EVENTS CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL
1. कठिन शब्द
१. लक्ष्मीबाई
२. मोरोपंत
३. साहसी
४. घुड़सवार
५.साहेब
६. झाँसी
७. गंगाधराव
८. निधन
९. अंग्रेज़
१०.राज्य
११.सर्कार
१२. महिलाओ
१३.वीरतापूर्वक
१४. बांधकर
१५. शहीद
2 . सवालों के जवाब लिखिए
प्रश्न-१ लक्ष्मीबाई के बचपन का क्या नाम था?
उत्तर-१ मनु |
प्रश्न-२ रानी लक्ष्मीबाई ने दूत से क्या कहा ?
उत्तर-२ में अपनी झाँसी नहीं दूँगी|
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D. Answer the following questions:-
Que-1 Write the components of Power point?
Ans-1 The components of power point are as
follow:
1.Title
bar 2.Quick access toolbar 3. Ribbon 4.Office button 5.Slide
pane 6.Slides tab 7.Outline tab 8. Notes Pane.
Que-2 What is a Presentation?
Ans-2 A presentation is a structured delivery of information. It
is a systematic display of information along with graphics, movies and sounds.
Ans-3 Microsoft Powerpoint is a presentation graphics softwares
developed by Microsoft.
Ans-4 1. Click on the file tab > New option.
2.Choose the Blank presentation option. Click on Create button. Then
double click on presentation.
3. A new presentation with a blank slide will open in the power
point screen.
4. The default slide that appears when you create a new
presentation is title slide layout, which displays the dotted rectangular boxes called placeholders.
5. To add a new slide, click on new slide.
EVENTS CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL
Social Science
Chapter 3
Struggle Against the British Rule
A.Chosse the correct
option of the following
Question 1.Which uas nottriba1 uprising
(a) Vellore uprising
(h) Bull uprising
(c) Santhal upring
(d) Mundda uprising
Answer:(a) Vellore uprising
Question 2.Who did not join 1857
struggle
(a) Rani Laxmi BaI
(b) Tatya Tope
(c) Bahadur Sháh Zafar
(d) Dileep Singh
Answer:
(d) Dileep Singh
Question 3.Which of the British policy
Thred Bhil? to revolt?
(a) industrial policy
(b) Agriculture policy
(c) religious policy
(d) State’s inter ference
Answer:
(b) Agriculture policy
B. Very Short Answer Type Questions
Question 1.Which book
mentions about San yasi struggle?
Answer:Bankim Chandra Çhatarjee mentioned about Sanyasi uprising in his book.
“Anand Math”
Question 2Who Iedthe SanUil uprising”
Answer:The Sauthal uprising was led by leaders Sido and Kanhu.
Question 3.Who was the leader of Wahabi
upring?
Answer:Sayyed Ahmed of Raibareily led the Wahabi streiggie.
Question 1.When and where
Khol uprising took place?
Answer:The kohl led Budho Bhagat Bharat lanched revolit in 1831 in singhbham
ranchi palamu hajari bagh manbhumi and other pleces the kohls protested against
their landas given to muslim and sikh peasants.
Questions 2.Name the places of India
where 1857 struggle was ‘widespread?
Answer:The places where the 1857 struggle was wide spread were Delhi. Awadh.
Rohilkhand. Bundelkhand Allbhahad, Agra Meerut. Kanpur and jhansi.
Question 1.Describe the
Santh:il uprising?’
Answer:The Snthal revolt was led by Santhal leaders and sido and Kanhu in 1856.
It was one of the most power ful uprisings. ‘The opposed the maltreatment
up-rings they opposed the maltrrement of lands revenu offioal in daman -e- koh
area this area lies between Bhagalpur and Rajmahahal the santhals declared end
of the company rule in their region and revolt and were later suppressed by
Britisher’s.
Question 2.What were the major cuses of
the failure of 1857 struggle
Answer:There were many causes that led to the failure of the revolt of 1857:
·
Not Planned – The revolt of 1857 was not well planned. it
sparked off abruptly
·
Localized – It was Wotan all-India revolt It was localized in
certain areas. it dd not start in South and Punjab
·
New Emerging middle class did not participated
·
some Indian rulers are sided with the British: some Indian
rulers kept away while some rulers sided with the English
·
lack of resource – the rebel did not have enough financial
resources and weapons of war.
Question 3.Write notes on:
1. sanyasis upring
2. Whabi upring
Answer:1: sanyasis upring:this upring was important among other civil up-rings.
the apathy of British government after 1770 famine in Bengal economic loot and
ban on religious they attacked fractious colonies and forts of the company
governor General Warren Hastings could brought the revolt under control.
2. Whabi upspring :sayyed Ahmed of Railbareilly led the Wahhabi And changes in
Islam sayyed Ahwed launned revolt against sikh rule in Punjab and when company
took control over Punjab in 1849 Wahhabi raised rebellion against British rule
got most powerful challenge from Wahhabi struggle.
Question 4 .make an album with the help
of leaders who participated in 1857 struggle.
EVENTS CONVENT HIGH
SCHOOL
Social
Science Civics
Chapter 4 Electoral Politics
1. Which of the following statements about the reasons for conducting elections
are false?
(a) Elections enable people to judge the performance of the government.
(b) People select the representative of their choice in an election.
(c) Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary.
(d) People can indicate which policies they prefer.
Answer: (c) Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary.
2. Which of these is not a good reason to say that Indian
elections are democratic?
(a) India has the largest number of voters in the world.
(b) India’s Election Commission is very powerful.
(c) In India, everyone above the age of 18 has a right to vote.
(d) In India, the losing parties accept the electoral verdict.
Answer: (a) India has the largest number of voters in the world.
3. Match the following:
|
(a) It is necessary to keep the voters’ list up to date
because |
(iv) some people may have moved away from the area where
they voted last |
|
(b) Some constituencies are reserved for SCs and STs so
that |
(i) there is a fair representation of all sections of our
society |
|
(c) Everyone has one and only one vote so that |
(ii) everyone has equal opportunity to elect their
representatives |
|
(d) Party in power is not allowed to use government
vehicles because |
(iii) all candidates must have a fair chance of competing
in elections |
4. List all the different election-related activities mentioned in the chapter
and arrange them in a time sequence, beginning with the first activity and
ending with the last. Some of these activities are given below: releasing
election manifestos; counting of votes; making of voters’ list; election
campaign; declaration of election results; casting of votes; ordering of
re-poll; announcing election schedule; filing nomination.
Answer:Making of voters’ list → Announcing election schedule → Releasing
election manifesto → Election campaign → Filing nomination → Casting of votes →
Ordering of re-poll → Counting of votes → Declaration of election results.
5. Surekha is an
officer-in-charge of ensuring free and fair elections in an assembly
constituency in a state. Describe what should she focus on for each of the
following stages of election:
(a) Election campaign
(b) Polling day
(c) Counting day
Answer:(a) She will have to focus on various duties such as ensure that
candidates cannot bribe or threaten voters, expenditure limit is not crossed by
a candidate, candidates not appeal to voters in the name of religion or caste,
they not use worship place for a campaign or use any government resources.
b) She will have to crosscheck the
voters’ list and check the ID proof of the voters, booth capturing not take
place. Ensure that Free and fair elections should be conducted.
(c) She has to look on counting is
carried out, representatives of all parties present at the counting area in
order to avoid malpractices,
6. The table below
gives the proportion of different communities among the candidates who won
elections to the US Congress. Compare these to the proportion of these
communities in the population of the US. Based on this, would you suggest a
system of reservations in the US Congress? If yes, why and for which
communities? If no, why not?
Answer:
Blacks and Hispanics should be given reservation in the US Congress as per
their percentage in the US population.
7. Can we draw the following conclusions from the information
given in this chapter? Give two facts to support your position for each of
these.
Answer: (a) The Election Commission of India is powerful enough to
conduct free and fair elections:
It implements the code of conduct and punishes any
candidate or party that violates it.
In Elections, Government officials work under the EC and
not the government.
(b) There is a high level of popular participation in the elections:
Voter turnout has increased over the past years.
Election-related activities in the last few years have seen
larger participation by the people.
(c) It is not very easy for the party in power to win an election:
The ruling parties routinely lose elections.
Candidates who are known to spend a lot of money often lose
elections.
(d) Certain Reforms are necessary to make our elections completely free and
fair:
To ensure that independents and small parties not
suffer in elections.
To ensure candidates with criminal records not participate.
8. Chinappa was convicted of torturing his wife for dowry.
Satbir was held guilty of practicing untouchability. The court did not allow
either of them to contest elections. Does this decision go against the
principles of democratic elections?
Answer:This decision does not go against the principles of democratic elections. Any
person who is convicted for a crime has not right to remain a part of the
society and hence has no right to contest the election.
9. Here are some reports of electoral malpractices from different parts of the
world. Is there anything that these countries can learn from India to improve
their elections? What would you suggest in each case?
Answer:(a) In this case, representatives of each candidate should be
present to make sure that the votes are counted in a fairway.
(b) The election commission should set up an inquiry into the case and debar
the candidate or party involved in distributing such pamphlets.
(c) There should be a single election commission which should be free from
political influence and should be responsible for conducting elections
throughout the country.
Que 10. Here are some
reports of malpractices in Indian elections. Identify what the problem in each
case is. What should be done to correct the situation?
Answer:(a) After the announcement of the election, it is not legal to
announce policy decisions according to the Code of Conduct. The minister should
be immediately taken to task by the Election Commission.
(b) The election commission must
ensure that all political parties are given equal opportunity to appear on
Doordarshan and All India Radio. EC takes action against the misuse of this media.
(c) The presence of the fake voters means that the elections were rigged
by the authorities who prepared the electoral rolls. The election commission
should supervise the preparation of fresh electoral rolls.
(d) By using hoodlums, the political party is terrorizing its rivals. The
election commission should order the arrest of the hoodlums and bar the party
from the elections.
11. Ramesh
was not in class when this chapter was being taught. He came the next day and
repeated what he had heard from his father. Can you tell Ramesh what is wrong
with these statements?
Answer:(a) The statement is wrong because the policy of
secret ballot ensures that an individual can vote for whoever he/she wants.
Women are fully capable of taking decisions on their own and selecting the
candidate they like.
b) Competition works as both deterrent and motivator for the political
candidates. Fear of losing the election and motivation for winning the
elections works in favour of people.
(c) Educational qualification is not required to understand the people’s
needs, and to represent their interests. Therefore, it is not necessary for
politicians to be graduates.
EVENTS CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL
A. Tick the correct option
1.Specifying
is not compulsory in for next
a.Step(✓) b.in c.next
a.Next b.for c.control
a.Do (✓) b.wend c.for
a.Play b.music
c.both a and b
a.Step b.Next (✓) c.Wend
B. Fill in the blanks
C tight T for true and F for false statements:-
1. We
prefer not to use looping in our program because they increase our program [false]
D.Answer the following questions:-
1.
What do you understand by looping explain
Ans-1In computer programming, a loop is a sequence of instruction s that is
continually repeated until a certain condition is reached. Typically, a certain
process is done, such as getting an item of data and changing it, and then some
condition is checked such as whether a counter has reached a prescribed number.
2.
What is a for next loop ?
Ans. The for... next statement is an iterative, incremental loop statement used to repeat a sequence of statements for
a specific number of occurrences. ... This looping continues until the ending condition is met or the loop is explicitly exited with an exit or goto statement.
3.
Why is step statement used in for next?
Ans-3 You can use For...Next statements
to repeat a block of statements a specific number of times. For loops use a counter variable whose
value is increased or decreased with each repetition of the loop.
4.What
is a nested loop?
Ans-4
A nested loop is a loop within a loop, an inner loop
within the body of an outer one. How this works is that the first pass of the
outer loop triggers the inner loop, which executes to completion. Then the
second pass of the outer loop triggers the inner loop again. This repeats until
the outer loop finishes.
EVENTS CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL
A.Tick the correct option:
1.
____Statement can be used for controlling column location.
a.Tab(√) b. print tab c.LET
2.
_____Statement terminates the further execution of program.
a.LET bINPUT(√) c. PRINT
3. IN
QB64, when an item is enclosed in______ brackets, it indicates that is
optional.
a.Square Brackets(√) b. curly brackets c.rounded
brackets.
4.Print
with, comma statement can display at the most_____ values in a line.
a.Four b.five(√) c.three.
B. Fill in the blanks:-
1.The
input statement prints a question mark on the screen.
2.
The TAB statement print tables type of results.
3. Input
statement tells the computer to wait for the user to enter data.
4.The
input program can have both numeric and alphanumeric variables
5. CLS
command clear all the screen contents.
C. Write T for True and F for False statement:-
1.
The input statement for the assignment statement assign a value to a variable- [False]
Que-1
What is the use of input statement?
Ans-1The
INPUT statement used to take a data item from the user and then store it in a
variable.
Ans-2
It is used to move the position of the
print to the column specified by its argument. It is mostly used for printing
tables. Syntax:PRINT TAB(c): “Constant/Variable/Expression.
Ans-3
The LET statement of the assignment assigns a value to a variable. Its use is
optional.
Give an example of print with
comma command?
Ans-4
Print with semi colon(;) displays
the variable one after another without
leaving any space in between.
Syntax: Print (Variable); (Variable); (Variable); ……..
LET A$ = “I”
LET B$= “LIVE”
LET C$ = “IN”
LET D$ = “INDIA”
PRINT A$; B$; C$; D$
Print with Comma (,) It displays the values one after the other with a lot of spaces
in between (usually 14) It can print only five values in a line.
Syntax: Print(Variable), (variable) ……
LET A= 40
LET B= 60
C = A+ B
Print A, B, “SUM”, C
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