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Class 9 SST Question Paper

The document outlines the Class 9 Social Science Examination structure, including sections for very short, short, and long answer questions, as well as map-based questions. It specifies the maximum marks, time allotted, and general instructions for the exam. Topics covered include food security, electoral politics, climate, democratic rights, Nazism, and various geographical features of India.

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Class 9 SST Question Paper

The document outlines the Class 9 Social Science Examination structure, including sections for very short, short, and long answer questions, as well as map-based questions. It specifies the maximum marks, time allotted, and general instructions for the exam. Topics covered include food security, electoral politics, climate, democratic rights, Nazism, and various geographical features of India.

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Class 9 Social Science Examination

Maximum Marks: 80

Time: 3 Hours

General Instructions:
1. All questions are compulsory.
2. Marks are indicated against each question.
3. Maps should be attached with the answer sheet.

Section A: Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)


1. What is food security? (Economics: Food Security in India)
2. Define electoral politics. (Political Science: Electoral Politics)
3. Name two factors that influence climate. (Geography: Climate)
4. What are democratic rights? (Political Science: Democratic Rights)
5. What is Nazism? (History: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler)
6. What is the significance of the Preamble in the Indian Constitution? (Political Science: Constitutional
Design)
7. Name two physical features of India. (Geography: Physical Features of India)
8. What is democracy? (Political Science: What is Democracy? Why Democracy?)

Section B: Short Answer Questions (3 marks each)


9. Explain the causes of poverty in India. (Economics: Poverty as a Challenge)
10. Discuss the main features of the French Revolution. (History: The French Revolution)
11. How does population growth impact the economy? (Geography: Population)
12. Explain the importance of democratic rights. (Political Science: Democratic Rights)
13. Describe any three working institutions in a democracy. (Political Science: Working of Institutions)
14. What are the major drainage systems of India? (Geography: Drainage)
15. Explain the role of people as a resource in economic development. (Economics: People as Resource)
16. What are the major physical divisions of India? (Geography: Physical Features of India)

Section C: Long Answer Questions (5 marks each)


17. Describe the impact of the Russian Revolution on Europe. (History: Socialism in Europe and the Russian
Revolution)
18. How do natural vegetation and wildlife help in maintaining ecological balance? (Geography: Natural
Vegetation and Wildlife)
19. Explain the structure of electoral politics in India. (Political Science: Electoral Politics)
20. Discuss the effects of Hitler's rule in Germany. (History: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler)

Section D: Map-Based Questions (6 marks)


21. On the given outline map of India, locate and label the following (3 marks):
a) Western Ghats
b) River Ganga
c) Thar Desert
22. Identify the following features on the given outline map of India (3 marks):
a) A region with tropical evergreen forests
b) A state with the highest population
c) The capital of India

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