Clas X Map and Civics Ch-8'Challenges Before Democracy'

CIVICS CH-6&7 ‘POLITICAL PARTIES’ & 'OUTCOMES OF DEMOCRACY' MCQs

	Q.1: - Which of the following is the most visible institutions in a democracy?

(a) Leaders (b) Political parties (c) Govt. (d) People

Q.2: - How many political parties are registered with the election commission of India?

(a) Less than 100 (b)  Between 100 to 500

(c) Between 500 to 750 (d) More than 750

Q.3: - A Political party has to satisfy the following criteria to be recognized as a national

party—

(a) 6% votes of total votes in Lok sabha or assembly elections of four status

(b) At least 6 Lok sabha seats

(c) 12% votes of total votes in Lok sabha

(d) At least 12 Lok sabha seats

Q.4: - How many political parties were recognized as National parties in India in 2006?

(a) 06 (b) 16 (c) 750 (d) 21

Q.5: - How many Lok sabha constituencies are there in India at present?

(a) 540 (b) 543 (c) 547 (d) 563

Q.6: - Area wise which is the largest Lok sabha constituency in India?

(a) Karol Bagh(b) Ghaziabad (c) Mumbai Cart (d) Ladakh

Q.7:- The Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) came to power in 1998 as the leader of

(a) United progressive Alliance (b) Left front

(c) National Democratic (d) None of these

Q.8: - Which party system does India follow—

(a) Single party system (b) Two party system

(c) Multi party system (d) All of them

Q.9: - What is Bye –election?

(a) Elections held to fill a vacancy caused by the death or any other house.

(b) Election held after a specific period.

(c) Election held to farm the new govt.

(d) Election held in between the fixed term of the house.

Q.10: -Who is the founder of the Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP)

(a) Jyotibai Phule (b) Kanshi Ram

(c) B. R. Ambedkar (d) Maya Vati

Q.11:- On what ideology close the Indian National Congress rest?

(a) Communalism (b) Socialism

(c) Federation (d) Secularism

Q.12:-Which political party from the six main pain parties was formed as late as in 1999?

(a) BJP (b) CPI (c) NCP (d) BSP

Q.13:-The law that says if any MLA or MP changes parties, he or she will lose the

seat in the legislature, is –

(a) Anti detection law (b) Anti criminal law

(c) Anti monument law (d) Anti party law

Q.14: -Which of the following pairs is not correct?

(a) Role of money and muscle power -- challenge to political parties

(b) Anti detection law -- Reformation of political parties

(c) Multi party system -- The USA and the UK

(d) Indian National Congress -- United progressive Alliance

Q.15: -The party that believes in Marxism – Leninism and supports socialism,

secularism and democracy and opposes imperialism is—

(a)    Communist party of India (b) Communist party of India – Marxist (c) Bahujan Samaj Party (d) Indian National Congress

Answer Key of Multiple Choice Questions

(b)   1. (B) 4. (A) 7. (C) 10. (B) 13. (A)

(c)    2. (D) 5. (A) 8. (C) 11. (D) 14. (C)

(d)   3. (A) 6. (D) 9. (A) 12. (C) 15.(B)

Civics-Ch-7 ‘Outcomes of Democracy’

Multiple Choice Questions-

Q.1:- Which of the following forms of government has support in genial

(a) Democracy (b) Monarchy rule

(c) Military rule (d) Rule of religious leaders

Q.2:- The most important outcome of democracy is

(a) Accountable government (b) Responsive government

(b) Both of them (d) None of them

Q.3:- Democracy is based on the idea of

(a) Majority (b) Minority `

(c) Deliberation and negotiation (d) None of these

Q.4:- In a democratic government, a citizen has the right and the means to examine the

decisions taken by the govt. It is known as-

(a) Transparency (b) Legitimacy

(c) Democracy (d) Monarchy

Q.5:- “Democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people.”

is said by-

(a) Abrahm Lincoin (b) Gittel

(c) Mahatma Gandhi (d) Jawahar Lal Nehru

Q.6:- Which of the following countries has the most stable democracy.

(a) Pakistan (b) U.S.A

(c) Nepal (d) Sri Lanka

Q.7:- Which one of the following is not the features of Democracy.

(a) Election (b) Rule of law

(c) Independent Judiciary (d) Preference to a particular religion

Q. 8:- In Which South Asian country is dictatorship preferred over democracy.

(a) Bangladesh (b) Pakistan

(c) Nepal (d) Sri Lanka

Q.9:- In which of assigning democracies, which is the odd one out democracies

need to ensure-

(a) Free and Fair election (b) Dignity of individual

(c) Majority rule (d) Equal treatment before law

Q.10:-What is regarded as a ‘definite plus point’ of democratic regimes.

(a) Rule of majority

(b) Participative decision making

(c) Ability to handle Social differences, divisions, and conflicts.

(d) None of these.

Answer Key of Multiple Choice Questions

1. (A) 4. (A) 7. (D) 10. (C)

2. (C) 5. (A) 8. (B)

3. (C) 6. (B) 9. (C)

Ch-4 ‘Globalization and the Indian Economy’-MCQs

Q1.Ford motors came to India in,

		1996
		1995
		1994
		1990

Q 2. Benefit to the local company of joint production with MNCs is (i) Money from MNCs for additional investments
(ii) Moral & Social support
(iii) Latest technology for production
(iv) All of them

		(i) and (ii)
		(ii) and (iii)
		(iii) and (iv)
		(i) and (iii)

Q 3.Number of workers that small industries in India employ

		18 million
		19 million
		20 million
		21 million

Q4.Examples of industries where production is carried out by a large number of small producers around the world

		Garments
		Footwear
		Sport items
		All of them

Q5. Industries where small manufacturers have been hit hard due to competition.

		Batteries
		Tyres
		Dairy Products
		All of them

Q 6. To get large orders, Indian exporters try hard to cut their own costs by

		Reducing cost of raw materials
		Reducing advertising and marketing cost
		Reducing electricity cost
		Cutting labour cost

Q 7. Around which year, need for removing barriers on foreign trade and foreign investment in India was felt?

		1990
		1991
		1992
		2000

Q8. Company that owns or controls production in more than one nation

		Foreign companies
		Government companies
		Multinational companies
		Private companies

Q9. Globalisation, by connecting countries, shall result in

		lesser competition among producers.
		greater competition among producers
		no change in competition among producers.

Q10. Tax on imports is an example of

		Terms of Trade
		Collateral
		Trade Barriers
		Foreign Trade

Q11. Cargill is now the largest producer of edible oil in India, with a capacity to make __________ pouches daily

	6 million
	5 million
	4 million
	55 million

Q12.Effect of Chinese toys on Indian toy makers is

	No effect
	Making profits
	Suffering losses
	None of them

Q13. Investment made by MNCs is called

	Mutual investment
	Inter-government investment
	Portfolio Investment
	Foreign investment

Q14. Examples of industries where production is carried out by a large number of small producers around the world

	Garments
	Footwear
	Sport items
	All of them

Q15.Allowing private sector to set up more and more of such industries as were previously reserved for public sector.

	Globalisation
	Privatisation
	Privatisation
	Socialisation

Q16.Till 2006, how many members were there in WTO?

	139
	150
	101
	149

Q17. Benefit to the local company of joint production with MNCs is (i) Money from MNCs for additional investments
(ii) Moral & Social support
(iii) Latest technology for production
(iv) All of them

	(i) and (ii)
	(ii) and (iii)
	(iii) and (iv)
	(i) and (iii)

Q18.The past two decades of globalisation has seen rapid movements in

	goods, services and people between countries.
	goods, services and investments between countries.
	goods, investments and people between countries.

Q19. Globalisation has led to improvement in living conditions

	of all the people
	of people in the developed countries
	of workers in the developing countries
	none of the above.

Q20. Tax on imports is an example of

	Terms of Trade
	Collateral
	Trade Barriers Foreign Trade

ECO. CHAPTER-5 'CONSUMER RIGHTS'

CLASS X       ECO CH-5   ‘CONSUMER RIGHTS’-MCQs

Q1. State level court deals with the cases involving claims between

	Rs. 1 to 20 lakhs
	Rs. 1 Crore and above
	Rs. 20 lakhs to Rs. 1 Crore
	Any amount

Q2. In case of Reji Mathew, he suffered due to improper anaesthesia which resulted in brainabnormalities. Who was held responsible by the National Commission after looking into complaint ?

	Father
	Mother
	Hospital
	Patient himself

Q3. In October 2005, the Government of India enacted a law known as

	Right to Choose Act
	Right to Information Act.
	COPRA
	Public Distribution System

Q4. Organisation which sets International food standards

	Consumer International
	Codex Alimentarius Commission
	ISO
	COPRA

Q5. World Consumers Rights Day is celebrated on

	Jan 15
	Feb-15
	March 15
	Jan-01

Q6. Consumer Forums guide consumers on how to file cases and represent individual consumers in the consumer court. Is this statement true ?

	No
	May or May Not
	Yes
	Never

Q7. Which right of consumer is violated if the consumers are not allowed to get their claims settled against manufacturer in case they are cheated or exploited ?

	Right to seek redressal
	Right to choose
	Right to be heard
	None of them

Q8. The organisation which sets standards of products at the International level

	ISO
	COPRA
	Agmark
	BIS

Q9. Consumers have the right to be protected against any danger caused by goods like electrical goods and pressure cookers. The right referred here is

	Right to seek redressal
	Right to be heard
	Right to safety
	Right to consumer education

Q10. Manufacturer should not use aggressive selling techniques to sell a particular product without giving the consumer a chance to select from alternative products available. Which right is mentioned here ?

	Right to safety
	Right to choose
	Right to heard
	Right to be informed

Q11. Consumers have the right to be protected against any danger caused by goods like electrical goods and pressure cookers. The right referred here is

		Right to seek redressal
		Right to be heard
		Right to safety
		Right to consumer education

Q12. Rampant food shortages, hoarding, black marketing gave birth to the consumer movement in an organised form in the year

		1947s
		1970s
		1960s
		1965s

Q13. State level court deals with the cases involving claims between

		Rs. 1 to 20 lakhs
		Rs. 1 Crore and above
		Rs. 20 lakhs to Rs. 1 Crore
		Any amount

Q14. A major step taken in 1986 by the Indian government was the enactment of

		RTI Act
		Consumer Protection Act.
		Consumer Movement
		Consumer Courts

Q15. In case of Reji Mathew, he suffered due to improper anaesthesia which resulted in brain
abnormalities. Who was held responsible by the National Commission after looking into complaint?

		Father
		Mother
		Hospital
		Patient himself

Q16.At International level, this has become the foundation for consumer movement

		Consumers International
		COPRA
		Consumers Forum
		None of the above

Q17.Under COPRA, quasi-judicial machinery was setup for redressal of consumer disputes.

		Two-tier
		Three-tier
		Four-tier
		Five-tier

Q18. World Consumers Rights Day is celebrated on

		Jan 15
		Feb-15
		March 15
		Jan-01

Q19. In the market place rules and regulation are required for the protection of the

		Sellers
		Suppliers
		Consumers
		Owners

Q20. Because of this right, rules have been made so that the manufacturer displays all theinformation relating    to the commodity

		Right to choose
		Right to be heard
		Right to seek redressal
		Right to be informed