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This document is a model question paper for the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board for the subject of Social Science for the academic year 2025-26. It includes various types of questions such as multiple-choice, short answer, and descriptive questions covering a range of topics related to history, geography, and social issues. The paper is structured into six sections, with a total of 80 marks allocated for assessment.
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KARNATAKA SCHOOL EXAMINATION AND ASSESSMENT BOARD

S.S.L.C. MODEL QUESTION PAPER - 1 : 2025 - 26


Subject : SOCIAL SCIENCE Subject Code : 85-E
Time : 3 Hours 15 Minutes Max. Marks : 80

I. Four choices are given for each of the following questions or incomplete statements. Choose the
correct answer and write the complete answer along with its letter of alphabet. 8×1=8
1. The state anthem of Mysore, Kayo Sri Gowri was composed by
A) Sanchi Honnamma B) Shyama Shastri C) Basappa shastri D) Thirumalarya

2. The treaty that ended the First World War


A) treaty of Paris B) treaty of Geneva C) treaty of Versailles D) treaty of Thashkent

3. The League of Nations which was started to maintain world peace failed due to
A) the establishment of UNO B) the beginning of Second World War
C) the end of cold war D) the beginning of cold war

4. The Environment movement held in Salyani village of Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka is
A) Chipko Movement B) Appiko Movement C) Narmada Movement D) Silent Valley Movement

5. The duration of Retreating Monsoon season in India is


A) March to May B) June to September C) October to November D) December to February

6. The technology called as 'Path Finder’ is


A) RST B) GIS C) GPRS D) GPS

7. The Panchayath Raj system brought in to practice in Local Government system through 73rd
amendment of our constitution has
A) Two tiers B) Three tiers C) Single tier D) Four tiers

8. ‘Entreprende’ the root word of entrepreneur is derived from:


A) English language B) Latin language C) German language D) French language

II. Answer the following questions in a sentence each: 8×1=8


9. How did the British use Indian council Act of 1909 to divide and rule India?
10. Why did Hitler appoint a special minister named Goebels?
11. Trusteeship Council of UN has lost its relevance. Why?
12. Define prejudice.
13. Why was movement against MRPL launched?
14. Mumbai is called as the 'Manchester of India’. Why?
15. Why is Reserve Bank of India called ‘bank of banks’?
16. Who presents the Union Budget in Lok Sabha?

III. Answer the following questionsin two to four sentences or points each. 8×2=16
17. List out the uses of Public administration.
OR
List out the permanent member Nations of the UN Security Council.
18. How can be dowry controlled apart from legal measures?
OR
How has social stratification been created?
19. Doctrine of lapse policy helped in the expansion of British power in India. Justify.
20. What were the problems faced by India after independence?
21. What are the types of rain water harvesting?
22. Horticulture and Floriculture have helped the development of Indian farmers. Illustrate.
23. Green revolution was influenced by many factors. Justify.
24. How does Consumer Protection Act safeguard the interests of consumers?

IV. Answer the following questions in about Six sentences or points each: 9×3=27
25. Explain the factors that led to the discovery of a new sea route to India.
OR
Explain the effects of British land tax system on Indian farmers.
26. How are the forests useful to us and the environment?
OR
How is Remote Sensing Technology very essential today?
27. Explain the economic conditions of rural India.
OR
Explain the aspects of non - tax revenue of the central government.
28. Explain the financial transactions conducted by the post offices.
OR
Explain the role played by entrepreneurs in economic development of the country.
29. What are the reforms brought by Sri Narayana Guru Dharma Paripalana Yogam?
30. Explain the causes for the failure of the revolt of 1857.
31. How is Indian government tackling the challenge of terrorism?
32. Explain the differences between organized sector workers and unorganized sector workers.
33. What are the causes for landslide?

V. Answer the following questions in about Eight sentences or points each. 4×4=16
34. Explain the role of tribal revolts in the freedom struggle of India.
OR
Explain the contributions of Dayanand Sarswati.
35. What are the methods of controlling soil erosion?
OR
What are the factors that influence the location of industries?
36. What are the achievements of Krishna Raja Wodeyar IV?
37. Explain the measures taken by the government to control corruption.

VI. 38. Mark any five of the following in the outline map of India provided to you. 5×1=5
A. Indira Point B. 23°.30’ North Latitude
C. Palk strait D. Bhakra Nangal Dam
E. Tarapur F. Mumbai
G. Kochi H. Paradeep
I. Visakhapattanam J. Durgapur

Alternative Question for Visually impaired candidates


(In lieu of Question number 38)
What are the objectives of multi-purpose river valley projects?
OR
What are the advantages of Himalayas?

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The British land tax system imposed a heavy financial burden on Indian farmers by requiring fixed money payments irrespective of crop yield, leading many into debt and poverty. This system prioritized revenue collection over agricultural sustainability, significantly disrupting rural economies and livelihoods .

Rural India predominantly depends on agriculture as the main source of income, often experiencing low income levels due to small landholdings, poor infrastructure, and market access. High poverty levels persist, compounded by lack of industrial development and capital investment in rural areas, causing significant economic disparity compared to urban regions .

Organized sector workers are employed with formal contracts, benefits, and job security, while unorganized sector workers lack these, often receiving irregular pay without social security benefits. This lack of protection leads to greater economic vulnerability for unorganized workers, impacting their overall livelihood and social stability .

The Green Revolution introduced high-yielding varieties of seeds, chemical fertilizers, and improved irrigation techniques, drastically increasing agricultural productivity. It transformed India from a food-deficient to a self-sufficient nation but also led to regional disparities and environmental concerns such as soil degradation and water table depletion .

Multi-purpose river valley projects contribute to India's development by providing irrigation benefits, hydroelectric power, flood control, and improving navigation. They serve various objectives like increasing water availability for agriculture, generating clean energy, managing floods, and supporting regional economic development .

Tribal revolts played a significant role in shaping India's struggle for independence by challenging British colonial exploitation and asserting indigenous rights and sovereignty. These revolts highlighted issues of land alienation, forced labor, and cultural infringement, eventually integrating the tribal voice in the broader nationalist movement, emphasizing the need for inclusive sovereignty and self-determination .

The Panchayath Raj system is considered a major reform because it decentralized governance, allowing local self-government and empowering rural communities. Its three-tier structure includes the Gram Panchayat at the village level, Panchayat Samiti at the block level, and Zilla Parishad at the district level, enabling better resource management and decision-making tailored to local needs .

The Doctrine of Lapse was a policy that allowed the British East India Company to annex any princely state where the ruler did not have a male heir. This policy was used to expand British control by annexing many states such as Satara, Jhansi, and Nagpur, thereby significantly extending British territorial reach in India .

Goebbels was appointed as the Minister of Propaganda in Hitler's government, reflecting Hitler's strategy to use propaganda as a tool to consolidate power, manipulate public opinion, and spread Nazi ideology. Goebbels' role was significant because he was responsible for creating a narrative that supported Nazi goals and justified their actions .

After independence, India faced challenges such as partition-induced violence and migration, establishment of a democratic political structure, addressing the economic disparities, and ensuring social justice and integration of princely states into a unified nation-state .

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