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Science-Class 10-Practice Paper with Answer Key

  Crack Class 10 Exams with Confidence: The Power of Practice Papers Class 10 is a turning point in every student’s academic journey. It not only prepares them for higher studies but also builds confidence for future challenges. In this journey, practice papers play a very important role . To begin with, practice papers give students a clear idea of the exam pattern . Although textbooks explain concepts, solving practice papers shows how questions are framed and what types of answers are expected. Moreover, they help in time management . Many students know the answers but fail to complete the paper on time. By attempting practice papers, they learn how to divide time wisely for each section. In addition, practice papers improve writing skills . Students often understand a topic but struggle to express it properly in exams. Therefore, writing answers repeatedly through practice papers strengthens presentation . Teachers often suggest that neat handwriting , proper diagrams ,...
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Practice Paper for Class 10-Social Science(087) with Answer key

 New Practice paper as per new CBSE Sample Paper 2025-26 Practice papers are very useful for Class 10 students because they help in proper exam preparation. Social Science (087) is a subject that covers History, Geography, Political Science and Economics. Therefore, solving practice papers gives students a chance to revise all chapters in one place. Moreover, it builds confidence as the pattern is similar to the real CBSE exam. Firstly, practice papers help students manage time during the exam. Secondly, they improve writing speed and presentation. In addition, answering case-based questions and map work makes students ready for all types of questions. However, many students ignore practice papers and focus only on reading. This often reduces their performance in the final exam. Thus, regular practice with these papers ensures better marks. Finally, practice papers make revision simple, reduce exam fear and prepare students for success. So, every student must solve them before ex...

Practice Paper-Class 9- Half Yearly- Subject Social Science

  Class 9 Social Science Half-Yearly Practice Paper ******************************** Preparing for the Class 9 Social Science half-yearly exam can feel overwhelming at first. However, with the right practice papers and strategies, students can not only build confidence but also perform better in exams. A well-structured practice paper covers History, Geography, Political Science, and Economics, giving learners a complete revision tool. Firstly, practice papers help students understand the pattern of questions . For example, sections usually include MCQs, short answers, long answers, and map work. Moreover, source-based questions train students to read extracts carefully and write answers in points. Therefore, solving them regularly improves both speed and accuracy. We now have the chapters: History   French Revolution   Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution   Nazism and the Rise of Hitler Geography India: Size and Location Physical F...

MCQs-Chapter 7- Factors of Production- Class 8- Social Science

  Multiple Choice Questions in Class VIII for the  Chapter 7 (Factors of Production) in Subject Socia Science(Economics) **************************** Multiple Choice Questions: 1. How many primary factors of production are there? a) Two b) Three c) Four d) Five Ans: c) Four 2. Which of the following is NOT a factor of production? a) Land b) Labour c) Money d) Entrepreneurship Ans: c) Money 3. Which factor of production refers to all natural resources? a) Land b) Labour c) Capital d) Entrepreneurship Ans: a) Land 4. Wages are the reward for: a) Land b) Labour c) Capital d) Entrepreneurship Ans: b) Labour 5. Rent is the reward for: a) Labour b) Land c) Capital d) Entrepreneurship Ans: b) Land 6. Profit is the reward for: a) Capital b) Labour c) Entrepreneurship d) Land Ans: c) Entrepreneurship 7. Interest is the reward for: a) Capital b) Land c) Labour d) Entrepreneurship Ans: a) Capital 8. Which of the follo...

MCQs-Chapter 6 – The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive-Class 8-Social Science

  Multiple Choice Questions in Class VIII for the  Chapter 6 –The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive in Subject Socia Science(CIVICs) **************************** Multiple Choice Questions: 1. India has which type of legislature at the Union level? a) Unicameral b) Bicameral c) Federal d) Confederal Ans: b) Bicameral 2. The two Houses of the Indian Parliament are: a) Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha b) Rajya Sabha and Vidhan Parishad c) Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha d) President and Lok Sabha Ans: c) Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha 3. Who is the presiding officer of the Lok Sabha? a) Vice-President b) Prime Minister c) Speaker d) President Ans: c) Speaker 4. Who is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha? a) Prime Minister b) President of India c) Vice-President of India d) Speaker of Lok Sabha Ans: c) Vice-President of India 5. The maximum strength of the Lok Sabha is: a) 500 b) 525 c) 543 d) 552 Ans: d) 552 6. The current...

MCQs-Chapter 5-Universal Franchise and India’s Electoral System-Class 8- SST

    Multiple Choice Questions in Class VIII for the  Chapter 5-Universal Franchise and India’s Electoral System in Subject Socia Science(CIVICs) **************************** Multiple Choice Questions: 1. What does “ universal adult franchise ” mean in India? a) Only men can vote b) Only property owners can vote c) All citizens above 18 can vote d) Only educated citizens can vote Ans: c) All citizens above 18 can vote 2. What is the minimum voting age in India today? a) 16 years b) 18 years c) 21 years d) 25 years Ans: b) 18 years 3. The minimum voting age in India was reduced from 21 to 18 years by: a) 42nd Amendment b) 44th Amendment c) 61st Amendment d) 73rd Amendment Ans: c) 61st Amendment 4. India follows which type of electoral system for Lok Sabha elections? a) Proportional representation b) First Past the Post (FPTP) c) Two-round system d) Electoral college system Ans: b) First Past the Post (FPTP) 5. Which body conducts...