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Class 8 History  7. Non Co-operation Movement  1. Rewrite the statements by choosing the  appropriate options. (1) Gandhiji began his career from the  country of .................. .  (a) India (b) England  (c) South Africa (d) Myanmar Ans: South Africa  (2) The farmers started the no-tax  movement in the district of ........... .  (a) Gorakhpur (b) Kheda  (c) Solapur (d) Amravati Ans: Kheda (3) As a protest to Jallianwala Baug  massacre, Rabindranath Tagore  returned the title of ............ bestowed upon him by the British Government.  (a) Lord (b) Sir  (c) Raobahadur (d) Raosaheb Ans: Sir 2. Answer the following questions in one  sentence. (1) Which restriction were put up on the  Blacks in South Africa according to  the declaration of 1906? Ans: The Indians in South Africa were treated as criminals and humiliated at all times. In 1906, the Government declared that the it was compulsory for the blacks to carry an identity card and their freedom was restricted as well. (2) Where did

REVISION QUESTIONS Class 8       Subject: Geography Q.1.Fill in the blanks. 1. The difference between the local time of any two consecutive longitudes is Ans: 04 minutes 2. The earth requires 24 hours for one rotation. In one hour, Ans; 15 longitudes will face the sun 3. ................ is most useful to the man. Ans: Ocean Continent 4. (a) Like there are landforms on land, ocean floor also has submerged landforms because …… Ans: Though land is continuous, its level is not the same everywhere like. 5.The .......... is an important method of geography. Ans; Field visit 6  ................ field trips are useful for understanding the relationship between man and environment. Ans; Geographical 7.  The Earth takes .... hours i.e. one day to complete one rotation. Ans: 24 8. The time of a place as decided by the location of the sun in the sky, is known as its......... Ans:  local time. 9. The earth's atmosphere is protected from ........ winds coming from the

REVISION QUESTION- BANK Class 8       Subject: History and Civics   Q.1. Fill in the blanks. 1.The ......... is a museum in Pune which gives information about the history of Mahatma Gandhi. Ans: Aga Khan Palace 2. A unique discovery of modern technology in 20th century is ....... Ans; Films 3 ............ wrote the Geeta Rahasya. Ans: Lokmanya Tilak 4.The Ottoman Turks conquered............. which was the Byzantine Empire. Ans; Constantinople 5.  As a protest to Jallianwala Baug massacre, Rabindranath Tagore returned the title of ......... bestowed upon him by the British Government. Ans: Sir 6. Portuguese,.........., French, British participated in competition of capturing Indian Market. Ans: Dutch. 7. The Industrial Revolution began in ....... Ans: England 8. V.D. Davarkar named the struggle of 1857 as ..... Ans: Indian war of Independence 9. .......... was the Governor General who annexed the princely states. Ans: Lord Dalhousie 10. Jamshedjee Tata started the m

Subject: Environmental Studies: Part 2 Chapter 1. What is History? EXERCISE 1. Fill in the blanks. 1. The Science that tries to understand past events is called......... Ans : The Science that tries to understand past events is called History . 2. History is not written solely on the basis of ....... Ans : History is not written solely on the basis of imagination . Q.2 Answer each question in one sentence. 1. What is the scientific method? Ans: The method of using a number of different tests to determine whether the evidence is reliable is called the scientific method. 2. Of which action is India's Independence the result? Ans:  The indian people fought against the British government as a result  India got Independence. 3. What does the study of History make possible? Ans; The study of History makes it possible for us to study what is and what is not favourable for the progress of human society. Q.3. Answer the following questions in brief. 1. Why is history conside

Watch on YouTube Class 10 Geography 5. Natural vegetation and Wildlife Questions and Answers Q 1. On the basis of the information given in the chapter, figures and maps, complete the table below: Ans: Q 2. Identify the odd man out (1) Forest type of Brazil- (a) thorny bush type vegetation (b) evergreen forests (c) the Himalayan Forests (d) Deciduous forests Ans: (c) the Himalayan Forests (2) With reference to India- (a) Mangrove forests (b) Mediterranean forests (c) Thorny bush-type vegetation (d) equatorial forests Ans: (b) Mediterranean forests (3) With reference to fauna of Brazil- (a) Anaconda (b) Tamairin (c) Red Panda (d) Lion Ans: Red Panda (4) With reference to flora of India- (a) Deodar (b) Anjan (c) Orchid (d) Banyan Ans: Orchid Q 3. Match the columns : (a) Evergreen Forests (i) Sundar trees (b) Deciduous Forests (ii) Pine (c) Coastal Forests (iii) Pau Brasil (d) Himalayan Forests (iv) Khejadi (e) Thorny and (v) Tea

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