Question bank
Chapter-1 Evolution of Humans
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. Sapiens means ____
2. Homo sapiens means ____
3. The first species of early humans was discovered in ____
4. The great apes live in _____
5. The remains of the earliest human-like beings were found in ____
Q-2 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-3 True or False
1. Life began in the harsh environment.
2. Early humans hunted wild animals and ate them raw.
3. Most of the tools of the early man were made of stone.
4. Flint was widely used for making tools and weapons
Q-4 long type question
1. How was the early atmosphere formed?
2. Who were the earliest living things on the Earth?
3. Write a short note on the Ice Age.
4. How did humans begin to stand erect?
5. What is meant by human evolution?
Q-5 long type question
1. How was the early atmosphere formed?
2. Who were the earliest living things on the Earth?
3. Write a short note on the Ice Age.
4. How did humans begin to stand erect?
5. What is meant by human evolution?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
(i)
1. Sapiens means ____(ii)
2. Homo sapiens means ____(iii)
3. The first species of early humans was discovered in ____(iv)
4. The great apes live in _____(v)
5. The remains of the earliest human-like beings were found in ____Q-2 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-3 Many years ago, the Earth was a fiery mass of
(i)
liquid(ii)
solid(iii)
gasQ-4 What are moraines?
(i)
Ice blocks(ii)
hot gas(iii)
rock pilesQ-5 The modern human species is called
(i)
Apes(ii)
Homo sapiens(iii)
bothQ-6 What is the biological name for a human being?
(i)
mono(ii)
homo(iii)
tosoQ-7 They provide evidence that glaciers once covered large parts of the world.
(i)
Bacteria(ii)
Morains(iii)
ApesChapter-2 The Stone Age
Q-1 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-2 True or False
1. Neolithic Age was the first stage of cultural development among the early humans.
2. Agriculture was the turning point in the life of the early humans.
3. Iron was not used for making coins.
4. Chalcolithic Age was called the Copper Age.
5. Iron Age followed the Bronze Age.
Q-3 Fill in the Blanks
1. The word Palaeolithic' is derived from the two Greek words, ............... and...............
2. The word 'Mesolithic' is derived from two words -----and ..............
3. The word 'Neolithic' is derived from two words, _____ and ................
4. The first cereals to be grown were _____ and ____
5. The word 'Chalcolithic' is derived from two words ________and____________
Q-4 long type question
1. Name the different periods of the Stone Age.
2. What were the important discoveries of the Palaeolithic Age?
3. How was fire discovered by the early humans?
4. Highlight the uses of fire for the early humans.
5. How were the stone tools useful to the early humans?
6. Describe the techniques of making tools.
7. How did agriculture evolve?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Humans were grouped in small bands in this period.
(i)
Palaeolithic Age(ii)
Mesolithic Age(iii)
Neolithic AgeQ-2 'Palaeo' means
(i)
old(ii)
new(iii)
modernQ-3 The stone tools made in the Mesolithic Age are called
(i)
flints(ii)
microliths(iii)
scrapesQ-4 The first animal domesticated by early humans was a
(i)
sheep(ii)
goat(iii)
dogQ-5 The food-gatherers became the food-producers in this age.
(i)
Neolithic(ii)
Mesolithic(iii)
ChalcolithicChapter-3 Evolution of Transport System
Q-1 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-2 True or False
1. Transport means to carry goods only.
2. The Suez Canal joins the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea.
3. The Panama Canal links the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean.
4. Air transport is the fastest means of transport.
5. Jet Airways is India’s International airline.
Q-3 Fill in the Blanks
1. The first train in India ran between -----and -----
2. The _____ is the world's longest railway line.
3. The Sher Shah Suri Road stretches from _____ to ____ _
4. The Train Siberian Line starts from -----and ends at -----
5. The Grand Oriental Express runs between and ____ _
Q-4 long type question
1. How did the invention of the wheel improve the system of transport?
2. How are roads divided in developed countries?
3. What do you know about metro transport?
4. What is the importance of canals? Name a few canals of the world.
5. Write a short note on air transport.
6. What are National Highways?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The wheel was first used for transport on a
(i)
tonga(ii)
chariot(iii)
cartQ-2 The first train in India ran in the year
(i)
1843(ii)
1850(iii)
1853Q-3 The Channel Tunnel connects France with the
(i)
United Kingdom(ii)
Russia(iii)
U.S.Q-4 The Suez Canal was built in
(i)
1849(ii)
1850(iii)
1869Q-5 Superfast trains of lndia
(i)
Shatabdi Express(ii)
Rajdhani Express(iii)
BothQ-6 The Suez Canal was built in
(i)
1849(ii)
1850(iii)
1869Chapter-4 Evolution of Writing and Communication
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
3. _____ were the first phase of written communication
4. _____ developed and communication became mobile.
1. The Egyptian characters are called _____ by the Greeks.
2. The word 'cuneiform' means -----
5. The telephone was invented by ____
Q-2 True or False
1. Pictographs were made on rocks and on the walls of the caves.
2. Computers perform calculations in seconds.
3. Telegrams are no longer used in our country.
4. The Internet is a world-wide network of computers.
5. Desktops are portable.
Q-3 Fill in the Blanks
3. _____ were the first phase of written communication
4. _____ developed and communication became mobile.
1. The Egyptian characters are called _____ by the Greeks.
2. The word 'cuneiform' means -----
5. The telephone was invented by ____
Q-4 long type question
1. What is communication?
2. What were the modes of communication in earlier times?
3. How do telephones help in communication?
4. How did the Chinese print books before the invention of the printing press?
4. How did the Chinese make paper several hundred years ago?
5. What are the roles of computers in communication?
6. What are satellites? How are they useful?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Cuneiform system of writing was invented by the
(i)
Egyptians(ii)
Sumerians(iii)
AryansQ-2 The telephone was invented in the year
(i)
1870(ii)
1876(iii)
1886Q-3 The first usable printing machine was invented by
(i)
Gutenberg(ii)
Morse(iii)
FlemingQ-4 Telegraph was invented by
(i)
Graham Bell(ii)
Samuel Morse(iii)
James WattQ-5 We receive TV signals from
(i)
computers(ii)
satellites(iii)
cloudsChapter-5 Fundamental Rights and Duties
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. Every Indian citizen above the age of _____ has a right to vote.
2. The Indian constitution begins with the ____ _
3. Democracy means rule by ____
4. Republic means rule by the ____ _
5. _____ is the head of our government.
Q-2 True or False
1. India is a democratic country.
2. We are free to follow our religion.
3. India is the largest democracy in the world.
4. A republic is governed by a king.
5. We must not damage national property.
Q-3 Short Type Question
1. Sovereign
2. Socialist
3. Secular
4. Democracy
5. Republic
Q-4 long type question
1. What is a Constitution?
2. What are fundamental rights? Mention any three of them.
3. What are fundamental duties? Mention any four of them.
4. What are Directive Principles?
5. Mention any three directive principles.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Our constitution was enforced on 26th January,
(i)
1940(ii)
1947(iii)
1950Q-2 The government should provide free and compulsory education to all the children
(i)
below l0 years(ii)
below l4 years(iii)
below l8 yearsQ-3 We have _____ fundamental rights.
(i)
5(ii)
6(iii)
8Q-4 The Indians achieved their Independence on August 15,
(i)
1947(ii)
1940(iii)
1950Q-5 Who drafted our constitution?
(i)
Bhimrao Ambedkar(ii)
Rajendra Prasad(iii)
Mahatma GandhiChapter-6 Our Government
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. India became independent in _____________.
2. _____________is the body of the representatives of the people.
3. The judicial system derives its power from _____________.
4. _____________ in elections is the best way to make your voice heard.
5. Elections are fought on _____________ basis.
Q-2 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-3 True or False
1. The Rajya Sabha has not more than 250 members.
2. Members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by people directly.
3. Members of the Lok Sabha are directly elected by the people.
4. The President of India is authorized to convene Parliament.
5. The decisions of the High Court are final.
Q-4 Fill in the Blanks
1. India became independent in _____________.
2. _____________is the body of the representatives of the people.
3. The judicial system derives its power from _____________.
4. _____________ in elections is the best way to make your voice heard.
5. Elections are fought on _____________ basis.
Q-5 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-6 long type question
1. What is democracy? Mention any three basic features of a democracy.
2. Write the functions of the Legislature.
3. Write the functions of the Executive.
4. Write the functions of the Judiciary.
5. What do you mean by Universal Adult Franchise’?
6. Mention any three responsibilities of citizens in a democracy.
7. Why are elections important?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The present strength of the Lok Sabha is
(i)
540(ii)
545(iii)
240Q-2 The Supreme Court is situated in
(i)
New Delhi(ii)
Mumbai(iii)
KolkataQ-3 The Supreme Court is situated in
(i)
New Delhi(ii)
Mumbai(iii)
KolkataQ-4 The minimum qualifying age for membership of the Lok Sabha is
(i)
20 years(ii)
25 years(iii)
30 yearsQ-5 Which body is accountable for conducting free and fair elections?
(i)
Supreme Court(ii)
Election Commission of India(iii)
ParliamentQ-6 It controls all the money, budget, etc.
(i)
Legislature(ii)
Executive(iii)
JudiciaryChapter-7 Latitudes and Longitudes
Q-1 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-2 True or False
1. Vertical and horizontal lines on the globe are imaginary lines.
2. All parallels are complete circles.
3. All Meridians are circular.
4. All Meridians are of equal length.
Q-3 Fill in the Blanks
1. The part of the Earth located to the north of the Equator is called _____ _
2. The part of the Earth located to the south of the Equator is called _____ _
3. The Arctic and Antarctic circles are also called ------
4. There are __________ meridians in all.
Q-4 long type question
1. What is a Globe?
2. Differentiate between Latitudes and Longitudes.
3. Mention any three features of parallels.
4. Mention any three features of Meridians.
5. What is a Grid?
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Meridians cut the parallels at
(i)
60°(ii)
50°(iii)
90°Q-2 Greenwich was chosen as the starting point of the meridians in
(i)
1880(ii)
1850(iii)
1884Q-3 It divides the Earth into two equal halves horizontally.
(i)
Arctic Circle(ii)
Equator(iii)
Antarctic CircleQ-4 Each hemishpere has _____ parallels.
(i)
90(ii)
180(iii)
60Q-5 What is the total numbers of parallels in each hemisphere including the equator?
(i)
180(ii)
181(iii)
90Chapter-8 Weather and Climate
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. The height of a place above the sea level is called _____ _
2. Most parts ofthe ______ Zone remain covered with snow in all seasons.
3. Sometimes the ________ and ____ come in a straight line.
4. The region on the earth where umbra falls has _____ solare clipse.
5. The region where penumbra falls has _____ solare clipse.
Q-2 long type question
1. Differentiate between weather and climate.
2. Briefly explain the factors affecting the climate of a place.
3. What are the different temperature zones of the Earth?
4. How are sea breeze and land breeze caused?
5. What is an Eclipse? How are Lunar and Solar Eclipse caused?
Q-3 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-4 True or False
1. Weather changes from day to day.
2. Climates takes a very long time to change.
3. Places close to the sea experience moderate climate.
4. The Poles are colder than other areas.
5. The higher a place from the Equator, the cooler it will be.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Hot, cold, sunny, rainy and cloudy refer to
(i)
weather(ii)
climate(iii)
bothQ-2 It is responsible for carrying the weather of one place to another.
(i)
wind(ii)
Altitude(iii)
waterQ-3 The temperature in this zone remains mild throughout the year.
(i)
Torrid Zone(ii)
Temperate Zone(iii)
Frigid ZoneQ-4 The distance from the equator is denoted by
(i)
altitude(ii)
latitude(iii)
waterQ-5 It is also known as the Tropical Zone.
(i)
Temperate Zone(ii)
Torrid Zone(iii)
Frigid ZoneChapter-9 India - Location and Extent
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. The total area of lndia is -----------
2. India is divided into ____ states and ____ union territories.
3. Indian Standard Time is along longitude _____ E.
4. Indian Standard Time passes through the city of ____ in ____
5. The Thar Desert is the _____ largest desert in the world.
Q-2 long type question
1. What is the location of India?
2. Name the physiographic divisions of India.
3. What is the extent of India from North to South and from East to West?
4. Name the Union Territories of India.
5. Name the four parallel ranges of the Himalayas.
6. Write a short note on the Thar Desert.
Q-3 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-4 True or False
1. India is a union of states.
2. Luni is a significant river in the Thar Desert.
3. Lakshadweep Islands are a group of 36 coral islands.
4. Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of 324 islands.
5. The Trans-Himalaya is also called Tibetan Himalaya.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 India is situated in the continent of
(i)
Europe(ii)
Asia(iii)
AfricaQ-2 Lakshadweep Islands lie in the ______ sea
(i)
Arabian(ii)
Arctic(iii)
AntarcticQ-3 The capital of Karnataka is
(i)
Chennai(ii)
Bengaluru(iii)
KolkataQ-4 The capital of Telangana is
(i)
Itanagar(ii)
Hyderabad(iii)
ImphalQ-5 India is the ______ largest country in the world.
(i)
2nd(ii)
4th(iii)
7thChapter-10 Neighbouring Countries of India
Q-1 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-2 True or False
1. Pakistan has the fifth largest population in the world.
2. China is the most populous nation in the world.
3. The official language of Bhutan is Dzongkha.
4. Mount Everest, the highest mountain peak in the world, is situated in Nepal.
5. Myanmar is also known as Burma.
Q-3 Fill in the Blanks
1. ___________ has the fifth largest population in the world.
2. The area of Afghanistan is ___________________ .
3. ___________ in China is a skyscraper-studded global financial centre.
4. The local currency of Bangladesh is called ___________ .
5. The capital of Sri Lanka is ____________.
Q-4 long type question
4. In which country is the highest mountain in the world?
5. Explain the location of Sri Lanka.
1. Name the neighbouring countries of India.
2. What does the name ‘Pakistan’ mean?
3. Describe the architecture of China.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Bhutan was founded in the year_
(i)
1650(ii)
1644(iii)
1670Q-2 The capital of Bangladesh is
(i)
Thimphu(ii)
Dhaka(iii)
ColomboQ-3 Pakistan is the __________ largest country in the world.
(i)
34th(ii)
35th(iii)
36thQ-4 Where is the world famous great Wall?
(i)
China(ii)
Pakistan(iii)
BhutanQ-5 It is the birthplace of the Buddha.
(i)
Nepal(ii)
Bhutan(iii)
PakistanChapter-11 The Climate of India
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
5. Pre-monsoon showers are called __________ in West Bengal.
1. The atmospheric condition of a place for a long period of time is called _________ .
2. The two elements that affect the climate of a place are _______ and _______.
3. The agriculture of our country depends upon ____________ .
4. ____________ causes flood.
Q-2 long type question
1. Name the main seasons of India.
2. What is ‘loo’ ?
3. Why do coastal areas remain cool in summers?
4. List any three seasons of the winter season.
5. How are rains useful to farmers? Is it good if there is excessive rainfall?
Q-3 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-4 True or False
1. In the summer season, days are longer than nights.
2. Sea Breeze keeps the coastal areas cool.
3. Some states received very less or no rainfall.
4. Autumn and Spring are seasons for a long span of time.
5. Without rains, land would turn into a barren desert.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The atmospheric condition of a place for a short period is called_
(i)
climate(ii)
weather(iii)
seasonQ-2 In the winter season _______________
(i)
the days are short(ii)
the nights are long(iii)
bothQ-3 The monsoon in India begins in the month of
(i)
August(ii)
February(iii)
JuneQ-4 The Winter season begins from this month.
(i)
June(ii)
November(iii)
MarchQ-5 What keep us warm in winter?
(i)
Woollen clothes(ii)
Cotton clothes(iii)
RaincoatsChapter-12 Natural Vegetation
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. Only ____________ of the land in our country is covered with forests.
2. Water vapour forms ____________ and bring rain.
3. ____________ of trees bind the soil and prevent soil erosion.
4. Paper is made from ____________
5. In thorn forests, the leaves are modified into ____________ to reduce loss of moisture.
Q-2 long type question
1. Mention some uses of forests.
2. Name the main types of forests found in India.
3. Write a short note on coniferous forests.
4. Name some trees found in evergreen and deciduous forests.
5. What type of vegetation is found in the desert? Describe its features.
Q-3 Give reasons
1. Trees on mountains have pointed and needle-like leaves.
2. Plants in the deserts have no leaves but thick stems.
Q-4 True or False
1. Leaves in evergreen forests are thorny.
2. Trees give us oxygen to breathe and consume carbon dioxide.
3. Coniferous forests are found at high altitudes.
4. Bushes and shrubs are found in cold regions.
5. Pulp of trees in a thorny forest is used for making paper.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Neem and eucalyptus are
(i)
used to make perfumes(ii)
medicinal plants(iii)
give wood to make furnitureQ-2 They are evergreen trees.
(i)
Acacia and cactus(ii)
Fir and chir(iii)
Ebony and rosewoodQ-3 Areas that get less than 25cm of rainfall annually are called
(i)
deserts(ii)
plains(iii)
plateausQ-4 We get them from plants.
(i)
Spices(ii)
Silk(iii)
WoolQ-5 Deciduous forests are also called the
(i)
Monsoon forests(ii)
Evergreen forests(iii)
Scrub forestsQ-6 Areas that get less than 25cm of rainfall annually are called
(i)
deserts(ii)
plains(iii)
plateausChapter-13 The Environment
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. The environment comprises of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and _____________.
2. Water and __________ are the most important abiotic components essential for the living things.
3. Air gives us _____________for respiration.
4. _____________is a good example of international division of labour
5. The average temperature of the earth rises due to _____________.
Q-2 Differentiate between the following
1. Biotic and abiotic components
2. Autotrophs and heterotrophs
Q-3 long type question
1. Define environment. Mention its three important constituents.
2. Briefly explain the three types of organisms in an ecosystem.
3. Show with an example the interdependence of different regions.
4. Make a list of any four things that disturb the global environment.
5. What is global warming? State any three causes of global warming.
6. How can we control global warming?
Q-4 Fill in the Blanks
1. The environment comprises of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and _____________.
2. Water and __________ are the most important abiotic components essential for the living things.
3. Air gives us _____________for respiration.
4. _____________is a good example of international division of labour
5. The average temperature of the earth rises due to _____________.
Q-5 True or False
1. All the components of the environment are independent of one another.
2. Biotic constituents depend on the abiotic constituents.
3. Hydrosphere is the solid part.
4. Plants and animals need soil for survival.
5. Autotrophs depend on others for food.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of the following is not a constituent of the environment?
(i)
Physical(ii)
Chemical(iii)
BiologicalQ-2 It has an adverse effect on the environment.
(i)
Skiing(ii)
Cycling(iii)
BoatingQ-3 Which of the following are producers?
(i)
Green plants(ii)
Animals(iii)
BacteriaQ-4 Which of these is an abiotic component?
(i)
Plants(ii)
Animals(iii)
SoilQ-5 Plants use this gas to perform photosynthesis.
(i)
Oxygen(ii)
Carbon dioxide(iii)
NitrogenChapter-14 Natural Disasters
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
2. A cyclone causes very high waves, called _____________.
1. _____________ is used for measuring the force or intensity of an earthquake.
3. _____________ weakens the land.
4. Water can be stored in the _____________ of dams.
5. _____________ volcanoes are not expected to erupt in the future.
Q-2 long type question
1. Define an earthquake. Explain the safety measures we should take during an earthquake.
2. What is a flood? What can we do to prevent flood?
3. What causes a drought and a famine?
4. Explain the precautions that should be taken to minimize the loss caused due to cyclones.
5. Mention the different types of volcanoes. Give one example for each.
6. What are the natural causes of a landslide?
Q-3 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-4 True or False
1. A strong earthquake struck Bhuj (Gujarat) on January 26, 2001.
2. We can control earthquakes.
3. The cyclonic wind moves in circles in areas near the sea.
4. Floods are not caused by rains alone.
5. Mount Fuji is an active volcano.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The study of earthquakes is called
(i)
seismography(ii)
seismometer(iii)
none of theseQ-2 The insufficient rainfall causes
(i)
drought(ii)
flood(iii)
famineQ-3 Shortage of food is called
(i)
famine(ii)
disaster(iii)
epidemicQ-4 It can spread epidemic –
(i)
Dengue(ii)
Malaria(iii)
BothQ-5 Magma is related to
(i)
cyclone(ii)
volcano(iii)
earthquakeChapter-15 Natural Resources
Q-1 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-2 Differentiate between the following
1. Ubiquitous and localized resources.
2. Biotic and abiotic resources.
3. Renewable and non-renewable resources.
Q-3 long type question
1. What is a natural resource? Give examples of some natural resources.
2. How can you say that animals are a renewable resource?
3. Why should non-renewable resources be used judiciously?
4. Mention the different types of renewable resources.
5. List the major threats to the natural resources.
6. Write any four ways to conserve the natural resources.
Q-4 Fill in the Blanks
1. _________________ form the basis of life on the earth.
2. Fossil fuels and _____________ are examples of non-renewable resources.
3. _____________ is the main element in fossil fuels.
4. A large area with many windmills is called a _____________.
5. The energy from plants is called _____________.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of these is a renewable resource?
(i)
Petroleum(ii)
Coal(iii)
PlantsQ-2 Which of these are ubiquitous resources?
(i)
Water(ii)
Air(iii)
Both (a) and (b)Q-3 It is a biotic resource.
(i)
Coal(ii)
Land(iii)
WaterQ-4 It is a natural resource.
(i)
Bridge(ii)
Cars(iii)
SoilQ-5 It is an abiotic resource.
(i)
Coal(ii)
Petroleum(iii)
WaterChapter-16 Agriculture in India
Q-1 True or False
1. Rice requires warm and wet climate.
2. Wheat requires dry and cool climate.
3. Jowar, bajra and ragi are important millets grown in India.
4. India is the world’s largest producer and consumer of pulses.
5. India is the second largest cotton-producing country in the world.
Q-2 Fill in the Blanks
1. Rice grows well in areas of _____________ rainfall.
2. _____________ is the largest wheat–producing state in India.
3. _____________ is the highest pulse-producing state.
4. The juice obtained from _____________ is used for manufactureing sugar.
5. _____________ ranks first in groundnut production in the world.
Q-3 long type question
1. Why is India called an agricultural country?
2. Differentiate between Kharif season and Rabi season.
3. On what factors does the kind of crops grown in a region depend upon? Name the two types of crops.
4. What is meant by live-stock?
5. Write a short note on Green Revolution in India.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 India is the largest producer and consumer of
(i)
cooking oil(ii)
rice(iii)
pulsesQ-2 It is not a spice.
(i)
Cardamom(ii)
cumin(iii)
RubberQ-3 Wheat, rice and millets are
(i)
cereals(ii)
cash crops(iii)
none of theseQ-4 Jute, rubber, cotton and sugarcane are
(i)
cereals(ii)
cash crops(iii)
none of theseQ-5 It is called the 'golden fibre'
(i)
Jute(ii)
Cotton(iii)
TeaChapter-17 Industries
Q-1 Fill in the Blanks
1. Raw materials are converted into finished goods by using __________________ or __________________ power.
2. __________________ is India's largest heavy electrical goods manufacturer.
3. Railway engines are manufactured at Chittaranjan (West Bengal) and __________________.
4. Papad and chips production come under __________________ industry.
5. Small–scale industries employ less people than a __________________ industry.
Q-2 long type question
1. What do you mean by cottage industry?
2. What do you mean by a small-scale industry?
3. Briefly explain large-scale industries.
Q-3 MATCH THE FOLLOWING
Q-4 Define the following
1. Industry
2. Raw Materials
Q-5 long type question
1. What do you mean by cottage industry?
2. What do you mean by a small-scale industry?
3. Briefly explain large-scale industries.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which material is obtained from plants?
(i)
Wool(ii)
Silk(iii)
CottonQ-2 It is a small–scale industry.
(i)
Ceramics(ii)
Automobile factories(iii)
WeavingQ-3 Aircrafts are manufactured in
(i)
Kanpur(ii)
Bengaluru(iii)
BothQ-4 Which material is obtained from plants?
(i)
Wool(ii)
Silk(iii)
CottonQ-5 It is a large–scale industry.
(i)
Textile mill(ii)
Bakery(iii)
PotteryQ-6 It is a cottage industry.
(i)
Aircraft Manufacturing company(ii)
Stationery items(iii)
Candle making