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    This document contains a sample social science exam paper for Class 9 in India. The paper tests knowledge of history, civics, and geography. It contains multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short answer questions about Indian government, elections, physical features of India, and climate regions. It also includes an activity where the student describes their experience in a school election and labels locations on a map of India.

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    This document contains a sample social science exam paper for Class 9 in India. The paper tests knowledge of history, civics, and geography. It contains multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short answer questions about Indian government, elections, physical features of India, and climate regions. It also includes an activity where the student describes their experience in a school election and labels locations on a map of India.

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    The key takeaways from the passage are that India has a democratic form of government with three levels - central, state and local. Elections are held every five years for citizens above 18 years to elect their representatives.

    The three levels of government in India are central government, state government and local government (panchayati raj).

    The different climate regions in India include the Himalayan region, the Peninsular plateau, the coastal plains and the island regions. The coastal plains and plateau regions experience different climates based on their location along the eastern or western coasts.

    ICSE

    Class I9
    Social 6FLHQFH
    Sample Paper

    Class :IV Marks:80

    Part A – History & Civics

    Max Marks: 40

    I. Name the following: 5X1=5


    a. A person who votes. ________
    b. It carries the details of a person._________
    c. Nowadays, this voting machine is used._________
    d. Commission which is responsible for conducting elections in India._________
    e. A mark made by a pen or ink on the finger that cannot be removed.__________

    II. Fill in the blanks. 5X1=5


    a. The _______is the highest law making body.
    b. The ________ is the governing body at the village level.
    c. The ________ appoints the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
    d. The group of people who make laws or change laws is known as ________.
    e. There are ________ political parties in India.

    III. Write true or false and correct the false statement(s) by rewriting them. 7X1=7
    a. India is a democracy.
    b. The judiciary in India favours its friends.
    c. The central government in India is based in New Delhi.
    d. Elections in India are held every 4 years.
    e. A person who is above 18 years and a citizen of India can vote in the elections.

    IV. Match the following: 5X1=5


    Central Government New Delhi
    Parliament House State level
    Block samiti District level
    High Court Union government
    Subordinate court Block level
    V. Answer the following questions: 5X2=10
    a. Why do we need a government?
    b. What are the three levels of government in India?
    c. Why is voting important?
    d. What do you mean by elections?
    e. What is the responsibility of the election commission?

    VI. You have recently participated in the school elections. Fill in the blanks from
    your experience. 1X8=8

    School elections were held to elect (a) _________ for our school. We stood in
    long (b) _________ to cast our votes. We were provided with a(c) _______ paper.
    We cast our vote by putting a stamp next to our chosen candidate’s (d) ________.
    We then folded the ballot paper and put it in the (e) _________ box. After this (f)
    ___________ink was put on our fingers. Then we waited eagerly as the (g)
    ________ of votes started. The results were declared and the candidates with
    maximum (h) __________ won. We congratulated the appointees and they
    thanked us for our support.

    Part B:

    Max Marks: 40

    I. Name the following: 5X1=5


    a. The hill range that borders the Deccan Plateau in the south. ___________
    b. They stand out against the sky in the rocky plateau region. __________
    c. The hills along the Konkan and Malabar coasts. ___________
    d. The other name of the Southern-eastern coastal plain. __________
    e. The two coasts meet here. ___________

    II. Fill in the blanks: 5X1=5


    a. The narmada and Tapi arise in the _________(Himamalayas/ Satpura and
    Vindhaya Hills).
    b. Mumbai is located in the ___________ (eastern/western) Ghats.
    c. Casuarina trees planted along the eastern coastal plains
    _________(protect/damage) the coast during a storm.
    d. Plateau regions have _________ (hot/dry) summers and pleasant winters.
    e. The Southern part of the eastern coastal plains has ________(summer/winter)
    monsoons.
    III. Give two examples each. 5X2=10
    a. Hill stations of plateau regions. __________ ___________
    b. Rivers of the plateau region. __________ __________
    c. Well known cities of the plateau region. __________ ___________
    d. Plants which grow in the southern part of the plateau region. _______
    _______
    e. Rivers of the western coastal plain that empty into the Arabian Sea. _____
    _____

    IV. Answer the following: 5X2=10


    a. Name the plateaus that form the Indian plateau region.
    b. Explain why some areas of the western plateau do not receive much rain. Where
    is the area located?
    c. What kind of climate do the coastal plains have?
    d. How many coastal plains does India have? Where are they located?
    e. Name the major rivers that flow across the western and eastern coastal plains.

    V. Know your city. 5X1=5


    Read the paragraph and fill in the blanks:
    I live in Bengaluru. It is the capital of ___________. It is located in the _________
    plateau. Bengaluru was earlier known as _____________. It is also called as the
    _________ city. It has a ___________ climate.

    VI. MAP WORK 5X1=5


    Locate and label the following:
    1. Eastern Ghats 4. Arabian Sea
    2. Malabar coast 5. Bay of Bengal
    3. Malwa plateau

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