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Practice Paper for Class 9 Social Science (Periodic Test–2)

Practice Sets for Class 9 Social Science (Periodic Test–2) with 40 Marks Blueprint ************************************ Preparing for Periodic Test–2 in Social Science becomes easier with well-structured practice sets .  These sets not only help students understand key concepts but also improve time management.  Moreover, each set follows a 40-mark blueprint , including MCQs, very short, short, and long answers .  Therefore, students can practice according to the actual exam pattern.  In addition, solving such sets regularly boosts confidence and reduces exam stress.  Furthermore, teachers can use these sets for revision and assessment.  Hence, practice sets serve as an effective tool for mastering History, Geography, Civics, and Economics before the final test. ********************************* To download PDF and Word file Click Below: Blue Print - CLICK HERE PDF(English) Practice Set - 1 CLICK HERE Answer Key - CLICK HERE Practice Set - 2  CLICK H...

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...