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    The document provides a revision assignment with questions from the subjects of Social Science, Economics, History, Political Science. In Social Science, there are map-based questions about locating rivers, mountain ranges, and coastal regions on a map of India. There are also questions differentiating between eastern and western ghats and describing characteristics of the Deccan Plateau and advantages of lakes. In Economics, there are questions about human capital investment, health indicators, education investments, unemployment, and key social programs. The History questions cover topics like abolition of slavery, views of 18th century social transformations, effects of industrialization, and Nazi policies. The Political Science questions are around democracy, apartheid, reasons for accepting the Indian constitution, role of elections

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    The document provides a revision assignment with questions from the subjects of Social Science, Economics, History, Political Science. In Social Science, there are map-based questions about locating rivers, mountain ranges, and coastal regions on a map of India. There are also questions differentiating between eastern and western ghats and describing characteristics of the Deccan Plateau and advantages of lakes. In Economics, there are questions about human capital investment, health indicators, education investments, unemployment, and key social programs. The History questions cover topics like abolition of slavery, views of 18th century social transformations, effects of industrialization, and Nazi policies. The Political Science questions are around democracy, apartheid, reasons for accepting the Indian constitution, role of elections

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    REVISION ASSIGNMENT -2

    Social science
    CLASS IX

    GEOGRAPHY
    MAP WORK
    On the political map of India, mark & label the places with help of specified
    information:
    1. Godavari
    2. Sambhar lake
    3. On the map mark and label the northern part of the eastern ghats. Identify
    its name from the following options.
    a. Coromandel coast
    b. Northern Circar
    c. Mahendragiri
    d. Konkan

    Q1.Differetiate between Eastern & Western ghats. (3)

    Q2. Give 3 main characteristics of Deccan Plateau. (3)

    Q3.How are lakes advantageous to us? Explain any 3. (3)

    Q4. Name the 2 headwaters of Ganga. Where do they meet? Name 2 of its left
    bank & 2 right bank tributaries. Which delta is formed by it? (5)

    Q5.On the basis of paragraph given below answer the following

    questions: (4)

    The Indian desert lies towards the western

    margins of the Aravali Hills. It is an undulating

    sandy plain covered with sand dunes. This

    region receives very low rainfall below 150 mm

    per year. It has arid climate with low vegetation


    cover. Streams appear during the rainy

    season. Soon after they disappear into the

    sand as they do not have enough water to

    reach the sea. Luni is the only large river in this

    region.

    Barchans(crescent shaped dunes) cover larger areas

    but longitudinal dunes become more prominent near the

    Indo-Pakistan

    boundary. If you visit Jaisalmer, you may go to

    see a group of barchans

    Questions:

    i) Which type of Dunes are more common near Indo Pakistan border? (1)
    ii) Why do the streams disappear in desert areas? Name the largest river

    here. (1+1=2)

    iii) What are the characteristics of ARID regions? (1)

    ECONOMICS

    1.HOW IS INVESTMENT MADE IN HUMAN CAPITAL? (1)

    2.EXPLAIN 3 INDICATORS OF HEALTH. (1)

    3. WHAT IS INFANT MORTALITY? HOW MUCH HAS IT DECLINED NOW? (3)

    4.HOW DO EDUCATED PARENTS MAKE INVESTMENT IN CHILDREN? (3)

    5. WHAT IS LIFE EXPECTANCY? (1)

    6.WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN?EXPLAIN.(3)


    7.GIVE AT LEAST 3 ADVANTAGES OF EDUCATION ? (3)

    8.WHAT IS UNEMPLOYMENT? EXPLAIN 2 TYPE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN URBAN


    AREAS.HOW CAN NEW OPPORTUNITIES BE CREATED IN RURAL AREAS?(1+2+2=5)

    HISTORY
    1. Write short note on abolition of slavery in the French colonies. (5)
    2. Describe the views of liberals about the transformation of society in
    the eighteenth century? (5)
    3. How did conservatives differ from the radicals? (3)
    4. List the effects of industrialisation on society. (3)
    5. List the communities which were classified as undesirable in Nazi
    Germany. (3)
    6. What was the role of youth organizations in the Nazi Germany. (5)
    7. Explain the Nazi policy towards schools. (5)
    8. Map Work
    Outline Political Map of World (For locating and labelling /
    Identification)

    Major countries of Second World War

    Axis Powers – Germany, Italy, Japan

    Allied Powers – UK, France, Former USSR, USA

    Territories under German expansion (Nazi Power)

    Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia (only Slovakia shown in the map),


    Denmark, Lithuania, France, Belgium

    POLITICAL SCIENCE
    1. Describe the arguments against and for democracy. (5)
    2. What were the conditions of the blacks under the apartheid system in
    south Africa? (5)
    3. What are the reasons for accepting the constitution framed by the
    constituent assembly more than fifty years ago? (3)
    4. Describe the manner in which the constituent assembly of India
    worked. (5)
    5. Why do we need elections? (3/5)
    6. What makes constitution democratic? (5)
    7. What is the political competition? What are its merits and demerits? (5)
    Source Based Questions
    8. Read the following extract and answers the questions:
    Constituent Assembly worked in a systematic, open, and consensual
    manner. First some basic principles were decided and agreed upon,
    Then a Drafting Committee chaired by Dr. B.Å. Ambedkar prepared a
    draft constitution for discussion. Several rounds thorough discussion
    took place on the Draft Constitution, clause by clause. More than two
    thousand amendments were considered. The members deliberated for
    114 days spread over three years. Every document presented and every
    word spoken in the Constituent Assembly has been recorded and
    preserved. These are called Constituent Assembly Debates, When
    printed, these debates are 12 bulky volumes! These debates provide the
    rationale behind every provision of the Constitution. These are
    used to interpret the meaning of the Constitution.
    Questions:
    (i) Who was the head of the Drafting committee of the constituent
    assembly?
    (ii) In how many years was the Indian constitution written?
    (iii) Under what name all proposal and debates of constituent assembly
    was published?
    (iv) The constituent debates were published in …………….. volumes.

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