MPBIC Class-IX B3 History & Civics

Subjects Overview

• History: Focus on major events like the French Revolution, the rise of socialism in Europe, and the Russian Revolution.
• Geography: Study India’s geographical size, location, physical features, and drainage systems.
• Civics: Understand the concept of democracy, its significance, and the principles of constitutional design.
• Economics: Examine the economic model presented in the story of the village Palampur, emphasizing the role of people as a resource.

Portion of Half-Yearly Examination

Grammar

• Study parts of speech including nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.
• Review verb tenses, their usage, and transformations.
• Learn the rules for articles and their proper application.
• Understand voice in sentences, focusing on active and passive forms.
• Practice translation skills from one language to another.
• Familiarize with letter writing formats and styles.

Prose

• The Sound of Music: Analyze themes related to music's influence on life.
• The Little Girl: Explore childhood perspectives and relationships.
• A Beautiful Mind: Discuss mental health and genius through biography.
• The Snake and the Mirror: Examine allegorical meanings and narrative techniques.

Poetry

• Rain on the Roof: Reflect on nature’s impact on emotions and thoughts.
• Wind: Investigate themes of strength and resilience in adversity.
• The Road Not Taken: Contemplate choices and their implications on life.
• The Lake Isle of Innisfree: Appreciate yearning for peace and simplicity in nature.

Supplementary

• The Adventures of Toto: Follow the comedic misadventures of a pet monkey.
• Iswaran the Storyteller: Understand storytelling’s role in communication and entertainment.
• In the Kingdom of Foolish: Analyze irony and wisdom in a totally foolish kingdom.

This quiz covers key concepts from the MPBIC Class-IX syllabus, including significant historical events like the French Revolution, foundational concepts in civics such as democracy, and geographical features of India. Prepare yourself for the half-yearly examination with questions focused on history, civics, geography, and economics, along with grammar topics.