CLASS-VIII

Important questions for Annual Examination (2022-23)

( 3 Mark)
3 MARK -
LESSON -1
Q1. Distinguish between inexhaustible and exhaustible resources.E-2
Q2. Define resources. Mention any six factors on which the utilisation resources depend.D-5
Q3. Differentiate between biotic and abiotic resources. Give examples for each.D-3
Q4. Distinguish between potential and actual resources. cite examples.
Q5. The quality and quantity of people of a country determine its human resource.Explain. D2
Q6. Define sustainable development. Write steps to follow it.
Q7. Define conservation. Suggest ways to create sustainable community.
Q8. There is a need for resource planning.Examine.D-4
LESSON -15
Q 9. State the main features of Mountbatten plan.E-1
Q10. Mention any five basic features of India's foreign policy.E-3
Q11. Highlight the main features of Dr APJ Abdul kalam's India vision 2020.E -4
Q12. The year 1967 proof to be attorney in Indian democracy.Explain.
Q13. Describe the progress made by India in the field of industry and agriculture.E-2
Q14. Differentiate between National political party and regional political party illustrate with
examples.D-3
Q15. Differentiate between Fronts and coalitions.
Q16. Indian democracy has been functioning successfully except for 2 years.Explain.
LESSON -17
Q17. Explain the main provisions given under the—-
Right to equality
Right to freedom
Right to freedom of religion
Right To constitutional remedies
D-2,E-1,E-4
Q18. Classify Directive Principles of State Policy into different categories. Explain it.E-3
Q19. Our fundamental rights are not absolute or unlimited.Explain with examples.E-2
Q20. Mention any three Directive principles of State Policy that have been implemented.D-4
Q21. The government sometimes make exceptions to help a particular religious community.
Justify your answer with examples.D- 5
LESSON -20
Q22. Highlight the significance of public interest litigation in the Indian judicial system.E-3
Q23. Lok Adalat's are called People's Courts. Exmine. E-4
Q24. Briefly describe the composition of the supreme court of India.
Q25. India has a single unified and integrated judicial system. Explain.D-5
Q26. Explain the independence of judiciary with suitable examples.D-1
Q27. Explain the original and appellate juridiction of the supreme court of India.
Q28. Describe the composition of High court. Explain the qualification tenure and method of
removal of High court judges.E-5
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