tolerance to salinity and drought.
  • Increase in growth and development. 
  • Cynobacteria– autotrophic – fix atmospheric nitrogen Eg. e.g. Anabaena, Nostoc, Oscillatoria.
  • Blue green algae – increase fertility by adding organic matter
12.

How do you decide the nativity of a person ? A) Depending on the birth places of parentsB) Depending on the birth place C) The region in which one resides most of one’s life D) All the above

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D) All the above

13.

The factors responsible for migration of tribal people from their native place are ……………. A) Construction of dams B) Intrusion of outsider C) Mining D) All the above

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D) All the above

14.

Two blocks of unequal masses are tied by a spring. The blocks are pulled stretching the spring slightly and the system is released on a frictionless horizontal platform. Are the forces due to the spring on the two blocks equal and opposite? If yes, is it an example of Newton’s third law?

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Yes, the forces due to the spring on the two blocks are equal and opposite. But it’s not an example of Newton’s third law because there are three objects (2 blocks + 1 spring). Spring force on one block and force by the same block on the spring is an actionreaction pair.

15.

Highest sugar producing state in India is A) West Bengal B) Uttar Pradesh C) Gujarat D) Andhra Pradesh

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B) Uttar Pradesh

16.

The main reason for the migration of people is ……………. A) faction politics exists in villagesB) employment opportunities are less in villages C) no problem exists to resist in towns D) all of these

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B) employment opportunities are less in villages

17.

The city which is called the capital of electronicsA) Hyderabad B) Bangalore C) Delhi D) Chennai

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(B) Bangalore

18.

Which book is known as ‘Daniya?’(a) Fairbook(b) Roughbook(c) Notebook(d) Cashbook

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Correct option is (b) Roughbook

19.

Name the following:States of India where metallic minerals are found.

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Jharkhand, Odisha, adjoining Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, parts of Rajasthan, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

20.

What is a mini steel plant? 

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A mini steel plant is one in which steel is produced from steel scrap. It uses an electric furnace. 

21.

What is an integrated steel plant?  

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An integrated steel plant is one in which steel is produced right from iron ore. It uses a blast furnace.  

22.

Name the following:The agro-based industries in India which are heavily concentrated in the raw material- producing areas.

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Cotton, jute and sugar.

23.

Which of the following is not true with reference to the Green Revolution? A) It has raised the living standard of farmers all over India. B) It was introduced in late 60’s. C) It has lead to the loss of soil fertility. D) It brought hybrid seeds into utilisation.

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A) It has raised the living standard of farmers all over India.

24.

When was MGNREGA implemented? A) 2005 B) 2003 C) 2016 D) 2002

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Correct option is A) 2005

25.

You have read about the crops grnin Rampur. Fill the following table based on information? on the crops grown in your region.Name of cropMonth sownMonth harvestedSource of water/irrigation (Rain ,tanks ,tubewell ,canals ,etcs )

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Name of cropmonth sownmonth harvestedSource of water/irrigation (Rain ,tanks ,tubewell ,canals ,etcs )
Rice (paddy)June/JulyDecember/Jan.Tubewell ,canals ,rain
maizeJune/JulyDecember/Jan.Tubewell ,canals ,rain
SugarcaneAug./Sep.Feb./Mar.rain ,Tubewell ,canals
CottonJune/JulyDecember/Jan.Tubewell ,canals ,rain
26.

MGNREGA is being implemented from …………… A) 2002 B) 2003 C) 2005 D) 2004

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Correct option is C) 2005

27.

What are the advantages of tourism?

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The advantages of tourism are: 

1. We can gain knowledge about the place, culture, civilization, life style by the tour. 

2. We can satisfy our curiosity going to different places. 

3. Going on tour to religious place we find peace of mind. 

4. We gain happiness and health improvement by visiting different places. 

5. We can have full of relaxation from clumsy thoughts and problems when we visit beautiful places surrounded by worth seeing scenes.

28.

What is multiple cropping?

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To grow more than one crop on a piece of land during the same year is called multiple cropping.

29.

What are the reasons for multiple cropping in cultivation?

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1. The cultivation which is under multiple cropping has many reasons for it. 

2. It has a well-developed irrigation system.

3. Different crops are grown in three crop seasons. 

4. It increases the production from the land. 

5. They may have two main crops and a third crop. 

6. There is no land that is left idle. 

7. There is no possibility of expansion in land area under cultivation. 

8. The plants grown also used as cattle feed. 

(OR)

The factors that contribute to the multiple cropping in village areas. 

1. Availability of more labour. 

2. Availability of irrigation facilities. 

3. Availability of fertile soil. 

4. Experienced farmers.

30.

Multiple cropping means growing A) only two crops B) more than one crop C) up to four crops D) only three crops

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B) more than one crop

31.

Where are the Ganga Plains located?

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The Ganga Plains lie to the east of the Aravalli in the North Indian Plain.

32.

What constitutes the delta of Ganga-Brahmaputra system?

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Most of the West Bengal state of India and Bangladesh together constitute the delta of Ganga Brahmaputra system.

33.

Explain ‘Multiple Cropping’ in your own words.

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1. Growing more than one crop on a piece of land during the year is known as multiple cropping. 

2. It is the most common and traditional practice to increase production on a given piece of land. 

3. All farmers in Rampur grow at least two main crops.

agriculture, multiple cropping or multicropping is the practice of growing two or more crops in the same piece of land during one growing season instead of just one crop. When multiple crops are grown simultaneously, this is also known as intercropping.
34.

What was the contribution of Sardar Ahmed Khan Kharal in the revolt?

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Sardar Ahmed Khan Kharal refused to pay tax to the government and rose in revolt against it. He fopght against the English at some places. Ultimately he died while fighting the British near Pakpattan.

35.

The advantages for medium and large farmers i) They have their own saving form farming ii) They use mechanisation in farm activitiesA) i only correct B) ii only correct C) i & ii are correct D) i & ii are wrong

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C) i & ii are correct

36.

In which cantonments of Punjab revolt occurred in the Revolt of 1857 A.D.?

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During the revolt of 1857 A.D. revolt occurred in cantonments of Lahore, Firozpur, Peshawar, Ambala, Mianwali etc. of Punjab.

37.

The part of North Indian Plains lying to the east of the Aravalis is called ____. (a) Ganga Plains (b) Brahmaputra Plains (c) Kaveri Plains(d) Krishna Plains

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Correct option: (a) Ganga Plains

38.

Now only …………….. of the total irrigated area is under tank irrigation.

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Now only 3% of the total irrigated area is under tank irrigation.

39.

The rivers of South India are also called …………

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Peninsular rivers.

40.

A ……………… is a natural or man-made hollow on the earth’s surface into which rain-water is collected.

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A Thak is a natural or man-made hollow on the earth’s surface into which rain-water is collected.

41.

Almatti dam is construted to ……………. river.

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Almatti dam is construted to Krishna river.

42.

River Tapi rises at …………

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River Tapi rises at Multai.

43.

Which one of the following terms is used to describe trade between two or more countries?(a) Internal trade (b) External trade (c) International trade (d) Local trade

Answer» c) International trade
44.

River Damodar was called ………

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Sorrow of Bengal

45.

The longest river in South India is ……

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Godavari River.

46.

Is the longest tributary of the Ganga is ……

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Is the longest tributary of the Ganga is Yamuna.

47.

Hirakud project is built across ………….. river.

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Hirakud project is built across Mahanadi river.

48.

Write a note on Almatti River Valley Project.

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The Almatti dam is constructed near Almatti village inBasavana Bagewadi taluk and the Narayanapura dam is located near Siddapur village in Muddebihal taluk of Vijayapura district. Bagalkot, Vijayapura, Kalburgi, Yadgir and parts of Belagavi districts benefit from this project.

49.

The length of Sindhu river is …………. km.

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The length of Sindhu river is 2897 km.

50.

Explain the Brahmaputra river system?

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The Brahmaputra rises near lake Manasa Sarovar (Tibet), and flows towards the east. It enters India through a narrow gorge in Arunachal Pradesh. The it flows to the west and turns to the South in Bangla desh where it joins the Ganga. Its length is 2589 kms.