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Social Science

Understanding Social Science from an Indian perspective

Introduces Geography, History, Political Science and Economics as connected disciplines, and considers diversity, inclusion, sustainability and equity as values for studying society and making decisions.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. The material culture and everyday activities of people in the past
  2. The exact thoughts of every person who lived there
  3. The complete future history of the settlement
  4. Only the modern administrative boundaries of the region
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  1. The existence of modern parliamentary elections
  2. The use of present-day motor vehicles
  3. The complete absence of urban settlements
  4. Urban planning and organised settlement infrastructure
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  1. They record every event in ancient Indian history
  2. They provide evidence about royal messages, governance and moral ideas
  3. They contain the Constitution of modern India
  4. They describe only modern railway routes
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  1. They provide places for exchanging goods and connecting local buyers and sellers
  2. They operate only as courts for settling legal disputes
  3. They prevent farmers and artisans from selling their products
  4. They guarantee identical prices for every product throughout India
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  1. International migration
  2. Daily commuting
  3. Interstate internal migration
  4. Movement between continents
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  1. That every region has identical artistic traditions
  2. That art has no connection with cultural practices
  3. That paintings provide exact population counts
  4. That art can reflect regional identities, beliefs and cultural experiences
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  1. The complete absence of community financial cooperation
  2. Collective saving and mutual financial support
  3. A requirement that every member owns a large business
  4. The replacement of all banks by village groups
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  1. Because access to marine resources can support employment and local trade
  2. Because all coastal residents work only in fishing
  3. Because coastal livelihoods are independent of the environment
  4. Because fish markets have no connection with economic activities
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  1. To remove all regional cultural identities
  2. To determine the occupation of every citizen
  3. To represent a shared national identity and encourage a sense of belonging
  4. To replace the Constitution and public institutions
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  1. By proving that all historical objects were made in the same period
  2. By providing material evidence of different communities' histories and cultures
  3. By eliminating the need to examine the context of objects
  4. By showing that regional differences never existed
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  1. Because India has only one language spoken in every state
  2. Because states are completely independent of the Constitution
  3. Because official languages have no connection with public communication
  4. Because India's constitutional framework allows states to adopt official languages suited to their linguistic contexts
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  1. Public cleanliness can involve both community participation and organised sanitation efforts
  2. Cleanliness is unrelated to public health
  3. Only national institutions can perform local cleaning activities
  4. Community participation automatically removes the need for waste-management services
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  1. Because all river plains have identical climates
  2. Because river plains prevent all natural hazards
  3. Because fertile soils, water resources and relatively level land can support farming and settlement
  4. Because farming is impossible outside river plains
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  1. By requiring every producer to own a large dairy factory
  2. By collecting and marketing milk collectively and providing access to shared services
  3. By preventing members from selling any milk
  4. By ensuring that milk production never depends on animal care
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  1. Every household in a region must eat identical food
  2. Food traditions are determined only by government regulations
  3. Regional food habits cannot change over time
  4. Food practices can reflect agricultural patterns, local availability and cultural traditions
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  1. The connection between regional skills, cultural heritage and livelihoods
  2. The requirement that all Indian towns produce identical textiles
  3. The absence of trade in traditional crafts
  4. The complete separation of culture from economic activity
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  1. Treating one home language as proof of greater intelligence
  2. Discouraging all students from sharing their cultural experiences
  3. Respecting students' home languages and encouraging inclusive communication
  4. Assuming that language differences prevent cooperation
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  1. 3 to 6 years
  2. 6 to 14 years
  3. 14 to 18 years
  4. 18 to 25 years
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  1. The introduction of modern electronic voting machines
  2. The development of modern railway locomotives
  3. The establishment of present-day municipal corporations
  4. Buddhist religious traditions, art and architecture
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  1. To organise local electoral representation for different areas
  2. To ensure that every ward has exactly the same number of buildings
  3. To prevent residents from communicating with municipal representatives
  4. To replace all state and national institutions
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  1. Because every community in Northeast India follows identical customs
  2. Because regional traditions have no place in the study of Indian society
  3. Because these communities contribute distinct cultural histories and practices to India's diversity
  4. Because cultural understanding requires ignoring linguistic differences
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  1. Both seasons occur only in coastal regions
  2. Kharif crops are generally associated with the monsoon season, while Rabi crops are generally grown during the winter season
  3. Rabi crops are always harvested before they are sown
  4. Kharif and Rabi refer only to different types of agricultural machinery
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  1. They always provide exact dates for every historical event
  2. They make all written historical sources unnecessary
  3. They guarantee that every remembered detail is historically accurate
  4. They can preserve community memories, cultural values and knowledge about the past
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  1. Agricultural labourers and workers providing farming-related services
  2. Only people working in international airports
  3. Only workers involved in ocean navigation
  4. Only people employed in parliamentary offices
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  1. The elimination of local public institutions
  2. A requirement that every resident hold identical opinions
  3. Citizen participation in discussions about community development
  4. The complete separation of citizens from local decisions

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