(4 ® ty tho British. While this may suggest that this agca that was inhabited only or mainly by the Ra. this Is only partly truc. There were several gro, * tently themes es Rajput’ in many areas of Noy and Central India. And of course, there are severaj other than Raps wile in Rajan. Howe Rajputs are often recognised as contributing 29 4 distinctive culture of Rajasthan. These cultura! were closely inked with the ideals and aspirations, ners. 1. How were the Rajput rulers most distinctive 2 1 2. What wes called Rajputana by the British 2 1 3. Why ordinary people were attracted by the storice of Rajput heroes ? i VI. Answer the following questions. 4x2ag 1. Write a short notes on kathak. 2 What were the teachings of Baba Guru Nanak? OR— { Roll No.: 24... No. of printed pages : 12 ANNUAL EXAMINATION — 2023-2024 (Time : 3 hours | | Max. Marks : 80 Class - VI Social Science Q) SECTION - A (History) { I. Choose the correct option. 1x44 1. The sacred space created by Baba Guru Nanak was known as a) Dharmsal 6) Langar ¢) Bijak 4) Guru Granth Sahib 2. The Mughal started expanding their kingdom from the latter half of a) 15" century b) 16" century c) 17 century qd) = 18" century 3. The term silsilas means a) A genealogy of Sufi teachers b) A Muslim scholars who developed a holy law PT.O.0 d @ A saint who rejected all forms of ritualism, insisted that bhakti lay in sharing other pain Saints devoted to Vishnu 4. What resulted in the migration of Mughal artist Painters) to the hills to escape the uncertainties of the plains ? a) » Nadir Shah's invasion and the conquest of Delhi in, 1739. The Mughal emperors patronized highly skilled painters who primarily illustrated manuscript containing historical accounts and poetry. The source of inspiration was the Vaishnavite traditions. The Mughal great ancestor had captured Delhi in 1398. Il. Write true or false for the following statements. 1x3 = 3 1. The famous Ramcharitmanas by Tulsidas was written in Awadhi. The saint-poets of Maharastra rejected all forms of ritualism, outward display of piety and social differences based on birth. The authors of Persian Tawarikh criticised the Delhi Sultans for appointing the high born to high offices.@ Ill, Fillin the blanks, 1x3 = 3 1. The temple theatre of Kerala built by Chere borrowed stories from the ........-sss0+ 2. Mirabai became a disciple Of .......c...01-+0-++4 Saint from a caste considered untouchable. 3. The most popular text to be painted in miniature’s of Himachal was ...........:00:-++ IV. Short-Answer type questions. 2x3 = 6 1. Who built a temple for Lord Jagannatha at Puri ? What was the Jagannatha Cult ? 2. Who were the Sufis ? Name any two teachers of Chishti silsila. 3. “The Mughal emperors and their mansabdars spent a great deal of their income on salaries and goods.” Justify the following statement. V. Read the passage carefully and answer the following questions. In the 19th century, the region that constituted most of the present day Rajasthan, was called Rajputana P.T.O.ty tho British, While this may suggest that this... ara that was inhabited only or mainly by the Ra, this is only party tre, There were several groups. * identify themselves os Rajput's in many areas of Now,” and Central india. Andoof course, there are several pe. other than Rajputs will live in Rajasthan. Howeve,. 4 Rajputs are often recognised as contributing 9 the distinctive culture of Rajasthan. These cultural were closely linked with the ideals end aspiration. .; mulers. 1. How were the Rajput rulers most distinctive? 2 Whet wes called Rajputana by the British? = 3. Why ordinary people were attracted by the storie, of Rajput heroes ? i VI. Answer the following questions. 4x2 =8 1. Write a short notes on kathak. 2. What were the teachings of Baba Guru Nanak ? OR Describe about the Mughal relations with othe rulers.(Ie yy Onthe Political Map of India, . hark the regions associated with the bhakti Saint, 1x363 1, Mirabat 2. Namdoy 3. Basavanna SECTION - B (Civics) Choose the correct option. 1x3 <3 1. Every city has areas for ..........cceeese.. markets. a) Wholesale b) Weekly ©) Hawkers qd) Fruit vendor 2. Most of the cartoons that we see on the television are made in a) Japan b) Singapore c) Chennai d) China P.T.O,Ill. i (6 ) 3. — Media's close relationship with business often meang that a ...cseseeeereeeee report is difficult to come. a) Biased b) Balanced c) Medium d) Local Write true or false for the following statements. 1x2=2 1. The government can also decide to make new laws for the state regarding sanitation and health facilities. The people in between the producer and the final ie consumer are the traders. Fill in the blanks. 1x2} 1. The media plays an important role in a ...--.--++-+-09 DQ. A iveesesseerneenertees is a place where people buy or 2x2: Short-answer type questions What do the weekly market o! not find in any mall ? “Shop in the neighbou' ways.” Explain. 1. ffer that you wal hood are useful inv. Read the following passage and answer the following questions. There are other markets in the urban areas that have many shops Popularly called shopping complexes. These days in many urban areas, we also havelarge mult- storeyed air conditioned buildings with shops on different floors known as malls. In these urban markets you get both branded and non branded goods. On advertising, branded goods are expensive, often promoted by advertising and claims of better [Link] companies producing these products sell them through shops in large markets and at times, through special showrooms. As compared to non-branded goods, fewer people can afford to buy branded ones. 1. What are shopping complexes and malls ? 2 2. Why branded goods are expensive ? 1 VI. Answer the following questions. 1x4 =4 1. a) What do you understand by the term public protest ? 1 b) What is the full form of OPD. 1( 8 ) c) “The reality is that media is far from independent .” Give any two reason to explain the given statement. 2 OR 2. a) What do you understand by the term medical tourists? 1 b) Define de-valued. 1 ¢) Discuss the role of money in mass media, 2 Section - C (Geography) ALMultiple choice questions 1x5 1. Which is the thinnest layer of the Earth? a) Core b) Mantle LL Erust d) Lithosphere Where in the world swimmers can float in the water? a) Dead sea b) Caspian sea Black sea d) Mediterranean seaA vent in the Earth's crust through Which mo} . olt. materials erupts suddenly is called “ 2) Epicenter » Mountain g/ Wolcano d) Focus Which one of the following is the uppermost layer of the atmosphere? a) Troposphere » Thermosphere co) Mesosphere d) Exosphere The rhythmic rise and fall of ocean water twice ina day is called a) Tides 4) Waves 9 Ocean currents 4 Tsunami p.T.0.6 Name the following i) A system formed by the interaction of all living organisms with each other and the environment, both physical and chemical in which they live through 1x5 energy transfer. The incoming solar energy intercepted by the Earth. ii) s down to the Earth in liquid iii) Precipitation that come: form. Streams of water flowing constantly on the Ocean surface in a definite directions. iv) v) The forces which act in the interior of the Earth. C. Short answer type questions . (Any three) 2x3 wt Give four examples of human made environment. 8. Differentiate between SIAL and SIMA 9. Why are the oceanic waters salty or saline? Name any two sources of fresh water. 10. Describe any two characteristics of troposphere. emD. 12 13 14 E. 15 ( ll) Long answer type questions (Any three). 3x3 low are beaches formed? Name any two erosional landforms made by sea waves. Why are poles covered with snow ? Where is temperature comparatively felt much higher in between towns and villages? What are tides and how they are caused? “Minerals are very important to mankind”. Explain it with the help of examples. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow. 4 marks Odisha located on the eastern sea coast of India is prone to cyclones that originate in the bay of Bengal. On 17 -18 October in 1999 cyclone hit 5 districts of Odisha. The massive cyclone devastated large portions of the state. The damages caused mainly due to three factors, wind velocity, rain and tide surge. This high velocity winds P.T.O.¢ (425) uprooted trees and damaged kutcha houses. Rooftops d several houses were blown away. Power supply aid telecom lines snapped completely. Heavy rain caused ty the cyclone lead to flooding. i) Name the Indian state from the given passage which is likely to be hit by cyclone. ii) Highlight any responsible factor for the damage dye to the cyclone in Odisha. iii) _ What are the two consequences can be noticed after a region is hit by a cyclone? G6 )on an outline map of the world mark the following. 1x a) Humboldt current b) California current _ eas ce) Gulf stream —X-X_y j