Pre-Board Exam 2023-2024 - Social Science Set 1
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Which of the following are characteristics of the tea plant's growing conditions?

  • Increased Temperature: Rising temperatures may lead to accelerated leaf growth, potentially affecting the traditional plucking schedules and impacting the flavour profile of Assam tea.
  • The tea plant grown well in tropical and sub-tropical climates endowed with deep and fertile well-drained soil, rich in humus and organic matter. (correct)
  • Tea bushes require warm and moist frost-free climate all through the year. Frequent showers evenly distributed over the year ensure continuous growth of tender leaves. (correct)
  • Erratic Rainfall: Changes in rainfall patterns could affect irrigation and water availability, influencing the size and quality of tea leaves, and potentially reducing yield.

    • What is the main reason behind interstate water disputes in India?

  • The competition for shared water resources among different states. (correct)
  • The inadequate water management policies implemented by various state governments.
  • The unequal distribution of water resources across different states.
  • The lack of proper infrastructure for managing water resources.

    • What is the significance of the 'temples of modern India' proclamation by Jawaharlal Nehru?

  • It highlights the importance of infrastructure development for India's progress and economic development. (correct)
  • It emphasizes the focus on developing traditional temples to showcase India's rich cultural heritage.
  • It symbolizes the importance of preserving ancient architectural wonders for future generations.
  • It refers to the construction of religious temples to promote spiritual growth among citizens.

    • What are the core objectives of the 'Freedom Collectives' initiative?

    <p>To foster community development by addressing local needs and promoting environmental sustainability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Choose the correct statement regarding the effectiveness of Gandhi's non-cooperation movement.

    <p>The non-cooperation movement, although effective, faced limitations in achieving complete independence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the main reason for the growth of nationalist tension in the Balkans region?

    <p>The spread of romantic nationalism among the Slavic nationalities, leading to conflicts and competition.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the key objective of the French Revolution in 1789?

    <p>To create a new sense of unity and nationhood based on principles like liberty, equality, and fraternity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the main challenges faced by Maria, a street vendor in an unorganized sector?

    <p>Uncertainty in her earnings due to unpredictable income and a lack of social security benefits.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the key reasons why Gandhi adopted a strategy of gradual escalation in the Indian independence movement?

    <p>To test the government's response and assess the strength of the movement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a valid critique of per capita income as a measure of economic development?

    <p>It accurately captures the overall economic prosperity and well-being of a nation's citizens.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pre-Board Examination 2023-2024 - Social Science

    • Set 1 - Answer Key

    Questions and Answers

    • Question 1:

      • A: Non-food crop
      • B: Above 25°C

    • Question 2:

      • Correct assertion and reason, but reason is not correct explanation of assertion.

    • Question 3:

      • B, C & D

    • Question 4:

      • Kerala has high female literacy and adequate health facilities for mothers and children.

    • Question 5:

      • Frankfurt Parliament held in St. Paul's Church.

    • Question 6:

      • Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation for A.

    • Question 7:

      • Printing of books could have ended despotism.
      • Primary sector, especially the unorganized sector.
      • Both I and II are correct.

    • Question 8:

      • (a) - (iv)
      • (b) - (i)
      • (c) - (ii)
      • (d) - (iii)

    • Question 9:

      • (iii), (i), (ii), (iv)

    • Question 10:

      • Most societies historically have been dominated by females.

    • Question 11:

      • Establishing a power-sharing arrangement where both communities have a role in decision-making.

    • Question 12:

      • Chennai

    • Question 13:

      • Terms of credit

    • Question 14:

      • Availability of cheap skilled and unskilled labor

    • Question 15:

      • I, III, IV

    • Question 16:

      • In an accountable government, people have the right to elect leaders to form the government.

    • Question 17:

      • NSSO- National Sample Survey Organization

    Additional Topics (Page 2 onwards)

    • Advantages of Converting Agricultural Land to Commercial and Residential Complex:

      • Economic Growth: Attracts investments and creates job opportunities.
      • Improved Infrastructure: Better roads, utilities, and public amenities for residents.

    • Disadvantages of Converting Agricultural Land to Commercial and Residential Complex:

      • Loss of Agricultural Productivity: Loss of fertile land impacts food production.
      • Environmental Impact: Increased pollution, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity.

    • Examples of Cultural Exchange:

      • Introduction of Potatoes, soya, groundnuts, tomatoes, chillies, sweet potatoes, etc. (not indigenous).
      • Origin of spaghetti and noodles from China.

    • Democracy:

      • Represents the will of the common people.
      • Power concentrated in one hand contradicts the will of the people.

    • Modern Communication Tools and Religious Expression:

      • Intersect and show technology's impact on the dissemination of religious ideas.

    • Linguistic Reorganization:

      • States reorganized based on languages (e.g., Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra). -Recognizing diversity and cultural affinities.

    • Final Goods and Intermediate Goods:

      • Final Goods: Used for final consumption, included in GDP (e.g., furniture, machinery).
      • Intermediate Goods: Used for further production, not included in GDP (e.g., wood in furniture).

    • Economic Independence and Decision-Making Autonomy:

      • SHGs (Self-Help Groups) empower women by creating platforms for economic activity and decision-making.

    • Social Empowerment:

      • "Freedom Collectives" play a vital role in challenging social norms and stereotypes.
      • Community initiatives address communal needs (healthcare, education, environment).

    • Resilience Building:

      • SHGs support community resilience through diversified economic activities.
      • Knowledge sharing enhances community economic empowerment.

    • Nationalist Tension in Balkan Region:

      • Geographical and ethnic variations (Slavs).
      • Romantic nationalism led to conflicts and disintegration.

    • Jawaharlal Nehru's Proclamation and Dams:

      • Dams were "temples of Modern India" symbolizing progress, economic development, and natural resources.
      • Significance of dams for irrigation, hydropower generation, etc. crucial for India's modernization.

    • Interstate Water Disputes:

      • Competition for shared resources among states (e.g. Cauvery River, Krishna River).
      • Disputes over irrigation and other uses.

    • Per Capita Income:

      • Income distribution among people.
      • Masks disparities.

    • Map of India (Page 13):

      • Shows locations of important sites (e.g. dams, software technology parks, international airports).

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