Test- 4
Social Science
Q1- “A History of British India” was written by
A) Nicholas Louis
B) Clive Loyd
C) James Mill
D) John Henry
Q2. British introduced practise of ______ to know about rural topography.
A) judiciary
B) revenue collection
C) surveying
D) mapping
Q3. ______ was the first Governor General of India.
A) Lord Dalhousie
B) Lord Canning
C) Warren Hastings
D) Robert Clive
Q4. The Indian Constitution was drafted by _____.
A) Congress
B) Constituent Assembly
C) Judicial Assembly
D) Hindu Mahasbha
Q5. To ensure greater economic and social reforms, the Constitution introduced
A) Directive Principles of State Policy
B) Fundamental Rights
C) Judiciary Rights
D) Executive Rights
Q6. ______ is a group of people who make laws and run the government.
A) Congress
B) Judiciary
C) Government
D) Executive
Q7. The existence of more than one level of government in any country is called ____
A) Democracy
B) Federalism
C) Universal Adult Franchise
D) Monarchy
Q8. The Human trafficking and forced labour are prohibited under ____.
A) Culture and Educational Rights
B) Right against Exploitation
C) Right to freedom of Religion
D) Right to Property
Q9. The Indian government is a _____ form of government.
A) Monarchy
B) Military
C) Parliamentary
D) Dictatorship
Q10. The system of courts in the country is collectively referred as ______.
A) Judiciary
B) Congress
C) Ministers
D) Executive
Q11. ____ were urged by B R Ambedkar to join government and civil services.
A) Hindus
B) Pashtuns
C) Scheduled Castes
D) Muslims
Q12. _____ was the first Prime Minister of independent India.
A) Sardar Patel
B) Mahatma Gandhi
C) Jawaharlal Nehru
D) Maulana Azad
Q13- How do you implement exclusive rights over an invention?
A) By patenting it
B) By selling it to any company
C) By selling it to government authorities
D) Not revealing it
Q14- The resources which take millions of years to get renewed are
A) Renewable resources
B) Non-renewable resources
C) Solar power
D) Human resources
Q15- Processed food is an example of
A) Natural resources
B) Human – made resources
C) Resources in stock
D) Non-renewable resources
Q16- The number and ability of people is usually referred as
A) Human resources
B) Stock of resources
C) Natural resources
D) Renewable resources
Q17- Tropical forests are an example of
A) Natural resources
B) Conservative resources
C) Man – made resources
D) Non-renewable resources
Q18- Which of these is not an example of sustainable development?
A)Illegal mining
B) Balancing use of resources
C) Conserve the diversity of the earth
D) Let wild animals remain in their natural habitat
Q19- Which of the following is an example of renewable Resources?
A) Solar energy
B) Cutting of trees
C) Diesel usage
D) killing animals
Q20- Improving the quality of human lives is an example of
A) Stock of resources
B) Human resources
C) Sustainable development
D) Utility
Q21. The Indian Constitution was finally completed in _____.
A) November 1946
B) September 1949
C) November 1949
D) August 1950
Q22. The elected representatives in India are part of ____.
A) Judiciary
B) Legislature
C) Executive
D) Cabinet
Q23. Everyone is equal before law.’ This right falls under _______.
A) Right to Education
B) Right to Vote
C) Right to Equality
D) Right to Study
Q24. What are the different ways historians divide history?
Q25. What is the meaning of "colonial" in the context of Indian history?
Q26. What are some of the limitations of relying solely on official records to understand history?
Q27. What are the key features of the Indian Constitution?
Q28. What is secularism, and why is it important for India?
Q29. How are resources distributed unequally on Earth?
Q30. What is the role of technology and human resources in resource development?
