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Class10 Predictable Questions Answers

The document contains a series of questions and answers covering key historical, geographical, political, and economic concepts relevant to Class 10. Topics include the unification of Germany, the Non-Cooperation Movement, the effects of World War I on India, and the importance of various resources. It also addresses issues like power sharing, globalization, and the role of different economic sectors.

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Class10 Predictable Questions Answers

The document contains a series of questions and answers covering key historical, geographical, political, and economic concepts relevant to Class 10. Topics include the unification of Germany, the Non-Cooperation Movement, the effects of World War I on India, and the importance of various resources. It also addresses issues like power sharing, globalization, and the role of different economic sectors.

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■ Class 10 – Top 10 Sure-Shot Questions with Key Answers ■

Q: Explain the process of unification of Germany under Bismarck.


Ans: Bismarck used ‘blood and iron’ policy, led Prussia in wars against Austria (1866) and France (1870),
unifying Germany under Kaiser William I in 1871.

Q: Gandhiji’s role in Non-Cooperation Movement (1920–22).


Ans: Launched against Jallianwala Bagh massacre & Rowlatt Act. Boycott of foreign goods, schools, law
courts. Promoted khadi, unity of Hindus-Muslims.

Q: Effects of the First World War on India’s economy and politics.


Ans: Led to huge defence expenditure, rise in taxes, inflation, food shortages. Nationalists gained strength,
demand for self-rule grew.

Q: Differences between Alluvial, Black and Red soil.


Ans: Alluvial: fertile, Indo-Gangetic plain; Black: cotton soil, moisture retentive, Deccan plateau; Red: poor in
humus, southern plateau.

Q: Multipurpose river valley projects – benefits and problems.


Ans: Benefits: irrigation, electricity, flood control, drinking water. Problems: displacement, deforestation,
ecological imbalance.

Q: Major challenges to Power Sharing in Belgium and Sri Lanka.


Ans: Belgium: linguistic tensions between French & Dutch. Sri Lanka: Sinhala domination over Tamils,
leading to civil war.

Q: Key differences between organized and unorganized sectors of economy.


Ans: Organized: registered, secure jobs, regular wages. Unorganized: no job security, irregular wages,
exploitation.

Q: Role of NREGA (2005) in poverty alleviation.


Ans: Guarantees 100 days employment, promotes rural development, reduces migration, improves livelihood
security.

Q: Impact of Globalisation on Indian farmers and small producers.


Ans: Competition from cheap imports, debt issues. Opportunities: exports, new markets.

Q: Importance of Forest and Wildlife resources in maintaining ecological balance.


Ans: Provide oxygen, prevent soil erosion, habitat for biodiversity, regulate climate.
■ History
Q: Nationalism in Europe: Explain the role of French Revolution in shaping nationalism.
Ans: Spread ideas of liberty, equality, fraternity. Inspired revolts across Europe. Led to rise of nation-states.

Q: Nationalism in India: Why was the Salt March an effective symbol of resistance against colonialism?
Ans: Defied salt law, symbol of self-reliance. Mobilized all sections of society, drew global attention.

Q: Making of a Global World: Explain any three impacts of the Great Depression of 1929 on the world.
Ans: Decline in trade, unemployment, fall in agricultural prices, collapse of economies globally.
■ Geography
Q: Resources & Development: Differentiate between renewable and non-renewable resources with
examples.
Ans: Renewable: replenished naturally (forests, water). Non-renewable: finite, exhaustible (coal, petroleum).

Q: Forest & Wildlife Resources: What are the main steps taken by the government to conserve forests
and wildlife?
Ans: Biosphere reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, social forestry, afforestation programs.

Q: Water Resources: Why are multipurpose projects considered controversial?


Ans: Displacement of people, ecological damage, conflicts between states.

Q: Agriculture: Compare subsistence and commercial farming in India.


Ans: Subsistence: small farms, family consumption, traditional methods. Commercial: large farms, cash
crops, modern inputs.
■ Political Science
Q: Power Sharing: Describe the accommodation methods followed in Belgium.
Ans: Equal ministers for both linguistic groups, separate governments, community rights protected.

Q: Federalism: Explain any three features of Indian federalism.


Ans: Two-tier government, division of powers in Union & State lists, independent judiciary.

Q: Gender, Religion & Caste: How has the political expression of gender division helped democracy?
Ans: Increased women participation, demand for reservation, awareness of equal rights.
■ Economics
Q: Development: Compare the criteria of per capita income and Human Development Index.
Ans: Per capita income: economic only. HDI: broader, includes health, education, standard of living.

Q: Sectors of Economy: Explain the importance of the tertiary sector in India’s economy.
Ans: Provides services like banking, transport, IT. Largest contributor to GDP.

Q: Globalisation: How are MNCs interlinking production across countries?


Ans: Set up units in multiple nations, global supply chains, subcontracting with local firms.

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