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 Worksheet – Chapter 12: Understanding Markets Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) A market is a place where: a) Only goods are produced b) Buyers and sellers interact c) Only money is exchanged d) Only farmers meet If the price of goods is fixed too high: a) More buyers will purchase b) Seller gains huge profit always c) Fewer buyers will buy d) Stock finishes quickly Which market allows buyers and sellers to meet virtually? a) Wholesale market b) Physical market c) Online market d) Retail market A wholesaler usually buys goods: a) In small quantities b) From retailers c) In bulk quantities d) From consumers Which market serves final consumers? a) Wholesale market b) Retail market c) International market d) Stock market Which certification mark ensures food safety? a) AGMARK b) ISI c) FSSAI d) BEE Which symbol indicates energy efficiency? a) FSSAI b) ISI c) AGMARK d) BEE Star Rating The government sets a minimum price for farmers to: a) Increase taxes b) Ensure fair paymen...

 Worksheet – Chapter 11: From Barter to Money Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) The barter system means: a) Buying goods using money b) Direct exchange of goods and services c) Banking system d) Digital payment system Which of the following is a limitation of the barter system? a) Easy transportation b) Standard value of goods c) Double coincidence of wants d) Digital transfer Which item was used as a medium of exchange in ancient times? a) Mobile phones b) QR codes c) Cowrie shells d) ATM cards Which institution issues paper currency in India? a) Parliament b) Reserve Bank of India c) Supreme Court d) Finance Ministry Which function of money allows us to save money for future use? a) Medium of exchange b) Store of value c) Measure of value d) Standard payment UPI is an example of: a) Barter system b) Coinage c) Digital transaction d) Commodity exchange Ancient Indian coins were mainly made from: a) Plastic b) Iron and wood c) Gold, silver, and copper d) Paper The process...

 Worksheet – Chapter 10: The Constitution of India — An Introduction Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) A Constitution is: a) A set of stories b) A formal document of laws and principles c) A type of election d) A court decision Which organ of government makes laws? a) Judiciary b) Executive c) Legislature d) President Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was the Chairman of: a) Parliament b) Judiciary c) Drafting Committee d) Executive Committee The Constitution of India came into force on: a) 15 August 1947 b) 26 January 1950 c) 26 November 1949 d) 2 October 1948 Fundamental Rights are: a) Optional rules b) Basic rights guaranteed to citizens c) Duties of citizens d) Government policies The Preamble expresses: a) Election results b) Fundamental Duties only c) Goals and ideals of the Constitution d) Emergency provisions Universal Adult Franchise means: a) Only educated people can vote b) Every eligible adult citizen can vote c) Only men can vote d) Only government officials can vote Which c...

  Worksheet – Chapter 9: From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of Governments Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Democracy means: a) Rule of king b) Rule of religion c) Rule of people d) Rule of army Which function of government makes laws? a) Executive b) Judicial c) Legislative d) Administrative Which organ implements laws? a) Executive b) Judiciary c) Legislature d) Parliament Which country follows Presidential Democracy? a) India b) Nepal c) USA d) Bhutan Universal Adult Franchise means: a) Only rich people can vote b) Every adult citizen can vote c) Only educated people can vote d) Only men can vote Which type of government is ruled by religious leaders? a) Democracy b) Monarchy c) Theocracy d) Republic In India, the Lower House is called: a) Rajya Sabha b) Lok Sabha c) Congress d) Cabinet Which government gives absolute power to one ruler? a) Democracy b) Dictatorship c) Republic d) Parliamentary government A republic is a government where: a) Kings rule b) Leaders are...

 नदियाँ सूख जाने के पश्चात,  बदल जाती है, मरुस्थल मे उसकी नियति मे  नहीं लिखा था,  मरुस्थल हो जाना,  बल्कि मानवीय गतिविधियों और संवेदनाओं ने  बदल दिया,  नदियों के शोर को,  मौन मे,  कुछ इस तरह  नदियों के  मौन ने बना दिया  उसे, मरुस्थल. यह फ़क़त  अंत नहीं था,  नदियों का. ये तो अंत था,  नदियों पर निर्भर  उन सभी प्रजातियों का,  जिस पर टिकी थी  संपूर्ण मानव सभ्यता.

 Worksheet – Chapter 8: How the Land Becomes Sacred A. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) What does sacredness mean? a) Physical strength b) Religious or spiritual importance c) Political power d) Economic value Where did Buddha attain enlightenment? a) Sanchi b) Amritsar c) Bodh Gaya d) Ajmer Which of the following is a famous Sikh Takht? a) Sabarimala b) Akal Takht c) Kedarnath d) Girnar Which pilgrimage symbolizes India's unity through four directions? a) Jyotirlinga Yatra b) Char Dham Yatra c) Kumbh Mela d) Kailash Yatra Which tree is considered sacred in many Indian traditions? a) Neem b) Mango c) Peepul d) Coconut What are sacred forests protected by local communities called? a) Holy woods b) Sacred groves c) Divine forests d) Green zones Which route connected northwestern India to eastern India? a) Dakṣiṇapātha b) Silk Route c) Uttarapatha d) River Route Why are mountains considered sacred? a) They produce gold b) They symbolize connection between earth and heaven c) They are ...

Worksheet – Chapter 7: The Gupta Era: An Age of Tireless Creativity Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) The Gupta dynasty emerged after the decline of the: a) Maurya Empire b) Kushāṇa Empire c) Mughal Empire d) Chola Empire Chandragupta II was also known as: a) Ashoka b) Vikramāditya c) Harsha d) Kaṇiṣhka The Prayāga Praśasti was written by: a) Kālidāsa b) Āryabhaṭa c) Harisena d) Faxian Which Gupta ruler is shown playing the veena on his coins? a) Chandragupta I b) Chandragupta II c) Samudragupta d) Skandagupta Faxian came to India from: a) Greece b) China c) Persia d) Rome The primary source of revenue in the Gupta Empire was: a) Trade tax b) Irrigation tax c) Land tax d) Mine tax Which scholar made important contributions in mathematics and astronomy? a) Kālidāsa b) Harisena c) Āryabhaṭa d) Faxian The Iron Pillar is famous because it: a) Is made of gold b) Does not rust easily c) Contains diamonds d) Was built by the Cholas Kānchipuram was the capital of the: a) Cholas b) Gu...

  Worksheet – Chapter 6: The Age of Reorganisation Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Who founded the Śhunga dynasty? a) Aśhoka b) Kaṇiṣhka c) Puṣhyamitra Śhunga d) Khāravela The post-Maurya period is known as the Age of Reorganisation because: a) Foreign invasions stopped b) India became united again c) Many regional kingdoms emerged d) Agriculture ended Which dynasty ruled the Deccan region? a) Mauryas b) Sātavāhanas c) Guptas d) Cholas Sangam literature was written in: a) Sanskrit b) Prakrit c) Tamil d) Persian The Grand Anicut (Kallaṇai) was built on which river? a) Ganga b) Yamuna c) Kāveri d) Godavari Which king was called the "Monk-King"? a) Karikāla b) Khāravela c) Kaṇiṣhka d) Menander Which script was used in Sātavāhana inscriptions? a) Devanagari b) Brahmi c) Urdu d) Persian Gandhāra School of Art used: a) White marble b) Red sandstone c) Grey-black schist stone d) Granite The Kuṣhāṇas came from: a) Europe b) Central Asia c) China d) South India Heliodorus ...