CIVICS Worksheet Class 7

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SAHARANPUR
SUBJECT: Civics Worksheet

Name_______________ CLASS: VII
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Choose the correct option and write the answer:-
Section – A
1) A disease that attacks a large number of people in an area at the same time is called;
(a) Germs (b) Epidemics (c) Non communicable (d) Communicable
2) PHC stands for :
(a) Primary healthcare centres (b) Primary hospital centre
(c) Public health centres (d) Prime human centre
3) In which continent is Costa Rica situated?
(a) South America (b) North America (c) Asia (d) Australia
4) The public healthcare chain of health centres and hospitals run by:
(a) Private (b) Public (c) Foreigners (d) Individuals
5) What is the name given to the elected representative who are not the members of the
ruling party?
(a) MLA (b) Independent candidate (c) opposition (d) Majority
6) “Every physician should, as far as possible, prescribe drugs with generic names and
he/she shall ensure that there is a rational prescription and use of drugs.”Who states
the same?
(a) CMO (b) Medical Council of India (c) AIIMS (d) Lok Sabha
7) A ________ is a place where all the MLA’s, whether from the ruling party or from the
opposition meet to discuss various things.
(a) Supreme Court (b) High Court (c) Legislative Assembly (d) President House
8) _________ refers to the foreigners who come to India for medical treatment at
hospitals.
(a) Medical Tourist (b) Medical Practitioner (c) undernourished (d) Generic
9) It is a political organization that subscribes to a particular ideology and seeks to attain
political power.
(a) Organizational Party (b) Political Party (c) Subscriber Party (d) Ideology Party
10) Who has the real authority in a democratic country?
(a) President (b) Prime Minister (c) People (d) Governor
11) Choose the correctly matched pair:-
(a) Press conference – Entertainment (b) King – Democracy
(c ) Lok Sabha – President (d) Constituency – MLA
12) Who is the head of a Legislative Assembly?
(a) Minister (b) MLA (c) Chief Minister (d) Governor
13) The state of Himachal Pradesh is divided into _______ assembly constituencies.
(a) 26 (b) 54 (c) 48 (d) 68
14) The MLAs belong to the ruling party will elect their leader who will become the_______.
(a) Chief Minister (b) Chief Justice (c) President (d) Governor
15) According to UNICEF, more than _______ children die every year in India from
preventable disease.
(a) Three million (b) two lakhs (c) three lakhs (d) two million
16) How much percentage of all communicable diseases are water borne?
(a) 11% (b) 21% (c) 31% (d) 50%\
17) By whom re the public health services run?
(a) Government (b) Private organization (c) private doctor (d) medical store
SECTION-B
1) What are the responsibilities of the Chief Minister and other ministers?
2) List any two qualifications required for becoming an MLA.
3) Mention any three positive effects of healthcare in India.
4) Write a short note in three points on Ordinary Bill.
5) How an illness in a poor family a cause of great anxiety and distress?
6) What are different types of Bills? How does a bill become a law?
7) Write some of the negative aspects of our healthcare system.
8) Explain the term- majority, ruling party, opposition.
9) Identify which sector it is. Write its two features.
SECTION-C
1. Explain the Costa Rican approach towards health in five points.
2. Discuss five functions and powers of Governor.
3. Which of the two houses of state legislature is more powerful? Justify your answer.
4. What do you mean by health? Differentiate between private and public healthcare
services in India.
5. Give an account of the position of healthcare services in India.
6. How is Chief Minister appointed? What are its functions?
7. Differentiate between MLA and Government departments.
SECTION –D
Cased based questions:-
1. In India, we face a situation where private services are increasing but public services are not.
What is then available to people are mainly private services. These are concentrated in urban
areas. As these services are run for profit, the cost of these services is rather high. Medicines
are expensive. Many people cannot afford them or have to borrow money when there is an
illness in the family.
(a) Why do you think that private services are increasing but public services are not
increasing in India?
(b) Mention at least one difference between private health and public health services.
(c) Write in two points the aims of public health services.
2. In the rural areas, one finds Registered Medical Practitioners (RMPs). Urban areas have a
large number of doctors, many of them providing specialized services. There are hospitals and
nursing homes that are privately owned. There are many laboratories that do tests and offer
special facilities such as X-ray, ultrasound, etc. There are also shops from where we buy
medicines. As the name suggests, private health facilities, patients are not owned by the
government. Unlike the public health services, in private facilities, patients have to pay a lot of
money for every service they use in India. Private services are concentrated in urban areas, the
cost is also high. Some private services encourage incorrect practices to earn more.
(a) What are private health services?

(b) What are some private health facility options for people in urban areas?
(c) What are the disadvantages of a private run health facility?

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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SAHARANPUR

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Cased based questions:-

(a) What are private health services?

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