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Worksheets8th FA 3 when people revolt ,Industries and Marginalisation
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Industry refers to an economic activity related to
Farming only
Production of goods and services
Trading only
Transportation
Secondary activities are also known as
Mining
Manufacturing
Services
Agriculture
Which of the following is a raw material?
Paper
Notebook
Wood pulp
Book
Cotton textile industry is an example of
Mineral-based industry
Agro-based industry
Marine industry
Forest industry
Iron and steel industry is called the backbone of modern industry because
It produces food
It provides employment only
It supports other industries
It is cheap
Which factor does NOT influence the location of industries?
Raw materials
Labour
Climate
Markets
Industries based on minerals are called
Agro-based
Cottage industries
Mineral-based
Household industries
Which is a tertiary activity?
Mining
Manufacturing
Transport
Farming
Cottage industries are generally
Capital intensive
Large scale
Home-based
Government owned
Public sector industries are owned by
Individuals
Private companies
Government
Workers
Joint sector industries are owned by
Government only
Private companies only
Government and private sector
Workers
Co-operatives are owned and run by
Government
Industrialists
Members
Foreign companies
Which industry provides services instead of goods?
Tourism
Steel
Cement
Sugar
The final product has more value than raw material because of
Cost
Manufacturing
Transport
Labour
Which is an example of mineral-based industry?
Sugar
Paper
Cement
Cotton
The Revolt of 1857 started at
Delhi
Kanpur
Meerut
Jhansi
The immediate cause of the revolt was
Heavy taxes
Doctrine of Lapse
Enfield cartridges
Land revenue policy
The cartridges were greased with
Oil
Wax
Cow and pig fat
Butter
Who became the symbolic leader of the revolt?
Nana Saheb
Rani Lakshmibai
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Kunwar Singh
Rani Lakshmibai was the queen of
Awadh
Kanpur
Jhansi
Delhi
Nana Saheb was the adopted son of
Baji Rao II
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Tipu Sultan
Shah Alam
The revolt spread mainly in
South India
Western India
Northern and Central India
Eastern India
Awadh was annexed by the British on the charge of
Rebellion
Poor administration
Tax default
War
Who led the revolt in Bihar?
Nana Saheb
Kunwar Singh
Tatya Tope
Begum Hazrat Mahal
Begum Hazrat Mahal led the revolt in
Kanpur
Jhansi
Awadh
Delhi
The revolt failed mainly because of
Unity among Indians
British support
Lack of coordination
Foreign help
After 1857, the control of India was transferred to
British Parliament
East India Company
British Crown
Indian rulers
The Mughal emperor was sent to
England
Rangoon
Lahore
Calcutta
After the revolt, the army was reorganised to
Increase Indian soldiers
Reduce British soldiers
Maintain British dominance
End recruitment
The Revolt of 1857 is also known as
Civil Disobedience Movement
First War of Indian Independence
Quit India Movement
Non-Cooperation Movement
Marginalisation means
Development
Inclusion
Exclusion
Equality
Marginalised groups are pushed to the
Centre of society
Higher position
Fringes of society
Government
Which group is often marginalised in India?
Industrialists
Landowners
Adivasis
Politicians
Adivasis mainly depend on
Industries
Forests
Trade
Offices
One major reason for Adivasi marginalisation is
Education
Industrialisation
Forest laws
Agriculture
Which community is discussed as a marginalised group in this chapter?
Muslims
Parsis
Christians
Buddhists
Social marginalisation leads to
More opportunities
Equality
Powerlessness
Prosperity
Cultural differences often lead to
Acceptance
Exclusion
Growth
Development
Economic marginalisation refers to
Cultural loss
Political power
Poverty and lack of resources
Education
Marginalisation affects access to
Food only
Education and jobs
Festivals
Language
Minority means
Largest group
Dominant group
Smaller group
Political party
Marginalised communities often face
Respect
Discrimination
Leadership
Power
Which factor does NOT cause marginalisation?
Religion
Language
Wealth
Culture
Marginalisation is usually a result of
Natural causes
Social processes
Accidents
Weather
The chapter mainly focuses on
Wars
Industries
Social inequality
Trade
Confronting marginalisation means
Accepting inequality
Challenging injustice
Avoiding society
Ignoring laws
Marginalised groups use the Constitution to
Fight wars
Gain equality
Avoid duties
Rule others
Which Act protects SCs and STs from atrocities?
Right to Education Act
Forest Act
SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act, 1989
RTI Act
Dalits are protected under which Fundamental Right?
Right to Property
Right to Equality
Right to Religion
Right to Education
Reservation policy helps in
Increasing inequality
Social justice
Exploitation
Discrimination
The Constitution guarantees equality under
Article 14
Article 19
Article 21
Article 32
Which method is used by marginalised groups to assert rights?
Violence
Education
Awareness and protest
Silence
Government policies aim to
Marginalise people
Protect rights
Remove laws
Promote inequality
Dalit movements mainly fight against
Poverty
Untouchability
Illiteracy
Migration
Adivasi activists demand
More taxes
Control over forests
Foreign rule
Industrialisation
Which institution helps people approach courts?
Panchayat
Judiciary
Police
Municipality
Laws are important because they
Increase power
Protect rights
Create inequality
Control people
Marginalised groups often organise through
Social movements
Companies
Industries
Armies
Education helps marginalised groups by
Creating fear
Increasing awareness
Reducing unity
Promoting inequality
The main aim of confronting marginalisation is
Power
Wealth
Equality and dignity
Control
