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Examine any six consequences of the disintegration of USSR.
Concept: Disintegration of the Soviet Union and Its Impact Or Consequences on the World Order
On 19th March 2003, the US launched its invasion of Iraq the code name ______.
Concept: The Iraq Invasion
Study the given cartoon carefully and answer the questions that follow:

- The soldier shown in the cartoon belongs to which one of the following countries?
- USSR
- USA
- Iraq
- Iran
- In which year was Iraq attacked under the code name ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom'?
- 1993
- 2000
- 2003
- 2008
- Which one of the following countries shown on the cartoon is a ‘Gulf country’?
- Iran
- Kazakhstan
- Pakistan
- Oman
- The First Gulf War is also known as ______.
- Smart War
- Operation Liberation
- Computer War
- Operation Enduring Freedom
Concept: The Iraq Invasion
The objective of ASEAN is not restricted only to accelerating economic growth. Explain the statement.
Concept: Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Evaluate any three steps taken by the Chinese leadership for the growth of Chinese economy.
Concept: The Rise of the Chinese Economy
Study the given cartoon carefully and answer the questions that follow:
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- To which country are these two cartoons related?
- Japan
- Vietnam
- South Korea
- China
- Red Book is related to which ideology?
- Capitalism
- Communism
- Humanism
- Terrorism
- What does the 'Red Power Tie' depict?
- Negation of communism
- Acceptance of Capitalism
- Coordination of communism with Capitalism
- Negation of Capitalism
- What is the difference between 'then' and 'now' as per the cartoon?
- 'Rigidity' has increased now in the ideology of 'then'.
- Rigidity has decreased 'now' in the ideology of 'then'.
- The leader under 'then' and the leader under 'now' belong to different political parties.
- The leader under 'then' and the leader under 'now' belong to different organisations.
Concept: The Rise of the Chinese Economy
State any two programmes launched by the NDA government after 2014 for women’s help and progress.
Concept: Womens’ Movement in India
Name any four countries that are included in South Asia.
Concept: What is South Asia?
Planning Commission was set up by ______.
Concept: Introduction of Politics of Planned Development
Highlight the speciality of India-Nepal relations.
Concept: India's Relations with Its Neighbours
Highlight any three features of the First Five Year Plan.
Concept: The Early Initiatives
Analyse any three major happenings in Bangladesh that show peoples’ support to democracy.
Concept: Democracy in Bangladesh
Assertion (A): During constitutional monarchy in 1990s, the political parties and the common people of Nepal wanted to have a more open and responsive system of government.
Reason (R): The King with the help of the army retained full control over the government and restricted the expansion of democracy in Nepal.
Concept: Monarchy and Democracy in Nepal
Which one of the following is not the objective of NITI Aayog?
Concept: Introduction of Politics of Planned Development
Which one of the following statements about relations between India and Nepal is NOT correct?
Concept: India's Relations with Its Neighbours
Suggest any two measures to improve the relations between India and Pakistan.
Concept: Peace and Cooperation
"The South Asian experience of democracy has expanded the global imagination of democracy.” Justify the statement.
Concept: What is South Asia?
Explain any two reasons for the formation of the NITI Aayog in place of the Planning Commission by the Union Government.
Concept: Introduction of Politics of Planned Development
Evaluate the relationship between India and Pakistan with the help of examples.
Concept: India-Pakistan Conflicts
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:
| India conducted a series of nuclear tests demonstrating its capacity to use nuclear energy for military purposes. After this, Pakistan also conducted tests. International Community imposed sanctions on both India and Pakistan which were subsequently waived. India opposed the international treaties aimed at non- ‘proliferation. |
- In which year did India conduct series of nuclear tests?
- 1971
- 1985
- 1992
- 1998
- Identify the treaty that India refused to sign.
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
- Shimla Agreement
- Panchsheel Agreement
- Indus waters treaty
- In the beginning, India wanted to generate nuclear energy for ______.
- peaceful purpose
- making atomic bombs
- competing with the super powers
- ensuring its security
- Under whose guidance did India initiate its nuclear programme?
- C.V. Raman
- Homi J. Bhabha
- A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
- K. Kasturirangan
Concept: India's Nuclear Policy


