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Practice Papers-Class 8 Subject Social Science

  Session Ending Examination  Class - 8  Subject Social Science  (60 Marks | 2:30 Hours) ******************************************************** Examinations are not just a test of memory; rather, they are a true measure of understanding, application, and confidence. Therefore, practice papers play a crucial role in preparing students for the Session Ending Examination of Class 8 Social Science . In fact, solving well-designed practice papers helps students become familiar with the 60-mark paper pattern and the 2 hours 30 minutes time limit . To begin with, practice papers help students understand the structure of the question paper , including MCQs, short-answer questions, long-answer questions, and case-based questions. As a result, students learn how to allocate time wisely to each section. Moreover, regular practice improves writing speed and presentation skills, which are essential for scoring well. In addition, Social Science is a subject that requires c...

NCERT Solutions-Grassroots Democracy-Part 1 Governance-Class 6-Social Science

Grassroots Democracy–Part 1 Governance(Class-6-Social Science) Class-6 Subject-Social Science ******************************* 1. Test yourself — What is the meaning of democracy? What is the difference between direct democracy and representative democracy? Answer:  Democracy : A system where people rule either directly or through elected representatives. Direct democracy : People directly vote on decisions (e.g., deciding a picnic spot in class). Representative democracy : People elect leaders to make decisions on their behalf (e.g., electing an MLA or MP)​. 2. Recall the three organs of government. What are their different roles? Answer:  Three organs of government and their roles : Legislature : Makes laws (e.g., Parliament or State Assembly). Executive : Implements laws (e.g., Prime Minister, Chief Minister, and police). Judiciary : Ensures laws are followed and resolves disputes (e.g., courts)​. 3. Why do we need three tiers of government? Answer:  To handle issu...