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Design of Question Paper

Social Science

Summative Assessment-II

Class X S. Form of

questions

Marks of

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Number

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questions

Total Marks

1 VSA 1 8 8

2 SA- 3 12 36

3 LA 5 8 40

4 Map Question 1 1[3+3] 6

Total 29 90

Value questions are included.

VSA are for 1 mark [ to write in one sentence or one word only]

134

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN

SOCIAL SCIENCE SA II (Sample Paper)

BLUE PRINT

CLASS:X Marks: 90 Time: 3 hrs SL.NO NAME OF THE

LESSON

1 MARK SA

MARKS 3

LA

MARKS 5

MAP TOTAL

1. Nationalism in Europe OR

Nationalism in

Indo-China

3(1) 5(1) 8 HISTORY

23

2. Nationalism in India

1(1) 3(2) 5(1) 3(1) 15

3. Minerals and energy resources

1(1) 3(1) 1[2] 6 GEOGRAPHY

23

4. Manufacturing industries

3(1) 5(1) 8

5. Transport and communication

3(1) 5(1) 1[1] 9

6. Popular struggles and movements

1(2) 3(1) 5 POLITICAL

SCIENCE

22

7. Political parties 1(1) 5(1) 6 8. Outcomes of

democracies

3(1) 5(1) 8

9. Challenges of democracy

3(1) 3

10. Money and credit 1[1] 3(1) 5(1) 9 ECONOMICS 22

11. Globalization and the Indian

Economy

1[1] 3(1) 5(1) 9

12. Consumer awareness

1[1] 3(1) 4

Total 8 36 40 6 90

Marks are shown outside the brackets and number of questions in brackets.

Sl.No.1 and 2 History 23 marks

Sl.No.3,4& 5 Geography 23 marks

Sl.No. 6,7 , 8 & 9 Political Science 22 marks

Sl.No.10,11& 12 Economics 22 marks

135

Total 90 Marks (29 questions)

2 :N II SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II

SOCIAL SCIENCE

&0 :3 :90 Time allowed: 3hours Maximum Marks: 90

W &v: MS > % 29 MS MS &

MB MS MS

136

1. &W => 3? [1] How did Abanindranath Tagore portray Bharat Mata?

2. - 2 % ' 3W: ? [1] Name any one location set up in India to harness Geothermal energy.

3. W % .. 6 ? [1] What is SPA in the movement for democracy in Nepal?

5. 1980% M ?& UE [1]

M & ? Name the party founded in 1980, with an aim to build a strong and modern India by drawing

inspiration from Indias ancient culture and values?

6. : B 6 ? [1] What is meant by liberalisation?

7. & 6E ? [1] Why is money called as medium of exchange?

8. % ' % 6 W W 6E ? [1] Why did Consumer Movement originate as aSocial force in India?

9. 6E ?

137

14. ?P&66,? [3] What are the three major challenges faced by Iron and Steel industries in India?

15. 6 ? => & M3s % 2 ' 0S ': - :

% 6 [3] Popular struggles are integral to the working of democracy- Explain the given statement with

Bolivias Water War?

17. => E : Q E =>

Q & U [3] Explain the two challenges faced by most of the established democratic countries and a challenge

of a non-democratic country?

18. M % W& Q S M3s BM0

3 3W: [3] Technology has been major factor,that stimulated Globalisation process. Explain by

givingany three reasons.

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has to fulfillfor getting the loan?

20. : 3 6 :

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SurajboughtaCamera from a shop and found it defective, but did not want to go to Consumer

Court. According to your opinion, what could have been the reason for it?

21. : M3s N % 2h [5]

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138

Some of the Muslim Political Organisations in India were also lukewarm in their response to

civil disobedience. Explain why?

23. P M 6 ?P M ?k

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industrial pollution of fresh water.

24. % 0 N 0 B E U

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In India road ways have growing importance than railways today. Give reasons.

25. && > & 6E? Political parties are considered as a necessary condition for a democracy-Why?

26. > S M& ? [5] Give your reasons for why there is an overwhelming support for the idea of democracy all over

the world.

27. BE E S M : [5] Among producers and workers the impact of Globalisation has not be uniform. Explain.

28. 0 , W , &E 3 ? [5] In what ways does Reserve bank of India supervise the functioning of banks?

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&u2h 6 & 2 At: B [1] 1. Identify and label the following on the map of India.

A) The place where Indian National Congress Session was held in 1927

B) The place where Gandhiji organized a Satyagraha against Indigo planters.

C) The place where the JalllianwalaBagh incident occurred.

2. Identify on the given political out line map of India

A) a) A Nuclear Power Station b) A Coal Mine

B) Locate and label

a) ChhatrapatiShivaji International Airport

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B

C

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SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II

X- SOCIAL SCIENCE

MARKING SCHEME

Qn.No Answers Marks

1. As an ascetic figure / calm / composed / divine and spiritual 1

2. Parvati Valley near Manikarn in Himachal Pradesh Or Puga Valley, Ladakh 1

3. Collective good/help groups/social justice and social equality for the entire society 1

4. Seven party alliance/major political parties of Nepal 1

5. BharatiyaJanata Party 1

6. Liberalisation means removing barrier or restriction set by the Government . 1

7. Money acts as an intermediate in the exchange process. 1

8. Necessity of protecting & promoting the interest of consumers against unethical &

unfair trade practices.

1

9. Commission was to look into functions of constitutional system in India & suggest

changes. 1928-it did not have any Indian member and did not talk about Swaray

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10. JallianWala tragedy, Rowlatsatyagraha limited to cities, Gandhiji wanted National

Movement to Mass Movement. It slowed down in cities because,Khadi cloth was

expensive, British institution to be, replaced with Indian Institution which was slow

to come up.

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11. 1830s were a year of hunger and hardship -Increase in population in Europe,

Unemployment Cities overcrowded, Stiff competition from imports of

machine made goods Peasants struggled from feudal dues Rise of food

prices & shortage of food

Or

French opened French schools in Vietnam

One such was Tonkin Free School Science Hygiene & French Introduced

to train Vietnamese students in modern subject like science and hygiene

Students to look modern adopted Western style, (shorthair) which was

restricted by Vietnamese people.

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12. First class mail-Cards- envelops, air lifted

Second class mail-books- periodicals, surface mail

Quick delivery of mails-Six mail channels

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13. Using of public transport systems instead of individual vehicles

Switching of electricity when not in use

Using non-conventional sources of energy

Using power saving devices (any other value points)

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14. High costs and limited availability of coking coal

Lower productivity of labour

Irregular supply of energy

Poor Infrastructure (any three points)

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15. A citizen has the right and the means to examine the process of decision making.

Democracy ensure that decision making will be based on norms and procedures-or

idea of deliberation and negotiation.

Takes time-decision acceptable and more effective -

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16. Bolivias Water War- struggle here was for one specific policy- Bolivia a poor

country in Latin America- The World Bank pressurized the government to

give up its control of municipal water supply- sold these rights to a MNC-

water price increased to four time- general strike- FEDCOR its

organization- the struggles involved mass mobilization- several different

kinds of organization work behind any big struggle.

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17. Challenges faced-

Challenge of expansion -Ensuring greater power to local fort, extension of

federal principle to all the units of the federation, inclusion of women-

applying the basic principle of democratic government all the region

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Deepening of democracy- of the institutions and practices of

democracy people should realize their expectations- help peoples participation &

control- bring down the influence of rich. Foundational challenge-Transition to

democracy-keeping military away from controlling Government.

18. Technology enabled globalization,

Improvement in Transport Technology,

Changes in information and communication,

Invention of computers, Internet ,

Mobile phones etc made contacts with people around the world.

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19. Terms of credit, Interest rate, Collateral documentation requirement , Mode of

repayment

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20. Because consumer to engage lawyer,

Time for filing,

Attending court,

No evidences,

Existing law not clear.

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21. Unification of Italy

a) Italy scattered over several dynastics

b) Contribution of Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi

c) In 1861 victor Emmanuel II proclaimed king of United Italy

Or

US Involvement in Vietnam

a) Spread of Communism in Vietnam

b) Humiliation that France had to face in Vietnam

c) Geneva conference had divide Vietnam into two parts , when Ho Chi

Minh Government tried to unify Vs could not tolerable

within VS America had to suffer loss of men and money, other countries

criticized American intervention and had to withdraw troops.

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[to explain]

22. Muslim response lukewarm to civil disobedience

a) After non-coopeartion Muslim felt alienated

b) Congress associated with Hindu MahaSabha

c) Hindu-Muslim clashes made distance between two

d) Muhammed Ali Jinnah give up separate electorate if Muslims assured

reward seats in central Assembly

e) At time of civil disobedience there was atmosphere of Suspicious

among these communities. So Muslims did not respond to this Movement.

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23. Industrial wastes and effluents discharge-industries let out dyes, acids, salts, heavy

metals- discharge of solid waste like fly ash.

Methods to treat - reusing and recycling(1)

- harvesting rain water(1)

- Treating hot water(1)

Primary treatment

Secondary treatment

Tertiary treatment

2+

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24. Construction cost is less- can traverse dissected and undulating topography- can

negotiate higher gradients of slopes- economical-door to door service-

feeder service- high way and national high way.

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25. The need for political parties-

Parties contest elections-parties put forward different policies

&programmes- parties play a decisive role in making laws for a country-

form & run the govt- role of opposition shape public opinion- access to

govt machinery & welfare schemes- representative democracies-forming of

responsible govt- elected representatives will be accountable to their

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constituency. [Any 5 points in brief]

26. Democracy is better form of govt- promotes equality among citizens- accommodates

of social diversion- enhances the dignity of the individual, accountable,

responsive and legitimate govt- allows room to correct mistakes, provides a

method to resolve conflicts. [Any 5 points in brief]

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27. Positive Effect- Greater competition among producer, advantages to consumer,

greater choice, investment India beneficial, new job opportunity,

introduction of new technology, emergence of India as MNC

Negative effect- No job security, cut in labour cost, widening of income

inequality, depending of developing country on developed country, no

sustainable growth.

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28. RBI supervises other banks,Keeps certain percentage as cash balance, Periodical

reports to be show to RBI, Lender of last resort,It observes that bank gives

loan to small cultivator,Acts as central clearance ,Check all banks follow

common policies ,Act as bankers bank,It acts as a bank of clearance,

settlement & transfers

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29. Map A]Madras B] Champaran C] Amritsar 1+1+1

a] Rawat Bata b] Korba

B-a] Iternational Airport in Maharastra state [to locate]

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1

NOTE Marks may be given to any other relevant points.

Links for sample question papers

http://www.learncbse.in/cbse-class-10-sample-papers-sa1-solved-social-science-01/

http://jsuniltutorial.weebly.com/x-social-science-sa1.html

http://mycbseguide.com/downloads/cbse-class-10-social-science/1896/cbse-sample-papers/2/

http://cbseacademic.in/web_material/SQP/CLASS%20X_2015_16/Social%20Science/Social%20Scienc

e%20SQP%20_2015-16_%20Set%202.pdf

http://cbseacademic.in/

Links for Syllabus

http://cbse-international.com/upload/documents/upload/22f23fs23fs/level-1/l-1_c-

91_1347248734555.pdf Pages from 107 - 112

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TIPS AND TRICKS TO STUDY SOCIAL SCIENCE

Review

sample

papers

Revise

textbooks

thoroughly

Focus on

managing

time well

Practice

writing

Relax- doing deep

breathing exercises&

meditating helps you

stay completely free

of stress.

Practice

map work

Attempt all

question

Study

regularly

Try to learn

the long

answers in the

form of points

instead of

paragraphs

Eat the right

food and stay

healthy

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