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Balban's Control Over Assam and Kashmir

This document is a Class 7 SST exam paper from Surya Surya International Academy, consisting of multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, matching questions, and short answer questions. The topics covered include historical figures, geographical concepts, and environmental terms. Students are required to attempt all questions as part of their assessment.
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Balban's Control Over Assam and Kashmir

This document is a Class 7 SST exam paper from Surya Surya International Academy, consisting of multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, matching questions, and short answer questions. The topics covered include historical figures, geographical concepts, and environmental terms. Students are required to attempt all questions as part of their assessment.
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Surya Surya international academy khalilabad sant Kabir Nagar

Class 7

Subject- SST

Note : all question attempt compulsory

Question 1. Multiple choice question. (1×5=5)

A. who was al-Idrisi ?

(a)new technology ( b) crops

(c ) a and b. (d) The none of the above

B. who used to collect manuscript in the past?

(a) monasteries (b )temple

(c) rulers (d )none of these

C. which of the following is not a part of the land form on lithosphere

(a)oceans (b) plains

(c) plateaus. ( d )mountains

D. water domain on the earth surface is called

(a) biosphere (b )lithosphere

(c) hydrosphere. ( d) atmosphere

E. nitrogen constitutes about percent of the earth atmosphere

(a). 78. ( b) 77. (c )76. d 75

Ques 2. State whether true or false (1×5=5)

a. the marathaj asserted their political importance during this period.

b. Sultan gayasuddin balban controlled Assam Manipur and Kashmir.

c. we do not find inscription for the period after 700.

d. forest jewellers wear sometime post out of the airlines with spread of
agriculture settlement.

e. Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy.

Ques 3. Fill in the blanks (1×5=5)

a. Archives are placed where ................. are kept.

b. .................... Was a 14 century chronicler.


c. Several villages wear governed by a............

d. Reckless cutting of the forest is known as...........

e. Where all the weather phenomena take place in known as.........

Ques 4. Match the following (1×5=5)

a)Fauna 1) animal life

b) Mineral rich. 2) Plants life

c)Flora 3) jaati panchayat

d) Islam 4)traders

e) Assembly of elders. 5) Lithosphere

Ques5. Answer the following question (2×5=10)

Ques1 - what was Jati based on?

Ques2- how are archives useful in medieval India?

Ques3-what is hydrosphere ? what is it contain?

Ques4-how does atmosphere protect us?

Ques5- what is environment ?Explain briefly.

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The hydrosphere, encompassing all water domains like oceans, lakes, and rivers, plays a crucial role in regulating climate, supporting aquatic life, and facilitating the water cycle, which sustains terrestrial life. It acts as a medium for heat transfer and supports biodiversity, making it indispensable for ecological balance .

The Marathas' political assertion was shaped by strategic alliances, geographical advantage in the Deccan region, and effective military tactics. Their federated leadership model, focusing on local governance and collection of taxes, such as 'chauth,' facilitated their rise against centralized Mughal power, marking their increased political significance .

An absolute monarchy entails centralized power vested in a sovereign ruler, with little to no constitutional accountability or electoral processes. In Saudi Arabia, this manifests as significant control by the royal family over legislative, executive, and judicial powers, with governance heavily influenced by Islamic law .

Archives were critical repositories of manuscripts and records in medieval India, often kept in monasteries and temples. They were pivotal for preserving historical documents, facilitating governance, administration, and cultural continuity by serving as a source of legal texts, religious narratives, and government decrees .

An absolute monarchy is defined by undivided sovereignty or rule by a king or queen, without constitutional limitations. Unlike other systems such as republics or constitutional monarchies, where power is shared or regulated, absolute monarchies concentrate power, often leading to unilateral decision-making without legislative or electoral input .

Jati was a rigid social group system that governed society based on hereditary occupations, influencing one's status, profession, and even dietary habits. It facilitated governance in medieval Indian society through systems like the 'jaati panchayat,' which organized social order and conflict resolution within and among these groups .

The atmosphere acts as a protective shield, filtering harmful solar radiation, and maintains temperature balance by trapping heat through the greenhouse effect. It also provides essential gases like oxygen and nitrogen, vital for life, and enables weather phenomena that distribute heat and moisture around the globe .

Al-Idrisi was not classified under 'new technology' or 'crops,' indicating he likely played a different role which doesn't fit these categories. Thus, the assertion that he was either is incorrect. The historical context presents al-Idrisi as a geographer or map-maker, reflecting his significant contribution to cartography rather than agriculture or technology .

The lithosphere, comprising landforms like mountains, plains, and plateaus, differs from other spheres by constituting the earth’s solid outer shell. Unlike the hydrosphere or atmosphere, it provides critical support for terrestrial ecosystems and facilitates human habitation and activities .

Deforestation, described as the reckless cutting of forests, leads to habitat destruction, biodiversity loss, and disruption of carbon and water cycles. This exacerbates climate change, soil erosion, and negatively impacts indigenous communities dependent on forests, exemplifying its severe environmental implications .

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