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Class VII                                      Chapter 4 History -The Mughal Empire Q1. Fill in the blanks: 1.      The capital of the state of Mirza Hakim, Akbar’s half-brother, was_____. (Kabul) 2.      The five Deccan Sultanates were Berar, Khandesh, Ahmednagar_____ and _____. (Bijapur and Golconda) 3.      Abul Fazl, Akbar’s friend and counsellor, helped him frame the idea of ______ so that he could govern a society composed of many religions, culture and castes. (Sulh-i-kul) 4.      Akbar became the emperor at the age of ____. (13) 5.      Qandahar was bone of contention between Mughals and ______. (Safavids) 6.      Chittoor was the capital of _____. (Sisodiya) Q2. Choose the correct option: 1.       The ottoman ruler was given the title of    (a) a.       Al-Qununi   b. Bakhshi    c. Sadr     d. Fauzdar 2.       The police commander under the Mughals was called   (b) a.       Sadr   b. kotwal   b. Baisakhi    c. Fauzdar 3.       Under the early Mugha

Study Material 2018 Class V                                               Social Science Chapter 8 The Land of Sand Oral Questions: 1.       Where is Saudi Arabia located? Ans: Saudi Arabia is located in south west Asia.It occupies most of the Arabian Peninsula. 2.       What is the capital of Saudi Arabia? Ans: Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia. B. Write Short answers: 1.   Name the types of deserts found in the world. Ans: There are various types of deserts in the world. a.       Deserts that are found between 15 ° to 30° north and south of the equator are hot desert; for example, Sahara Desert in Africa, Thar Desert in India and Mexican Desert in Mexico. b.       The second type of desert is the temperate desert, such as Gobi Desert. c.        The third type of the desert is the cold desert, for example, the Tundra in Russia.          2 .   List the countries which surround Saudi Arabia.? Ans: Saudi Arabia is surrounded by- a.    Jordan,Iraq an

Class- 5                      Chapter 21    Governing Ourselves Study Material 2018 Oral Questions: 1.       What is a government? Ans: Government meansan organization which makes and implements laws and policiesin a country. 2.       What does the Parliament consist of? An: The Parliament consists of the President, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. B. Write Short answers: 1.   Name (a) the law making body of India (b) the two Houses of the Indian Parliament. An:   (a) The law making body of India is Parliament or the Union legislature. (b) The two Houses of the Indian Parliament are- The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.                2.   For how many years is a member of the Rajya Sabha elected? Ans: A member of Rajya Sabha is elected for a period of 6 years. One third of its members retire every two years and then new members come in their place .           3. Who becomes the Chief Minister in a state? Ans:When the Assembly Election results are decla

Class 7 Chapter 2 (Civics) Role of the Government in Health Worksheet Q1. Fill in the blanks: 1.        India has the large number of medical college in the world and is among the largest producers of ___.(doctors) 2.        Costa Roca is a country in _______. (South America) 3.        Costa Rica decided not to have an _____. (army) 4.        Half of the children in India are _____. (undernourished) 5.        Taxes fund _____ programmes. (development) 6.        The term paradox means_____. ((something that is contrary to what we would expect) Q2. Multiple Choice Questions: 1.        Communicable diseases spread through_____.   (air) a.        Water    b. Spicy food    c. Air     d. Medicines 2.        ‘Public’ means an activity or service____    (for all people in the country) a.        For all people in country    b. By the government    c. Only for the poor    d. Only for the rich 3.        It has duty to safeguard Right to Life    (Government) a