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Practice Paper
Development (Economics)
Class-X
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Section A: Objective Type (10 Marks)
1. Multiple Choice Questions (1 mark each = 8 marks)
Q1. What is the most common method to measure development?
a) Literacy Rate
b) Life Expectancy
c) Income
d) Gender Ratio
Q2. Which neighbouring country has better performance in human development than India?
a) Nepal
b) Sri Lanka
c) Pakistan
d) Afghanistan
Q3. What is the full form of HDI?
a) Human Development Index
b) Human Distribution Index
c) Human Direction Index
d) Human Demand Index
Q4. Which state has the highest per capita income as per the textbook data?
a) Kerala
b) Bihar
c) Haryana
d) Uttar Pradesh
Q5. Which is not a non-material goal of development?
a) Freedom
b) Equality
c) Respect
d) Salary
Q6. The per capita income of India in 2023 was approximately:
a) $10030
b) $63400
c) $2400
d) $4500
Q7. What does Net Attendance Ratio measure?
a) Infant deaths
b) Students attending college
c) Students attending secondary school
d) Literacy among adults
Q8. What is considered a limitation of using average income for comparison?
a) Shows only GDP
b) Hides income distribution
c) Measures only literacy
d) Is outdated
Q9. State whether True/False. “Higher income always means a better quality of life.”
10. Match the following:
(Match Column A with Column B)
Section B: Short Answer Questions (6 Marks)
Q11. Why is per capita income not a complete measure of development? (2 marks)
Q12. List any two public facilities that contribute to human development. (2 marks)
Q13. Give two reasons why people have different goals for development. (2 marks)
Section C: Short Answer (6 Marks)
Q14. Mention any three attributes used by UNDP to compare development. (3 marks)
Q15. How does Kerala perform better than Haryana despite having lower per capita income? (3 marks)
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