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    Sister Stanislas Memorial English School Work Sheet - I Class: Viii (Cbse) Subject: Social Science

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    SISTER STANISLAS MEMORIAL ENGLISH SCHOOL

    Work Sheet – I
    CLASS: VIII [CBSE] SUBJECT: SOCIAL SCIENCE
    I. Answer The Following in a Word:
    1. Who wrote poverty and Un-British Rule in India?
    2. Name the act which is passed by the government to curb the
    practice of Dowry?
    3. Define PNDT.
    4. What are called resources?
    5. Name the Governor-General introduced who introduced the
    system of subsidiary alliance.
    6. Who drafted the constitution of India?
    7. What type of resource present in a waterfall?
    8. Who setup the Fort William College at Calcutta?
    9. On the basis of origin the resources are divided into how many
    types?
    10. What are literary sources?
    II. Choose the correct answer:
    1. The British treated India as a ________
    A. Locality B. Colony C. Union Territory D. Principality
    2. Which one of the following rivers is west flowing?
    A. Godavari B. Periyar C. Tungabadhra D. Cauvery
    3. When ‘Pin- Code’ system was introduced in India?
    A. 1972 B. 1982 C. 1950 D. 1947
    4. Who gave the slogan Jai- Jawan, Jai- kisan?
    A. Swami- Vivekanada B. Lal Bahadur Shasrti C. Atal Bihari Vajpayi
    D. Subash Chandra Bose
    5. When is the World Environment Day celebrated?
    A. June 5 B. June 6 C. April 22 D. August 12
    6. Which Indian state is the largest producer of Cotton in India?
    A. Andhra Pradesh B. Gujurath C. Tamil Nadu D. Maharastra
    7. Which continent has the highest population density?
    A. Africa B. Europe C. Asia D. Australia
    8. ‘Digital Gold’ scheme was launched in India by which Company?
    A. Paytm B. Google Pay C. Amazon Pay D. Pay pal
    9. Where is the Imperial Towers in India?
    A. Goa B. Calcutta B. Mumbai D. Madras
    10. Headquarter of Indian Space Research Organisation [ISRO] is
    located in which city of India?
    A. Ahmedabad B. Hyderabad C. Delhi D. Bengaluru
    III. Define the Following Terms:
    A. Afforestation B. Nationalism C. Rule of Law
    D. Female Foeticide E. Monopoly

    IV. Match the Following:


    1. The anti- liquor Movement A. Social Evil
    2. Modern Era B. Revolt of 1857
    3. Gold and Silver C. Andhra Pradesh
    4. Sepoy Mutiny D. Netherlands
    5. Scientific Period
    6. Dowry F. Localized Resources
    7. Bengal, Madras, Bombay G. Presidencies
    V. Write True or False for Each Statement.
    Rewrite the False Statement.
    1. Lord Cornwallis expanded British influence through the
    subsidiary Alliance System. Many Indian rulers accepted British
    Supremacy.
    2. Our Constitution has a system of checks and balances. This
    prevents the misuse of power vested in the Government.
    3. The constituent Assembly of India took five years, eleven
    months and twenty days to draft the constitution.
    4. Technology and time are the two main factors which can change
    substance into a resource.
    5. Human beings are the greatest resource as they can exploit and
    develop the gift of nature.
    VI. Fill in the Blanks:
    1. The capital of the Kingdom of Mysore was _________
    2. Our Constitution came into effect on _________
    3. Education and _________ have helped human beings to
    become a valuable resource.
    4. The force of the falling water is used to generate _________
    5. Our _________ comprises the basic principles according to
    which our country is to be governed.
    6. The British interpreted the Revolt of 1857 as the
    __________
    7. Lord Dalhousi devised a policy called the ___________
    VII. Answer the following:
    1. What is Rule of Law?
    2. List two reasons why our constitution is important.
    3. Can a gift of nature become a resource in the future? How?
    4. What is a History?
    5. Classify resources with examples.
    6. Why did the British need large army?

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