8th Class PSEB Social Science Nov Bimonthly Sample Paper Fully Solved 2022

Social Science

Class-8th

Time Allowed : 1.30 Hours                                                                          Maximum Marks : 40

Learning Outcome Based

1.The Whole process in which field in which the rice is to be planted, is prepared by ploughing, filling with waterand levelling is known as?
Ans.This whole process is known as puddling.

2.Which state of india produces maximum cotton?
Ans.Gujrat.

3.Which country is famous for long staple cotton?
Ans.Long staple cotton of egypt is world famous.

4.In 1875 Sir Syyed Ahemd Khan established which college?
Ans. In 1875 Sir Syyed Ahmed khan Muslim Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh.

5.Raja Ram Mohan Roy did not enact a law in 1829 to abolish which Syatem?
Ans. Sati Pratha System

6.Veer Silangam is considered the prophet of which state?
Ans.Andhra Pardesh

7.The Supreme Court is the supreme court of India, where is it located?
Ans. Supreme Court is the highest court in India and it is located in New Delhi.

8.Any accident should be reported to the nearest police station, what is this report called?
Ans. F.I.R. First Information Report

Geography

9.Which are the things that can be made from the jute?
Ans. Jute is used for making sacks, ropes, carpets etc.

10.Write about protection of tea and coffee plants.
Ans. Tea: – Tea plants are planted on the cleared slopes. Fertilizers are used for the proper development of plants. The rain water should not stand in theroots of the plants. Tea plant needs pruning for its proper growth.
Coffee: – Coffee saplings are grown in a nursery. Once planted, these plants continue to bear fruit for 30 years. The coffee plants require fertilisers, pruning and irrigation from time to time.

11.Show on the Map of India Wheat,Rice and Cotton?
Ans:-

History

12.What do you mean by new educational system?
Ans. The Britishers introduced new education system in India. It was based on the principle of self-thinking. In this system, English language and western literature was taught.

13.Write down in brief the contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy for the emancipation of women.
Ans. Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a great reformer. Due to his efforts, Sati System was declared illegal. He condemned child marriage, polygamy and killing of the girls. Wrote many articles for the welfare of the women.

14 Write down in brief the work done by Jyotiba Phule for the welfare of the lower caste people.

Ans. Jyotiba Phule opened 3 schools for the lower caste girls in Pune. He established the association named ‘Satya Shodhak Society’. This organisation demanded Social justice for the lower caste people. He appealed to government to realise reasonable tax for poor farmers.

15.Sorce based Questions:-
Raja Ram Mohan Roy was in favour of imparting Western Education to the Indians.He published two newspapers and wrote books in Bengali about grammar, geography, astronomy, arithmetic’s. He opened many educational institutions for the progress of education. On his own expenses he opened a English school and a Vedanata College.Swami Vivekanand established Rama Krishan Mission.Ishwar Chander Vidayasagar wrote in Bengali named ‘Premier varnar Prichaya’in which it was made easy to learn the language which is still in use. He made a special contribution in the education of the women.

Q1.Which book was written by Ishwar Chander Vidyasagar?
Ans:- ‘Premier varnar Prichaya’ in Bengali language.

Q2.Who establish Rama Krishan Mission?
Ans.Swami Vivekanand established Rama Krishan Mission.

Q3.Who open Vedanta College in Kolkata?
Ans.Raja Ram Mohan Rai opened many educational institutions for the progress of education. On his own expenses he opened a English school and a Vedanata College.

Civic

16.Toal member of lok sabha in India are?
Ans.A total number of members in the Lok Sabha is 545.

17.Write the literary meaning of the word ‘Parliament’.
Ans. The word Parliament is derived from the French word ‘Parler’, which means to have conversation. Parliament is a place where people converse and discuss national and international issues.

18.Write the literary meaning of the word ‘Parliament’.

Ans. The word Parliament is derived from the French word ‘Parler’, which means to have conversation. Parliament is a place where people converse and discuss national and international issues.

19.Who are Government Prosecutors?
Ans. Lawyers who fight for the government and protect its interest in courts, are called Government Prosecutors.

20.What are criminal cases? What is the difference between a civil and a criminal case?
Ans. Criminal cases: – These cases are related to fights, disputes and criminal activities. If there is a physical injury, damage to any part of the body, such cases re considered as criminal cases.
Civil cases: – The cases related to common people are called civil cases. Issues related to fundamental rights, marriage, divorce, property, land dispute etc. are covered in these cases.

Some other most important que:-

Q1.Where can F.I.R. be registered? Explain the role of the judiciary in the event of the F.I.R. not being registered.
Ans. F.I.R. means First Information Report. In the event of any mishappening, we inform the police immediately. An F.I.R. can be registered in the nearest police station. If the police do not register the F.I.R. then the judiciary can order the police to register the same.

Q2.:-What is meant by the power of Judicial review?
Ans. The judiciary in India has the power to review the ordinance issued by executive or an act passed by parliament or any state legislative assembly. If an ordinance or an act is against the basic structure of our constitution the Judiciary can declare such an ordinance or an act unconstitutional.

Q3.Explain the importance of the judiciary.
Ans. The Judiciary has been termed as the protector of our constitution and democracy. It protects the rights and freedoms of the citizens of our country. The higher courts can take up appeals against the judgements passed by the lower courts. If an act is against the basic structure of our constitution, the judiciary can declare that act unconstitutional.

Q4.Write the special powers of the judiciary in India.
Ans. The higher courts can take up appeals against the judgements passed by the lower courts.If an act is against the basic structure of our constitution, judiciary can declare that act unconstitutional.

Q5.Discuss the role of the President and the Prime Minister in a Parliamentary form of government.
Ans. 1. Role of President:- The President has executive, judicial and legislative powers, but he can not exercise these powers at his/her will. Actually, these powers are used on the advice of the Prime Minister and his Council of Ministers.
2.Prime Minister:- The Prime Minister is the head of the Cabinet, Council of Ministers and Lok Sabha. He is a pivot of the entire administration. The actual use of powers lies with the Prime Minister. No minister can remain in office against his will.