WorksheetsMy Social Science
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
1. Back to the Vedas was declared by
A) Atmaram Panduranga
B) Dayanand Saraswati
C) Swami Vivekananda
D) Raja Ram Mohan Roy
2. The correct group of countries that form a triple entity pact is
1. Britain, France, Russia
2. Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy
3. Italy, France, Russia
4. Germany, Austria, Hungary, France
3. The agency of UNO which won the Nobel peace prize is
A) WHO
B) UNESCO
C) FAO
D) UNICEF
4.The leader who led the Narmada Bachao Andolan is
A) Sundarlal Bahuguna
B) Chandi Prasad Bhatt
C) Shivaram Karanth
D) Medha patkar
5.Cyclone occurs in the Bay of Bengal during retreating monsoon due to
A) The differences in temperature and pressure of land and sea areas
B)The direct rays of the sun falling over the northern hemisphere
increases the temperature
C)These regions are at high altitude above the sea level
D)North India is away from the sea
6.The best example for organised workers sector is
A)Housekeepers
B)Agricultural Labourers
C)Government Officials
D)Hawkers and Peddlers
7.The system started in India in the view of administrative decentralisation
A)Panchayat Raj
B) Stree Shakti
C) NAREGA
D) COnsumer Courts
8)The Governor General who integrated Punjab into the British Empire was
A) Wellesley
B)Dalhousie
C)Cornwallis
D)Warren Hastings
9)According to Citizens Rights Protection Act of 1976,
(A) practice of untouchability is a punishable offence
(B) special responsibilities to the state government to practise untouchability
(C) universal voting powers to all
(D) right to equality to all citizens
10. Government of India Act of 1935 acted as the base for the formation of the
Constitution of India because,
(A) it formed a federal system
(B) it created a separate electoral college
(C) it established Dyarchy at provinces
(D) it promised to improve local self-governments
11.India is now recognised as the fifth largest economic power in the world, because of its,
(A) policy of non-alignment
(B)globalization and liberalisation policy adopted in 1991
(C) support for disarmament
(D) opposition to imperialism
12.There was a protest against the MRPL to,
(A) protect the environment by the chemical fumes from the oil refinery
(B) protest against the permission given to chop down the trees
(C) protest against the exploitation of women
(D) protest against the construction of dam across Narmada River
13. The largest physiographic division of India is,
(A) Norther great plains
(B) Peninsular plateaus
(C) Himalayan mountains
(D) Coastal plains and islands
14.The income and wealth of the country should be distributed equally to all without any discrimination.
It is,
(A) Social justice
(B) Political justice
(C) Secular Justice
(D) Judicial justice
15.Suhas bought an LED TV for Rs. 68,000 from a shop but within the warranty period it stopped working. The shopkeeper did not respond for the warranty and complaint. Now Suhas has to file a complaint at,
(A) District Commission
(B) State Commission
(C) Taluk Commission
(D) National Commission
16. The Ryotwari system was implemented by,
(A) Alexander Reed
(B) Cornwallis
(C) James Thomson
(D) R.M. Bird
17. The main objective for appointing Hunter Commission is,
(A) to enquire into the Chauri- Chaura incident
(B) to enquire into the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy
(C) to mark the boundaries of India and Pakistan
(D) to give dominion status to India
18. Petroleum is called liquid gold because it is,
(A) multi-used power resource
(B) highly exported
(C) most adulterated resource
(D) used in peace and war period
19. The father of Public Administration is,
(A) F. M. Marks
(B) Luther Gullick
(C) Woodrow Wilson
(D) Piffner
5. The article of our constitution that prohibits the practice of untouchability is,
(A) 14
(B) 17
(C) 24
(D) 29
