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DCM International School ASSIGNMENT           Class: X Subject: Economics SECTORS OF INDIAN ECONOMY A. Short answer questions 1. The sectors are classified into public and private sector on the bases of?  a) Employment conditions. c) Ownership of enterprises. b) Nature of economic activity. d) Number of workers employed n the enterprise. 2. Which one of the following is not an activity of primary sector?  a) Fishing c) Manufacturing. b) Mining d) Lumbering. 3. Which one of the following does not belong to the tertiary sector? a) Banking c) Trade. b) Transport d) Fishing. 4. Workers in the ______ sector do not produce goods? 5. A ________ proportion of labourers in India are working for the unorganized sector? 6. Activities in the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors are _________. 7. GDP is the sum total of the value of ________ produced during a particular year. 8. When we produce goods by exploiting natural resources it is an activity of the ___

Class 10 - Political Science - CH 1 - Power Sharing Q1: People belonging to the same ethnic group believe in their same:- (a) Descent (b) Nationality (c) Religion (d) Creed Q2: A very good example of sharing power among different social group is:- (a) Panchayati Raj system in India (b) Demand for separate Eelam by Tamils (c) Community Government in Belgium (d) Federal arrangement in India Q3: In Srilanka, the democratically elected government adopted a series of which measures to establish Sinhala supremacy? (a) Community Government (b) Federal Government (c) Majoritarian Government (d) Prudential Government   Q4: Prudential Reasons states that: (a) Power sharing is the spirit of democracy. (b) Power sharing reduces the possibility of social conflicts (c) Majority should always rule (d) A check and balance system is necessary in a democracy. Q5: Which of the following system of power sharing is called checks and balances?   (a) Federal division of powers (b) Sep

CLASS X DEMOCRATIC POLITICS L-2 FEDERALISM Q1. Define the following terms:-        a.       Federalism        b.       Jurisdiction        c.       Coalition Government Q2. What are the key features of Federalism? Q3. What are the dual objectives of the Federal system? What are their importances? Q4. Bring out the contrast between Federal and unitary government? Q5. Explain the 2 kinds of routes (or basis) through which federations have been formed, with examples.  Q6. What makes India a federal country?                                             OR What are the power sharing arrangements in India? Q7. How does J&K enjoy a special status in India? Q8. Flexible language policy of government of India and Indian constitution has minimized conflicts among states and centre in India. Justify. .            Q9. How federal power sharing has became more effective in India after 1990(or Today)? Q10. What is meant by decentralizat

Class: X Subject: Economics Chapter: Development   Multiple Choice questions: 1. What is the most common method of measuring the economic development of a  country?   a) Equal treatment                           c) Security   b) Freedom                                      d) Income 2. Which area of the world has the largest crude oil reserves?   a) U.S.A                                           c) the Middle East    b) Russia                                        d) China 3. What are the criteria used by the UNDP for measuring development?   a) Per Capita Income                       c) Education   b) Health                                            d) All the above 4. Which of the following cannot be bought with money?   a) A Chair                                         c) Food   c) Pollution free environment          d) Clothing 5. Which of the following neighbouring countries has better  performance in terms of human development than India?

                                Chapter-1 (Geography)                          Resources and Development     Attempt the following questions:-   Q1: What is a resource? Q2:   What is resource planning? Q3: “There is enough for everybody’s need and not for any body’s greed.”Comment. Q4: Describe briefly three stages of resource planning? Q5: What is the difference between Net Sown Area and Gross Cropped Area? Q6: Write briefly the objectives of Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit. Q7: Which soil has the special property of "holding moisture"? Q8: In which year the National Forest Policy was formed? Q9: Differentiate between Potential and Developed resources. Q10: Differentiate between Stock and Reserve resources. Q11: What are the different factors responsible for formation of soil? Q12: Explain land use pattern in India and why has the land under forest not increased much