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CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Important QAs

Class 9th History Pastoralists in the Modern World Important QA

Part A – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Q1. Who were the Maasai in East Africa?A) Farmers practicing irrigationB) Pastoralists dependent on cattleC) Industrial workers in townsD) Fishermen along the coastAnswer: B) Pastoralists dependent on cattle Q2. Transhumance refers to:A) Moving livestock seasonally between pasturesB) Planting crops after clearing forestsC) Permanent migration of tribesD) Industrial labor

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Important QAs

Class 9th History Forest Society and Colonialism Important QAs

Part A – Multiple Choice Questions Q1. The British introduced which forest policy to control forests in India?a) Indian Forest Actb) Bengal Forest Actc) Madras Forest Actd) Punjab Forest ActAnswer: a) Indian Forest Act Q2. What was the main aim of the British forest policies?a) Protect wildlifeb) Generate revenue and timber for railwaysc) Encourage tribal

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Important QAs

Class 9th History Nazism and the Rise of Hitler Important QAs

Part A – Multiple Choice Questions Q1. When did Adolf Hitler become the Chancellor of Germany?a) 1923b) 1933c) 1939d) 1945Answer: b) 1933 Q2. Which treaty is often called the “harsh peace” that humiliated Germany after World War I?a) Treaty of Brest-Litovskb) Treaty of Versaillesc) Treaty of Parisd) Treaty of LondonAnswer: b) Treaty of Versailles Q3.

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Important QAs

Class 9th History Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution Important QAs

Part A – Multiple Choice Questions (20) Q1. Who was the founder of the Russian Social Democratic Workers’ Party?(a) Karl Marx(b) Lenin(c) George Plekhanov(d) TrotskyAnswer: (c) George Plekhanov Q2. Who wrote The Communist Manifesto?(a) Lenin(b) Marx & Engels(c) Stalin(d) KerenskyAnswer: (b) Marx & Engels Q3. The Russian Revolution took place in:(a) 1905(b) 1914(c) 1917(d) 1920Answer:

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Important QAs

Class 9th History The French Revolution Important QAs

Part A – MCQs (20 Questions) Q1. When did the French Revolution begin?a) 1789b) 1776c) 1799d) 1804Answer: a) 1789 Q2. Who formed the First Estate in France?a) Clergyb) Nobilityc) Peasantsd) Middle ClassAnswer: a) Clergy Q3. The Bastille was a symbol of –a) Libertyb) Royal Despotismc) Democracyd) EqualityAnswer: b) Royal Despotism Q4. Louis XVI was executed

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Case Study

Class 9th Economics Food Security in India Case Study

Case Study 1 Food security means ensuring availability, accessibility, and affordability of food for all people at all times. In India, food security is necessary because a large section of the population is poor and cannot afford nutritious food. The buffer stock and Public Distribution System (PDS) play a key role in maintaining food security.

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Case Study

Class 9th Economics People as Resource Case Study

Case Study 1 Human beings, when educated and healthy, become assets for the country rather than liabilities. Investment in education, training, and healthcare improves productivity and skills. This process of treating humans as assets is called human resource development. An uneducated and unhealthy population, on the other hand, is a liability. Questions: Answers: Case Study

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Case Study

Class 9th Economics The Story of Village Palampur Case Study

Case Study 1 Palampur is a well-connected village in western Uttar Pradesh. The village has about 450 families belonging to different castes. Most of the houses are made of brick and have electricity. The main occupation of people is farming, while some are also involved in dairy, small-scale manufacturing, transport, and shopkeeping. Farming is the

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Case Study

Class 9th Political Science Electoral Politics Case Study

Case Study 1 Democratic elections allow citizens to choose their representatives. In India, regular elections are held at national, state, and local levels. The principle of universal adult franchise gives every citizen above 18 years the right to vote, making the process inclusive and participatory. Questions & Answers: Case Study 2 India conducts Lok Sabha

CBSE English Medium Class 9, Class 9th English Medium SST Case Study

Class 9th Political Science What is Democracy? Why Democracy? Case Study

Case Study 1 Democracy is a system of government where rulers are elected by the people. The final decision-making power must rest with those elected by the people. In contrast, in a monarchy, power is inherited, and in a dictatorship, rulers are not answerable to citizens. Democracy ensures accountability, which is missing in non-democratic forms

CBSE English Medium Class 11, Class 11th English Medium Economics Notes

Class 11th Statistics Census and Sample Methods of Collection of Data Notes

1. Census and Sample Inquiry 2. Census Method (Method of Complete Enumeration) (a) Meaning In the census method, information is collected from every unit of the population without leaving anyone. (b) Suitability (5 points, one line each) (c) Advantages (Merits) (d) Disadvantages (Demerits) 3. Sample Method (a) Meaning In the sample method, information is collected

CBSE English Medium Class 11, Class 11th English Medium Economics Notes

Class 11th Statistics Collection of Data Notes

1. Sources of Collection of Data 2. Nature of Data 3. Difference Between Primary and Secondary Data Basis Primary Data Secondary Data Originality Original, collected first-hand. Already collected by others. Objective Specific to current research purpose. Collected earlier for different purposes. Cost Expensive and time-consuming. Cheaper and saves time. 4. Statistical Methods / Modes of

CBSE English Medium Class 11, Class 11th English Medium Economics Notes

Class 11th Statistics Concept of Economics and Significance of Statistics in Economics Note

1. Important Terms 2. Three Major Components of Economics 3. Statistics (a) Definition Statistics is a branch of economics that deals with the collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of numerical data to understand and solve economic problems. (b) Features / Characteristics of Statistics in the Plural Sense (as Numerical Data) (c) Stages of a Statistical

CBSE Class 11th English Core Notes/Summary

Birth – Class 11

Birth – Notes About the Author Introduction Themes Detailed Summary / Notes 1. Andrew’s Background 2. The Call 3. The Situation at the Morgans’ Home 4. The Delivery 5. Saving the Mother 6. Rescuing the Baby 7. Outcome Character Sketch Dr Andrew Manson Susan Morgan Joe Morgan Title Significance Key Points for Exams

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