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English Grammar for Board Exam

Grammar Practice (Questions & Answer Key)

Instructions: Solve the questions first, then click the green button to check your answers.

1. Transformation of Sentences

1. He is too weak to walk. (Remove 'too')
2. As soon as the teacher entered, the students stood up. (Use 'No sooner... than')
3. Unless you study hard, you will fail. (Use 'If... not')
4. It was a very beautiful sight. (Make it Exclamatory)
5. Only a fool would believe this. (Make it Negative)
6. He is the best player in the team. (Change to Comparative Degree)
7. I saw a man who was crying. (Make it a Simple Sentence)
8. Besides being a teacher, he is a writer. (Make it Compound)
9. Despite his poverty, he is honest. (Make it Complex)
10. Iron is the most useful metal. (Change to Positive Degree)

Show Answer Key

1. He is so weak that he cannot walk.
2. No sooner did the teacher enter than the students stood up.
3. If you do not study hard, you will fail.
4. What a beautiful sight it was!
5. None but a fool would believe this.
6. He is better than any other player in the team.
7. I saw a crying man.
8. He is not only a teacher but also a writer.
9. Though he is poor, he is honest.
10. No other metal is as useful as iron.

2. Voice (Active & Passive)

1. Shut the door.
2. Who taught you French?
3. They are building a new bridge.
4. She has written a novel.
5. Let the work be done. (Change to Active)
6. Someone stole my purse.
7. The teacher praised the boy.
8. Do not insult the poor.
9. I know him.
10. The results will be declared by the principal. (Change to Active)

Show Answer Key

1. Let the door be shut.
2. By whom were you taught French?
3. A new bridge is being built by them.
4. A novel has been written by her.
5. Do the work.
6. My purse was stolen.
7. The boy was praised by the teacher.
8. Let the poor not be insulted.
9. He is known to me.
10. The principal will declare the results.

3. Direct and Indirect Speech

1. He said to me, "Where are you going?"
2. The teacher said, "The sun rises in the east."
3. She said, "Alas! I have lost my purse."
4. "Please help me," said the beggar to the man.
5. He said, "I am busy now."
6. Mother said to me, "Do not run in the sun."
7. He said, "Let us go for a walk."
8. She asked if I knew the way. (Change to Direct)
9. The captain commanded the soldiers to march forward. (Change to Direct)
10. He exclaimed with joy that they had won the match. (Change to Direct)

Show Answer Key

1. He asked me where I was going.
2. The teacher said that the sun rises in the east.
3. She exclaimed with sorrow that she had lost her purse.
4. The beggar requested the man to help him.
5. He said that he was busy then.
6. Mother forbade me to run in the sun. (or: advised me not to...)
7. He proposed (or suggested) that they should go for a walk.
8. She said to me, "Do you know the way?"
9. The captain said to the soldiers, "March forward."
10. He said, "Hurrah! We have won the match."

4. Modal Auxiliaries (Fill in / Identify)

1. You ____ obey your parents. (Obligation)
2. It ____ rain today. (Possibility)
3. I ____ swim across the river. (Ability)
4. ____ I come in, sir? (Permission)
5. We ____ respect our elders. (Moral Duty)
6. You ____ not worry about the money. (Absence of necessity)
7. He ____ be at home now. (Probability)
8. I ____ rather die than beg. (Preference)
9. ____ you please pass the salt? (Polite Request)
10. I used to play cricket when I was young. (Identify the function)

Show Answer Key

1. must / should
2. may / might
3. can
4. May
5. ought to / should
6. need
7. might / may
8. would
9. Would / Could
10. Past Habit

5. Figures of Speech (Identify)

1. The camel is the ship of the desert.
2. He fought like a lion in the battle.
3. O Death! Where is thy sting?
4. The waves danced on the shore.
5. He has a heart of stone.
6. She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
7. Ten thousand saw I at a glance.
8. Life is bitter sweet.
9. The snake hissed in the bush.
10. United we stand, divided we fall.

Show Answer Key

1. Metaphor
2. Simile
3. Apostrophe
4. Personification
5. Metaphor
6. Alliteration
7. Hyperbole
8. Oxymoron
9. Onomatopoeia
10. Antithesis

6. Spot the Error & Correct It

1. One of the boy are missing.
2. He prefer coffee than tea.
3. I have visited the Taj Mahal yesterday.
4. Unless you do not study, you will fail.
5. He is my cousin brother.
6. The informations are correct.
7. He is senior than me.
8. Please return back my book.
9. I am going to school by walk.
10. Physics are a difficult subject.

Show Answer Key

1. One of the boys is missing.
2. He prefers coffee to tea.
3. I visited the Taj Mahal yesterday.
4. Unless you study, you will fail. (Remove 'do not')
5. He is my cousin. (Remove 'brother')
6. The information is correct.
7. He is senior to me.
8. Please return my book. (Remove 'back')
9. I am going to school on foot.
10. Physics is a difficult subject.

ENGLISH WRITINGS: ESSAYS DIALOGUE EXPANSION SPEECH LETTERS GRAMMAR

Essential Writing Skills Prompts (Board Exam 2026)

Use these topics to practice drafting, reviewing, and creative writing.

1. Drafting Virtual Messages

1. Draft a message for your mother about your delay due to extra class.
2. You are a receptionist; draft a message for the manager regarding a client meeting.
3. Message to your brother about the cancellation of the cricket match.
4. Leave a message for your father about his friend's call regarding a reunion.
5. Draft a message to your gym instructor about your absence for a week.
6. Message to your sister to pick up the cake on her way home.
7. You took a call for your dad from the bank; leave a clear message.
8. Draft a message for your classmate regarding the change in exam schedule.
9. Message to your neighbor about receiving their parcel.
10. Draft a condolence message to a friend who lost a pet.

2. Statement of Purpose (SOP)

1. SOP for admission to a Computer Science Engineering course.
2. SOP for a Diploma in Digital Marketing.
3. SOP for joining a prestigious Music Academy.
4. SOP for a Master’s degree in Environmental Science.
5. SOP for an undergraduate course in Economics.
6. SOP for admission to a Culinary Arts school.
7. SOP for a Bachelor’s in Mass Media and Communication.
8. SOP for a scholarship program in Data Science.
9. SOP for an MBA program focusing on leadership skills.
10. SOP for a course in Fashion Designing.

3. Interview Questions

1. Interview questions for a Social Worker who received an award.
2. Questions for the School Topper of the Board Exams.
3. Interview a famous Cricketer visiting your college.
4. Questions for a successful Entrepreneur in your city.
5. Interview an Environmental Activist regarding climate change.
6. Questions for a Doctor who served during the pandemic.
7. Interview the City Mayor about local development.
8. Questions for a famous Writer/Author.
9. Interview your college Principal on their retirement.
10. Questions for a young Scientist who patented an invention.

4. Film / Book Review

1. Review of the movie "3 Idiots" (Theme: Education System).
2. Review of the book "Wings of Fire" by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
3. Review of the movie "Lagaan" (Theme: Sports & Patriotism).
4. Review of the book "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho.
5. Review of a recent sci-fi movie you watched.
6. Review of the book "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".
7. Review of a documentary on Nature/Wildlife.
8. Review of the movie "Taare Zameen Par" (Theme: Dyslexia).
9. Review of the novel "The Guide" by R.K. Narayan.
10. Review of an animated film like "The Lion King".

5. Mind Mapping

1. Create a mind map on "Benefits of Regular Exercise".
2. Mind map on "Types of Pollution and their Solutions".
3. Mind map on "Preparing for Board Exams".
4. Mind map on "Career Options after 12th Std".
5. Mind map on "Elements of a Good Story".
6. Mind map on "Healthy Diet Components".
7. Mind map on "Uses of Mobile Phones".
8. Mind map on "Forms of Communication" (Verbal, Non-verbal).
9. Mind map on "Seasons in India".
10. Mind map on "Time Management Techniques".

6. Report Writing

1. Report on "Independence Day Celebration" in your college.
2. Report on a "Blood Donation Camp" organized by NSS.
3. Report on a "Road Accident" you witnessed.
4. Report on the "Annual Sports Day" of your school.
5. Report on a "Tree Plantation Drive".
6. Report on a "Science Exhibition" held in your city.
7. Report on a "Farewell Party" for seniors.
8. Report on a "Fire Breakout" in a local market.
9. Report on "Teachers' Day Celebration".
10. Report on a "Cleanliness Drive" (Swachh Bharat Abhiyan).

120+ English Grammar & Writing Skills Examples (Board Exam 2026)

Grammar Practice (Questions & Answer Key)

Instructions: Solve the questions first, then click the green button to check your answers.

1. Transformation of Sentences

1. He is too weak to walk. (Remove 'too')
2. As soon as the teacher entered, the students stood up. (Use 'No sooner... than')
3. Unless you study hard, you will fail. (Use 'If... not')
4. It was a very beautiful sight. (Make it Exclamatory)
5. Only a fool would believe this. (Make it Negative)
6. He is the best player in the team. (Change to Comparative Degree)
7. I saw a man who was crying. (Make it a Simple Sentence)
8. Besides being a teacher, he is a writer. (Make it Compound)
9. Despite his poverty, he is honest. (Make it Complex)
10. Iron is the most useful metal. (Change to Positive Degree)

Show Answer Key

1. He is so weak that he cannot walk.
2. No sooner did the teacher enter than the students stood up.
3. If you do not study hard, you will fail.
4. What a beautiful sight it was!
5. None but a fool would believe this.
6. He is better than any other player in the team.
7. I saw a crying man.
8. He is not only a teacher but also a writer.
9. Though he is poor, he is honest.
10. No other metal is as useful as iron.

2. Voice (Active & Passive)

1. Shut the door.
2. Who taught you French?
3. They are building a new bridge.
4. She has written a novel.
5. Let the work be done. (Change to Active)
6. Someone stole my purse.
7. The teacher praised the boy.
8. Do not insult the poor.
9. I know him.
10. The results will be declared by the principal. (Change to Active)

Show Answer Key

1. Let the door be shut.
2. By whom were you taught French?
3. A new bridge is being built by them.
4. A novel has been written by her.
5. Do the work.
6. My purse was stolen.
7. The boy was praised by the teacher.
8. Let the poor not be insulted.
9. He is known to me.
10. The principal will declare the results.

3. Direct and Indirect Speech

1. He said to me, "Where are you going?"
2. The teacher said, "The sun rises in the east."
3. She said, "Alas! I have lost my purse."
4. "Please help me," said the beggar to the man.
5. He said, "I am busy now."
6. Mother said to me, "Do not run in the sun."
7. He said, "Let us go for a walk."
8. She asked if I knew the way. (Change to Direct)
9. The captain commanded the soldiers to march forward. (Change to Direct)
10. He exclaimed with joy that they had won the match. (Change to Direct)

Show Answer Key

1. He asked me where I was going.
2. The teacher said that the sun rises in the east.
3. She exclaimed with sorrow that she had lost her purse.
4. The beggar requested the man to help him.
5. He said that he was busy then.
6. Mother forbade me to run in the sun. (or: advised me not to...)
7. He proposed (or suggested) that they should go for a walk.
8. She said to me, "Do you know the way?"
9. The captain said to the soldiers, "March forward."
10. He said, "Hurrah! We have won the match."

4. Modal Auxiliaries (Fill in / Identify)

1. You ____ obey your parents. (Obligation)
2. It ____ rain today. (Possibility)
3. I ____ swim across the river. (Ability)
4. ____ I come in, sir? (Permission)
5. We ____ respect our elders. (Moral Duty)
6. You ____ not worry about the money. (Absence of necessity)
7. He ____ be at home now. (Probability)
8. I ____ rather die than beg. (Preference)
9. ____ you please pass the salt? (Polite Request)
10. I used to play cricket when I was young. (Identify the function)

Show Answer Key

1. must / should
2. may / might
3. can
4. May
5. ought to / should
6. need
7. might / may
8. would
9. Would / Could
10. Past Habit

5. Figures of Speech (Identify)

1. The camel is the ship of the desert.
2. He fought like a lion in the battle.
3. O Death! Where is thy sting?
4. The waves danced on the shore.
5. He has a heart of stone.
6. She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
7. Ten thousand saw I at a glance.
8. Life is bitter sweet.
9. The snake hissed in the bush.
10. United we stand, divided we fall.

Show Answer Key

1. Metaphor
2. Simile
3. Apostrophe
4. Personification
5. Metaphor
6. Alliteration
7. Hyperbole
8. Oxymoron
9. Onomatopoeia
10. Antithesis

6. Spot the Error & Correct It

1. One of the boy are missing.
2. He prefer coffee than tea.
3. I have visited the Taj Mahal yesterday.
4. Unless you do not study, you will fail.
5. He is my cousin brother.
6. The informations are correct.
7. He is senior than me.
8. Please return back my book.
9. I am going to school by walk.
10. Physics are a difficult subject.

Show Answer Key

1. One of the boys is missing.
2. He prefers coffee to tea.
3. I visited the Taj Mahal yesterday.
4. Unless you study, you will fail. (Remove 'do not')
5. He is my cousin. (Remove 'brother')
6. The information is correct.
7. He is senior to me.
8. Please return my book. (Remove 'back')
9. I am going to school on foot.
10. Physics is a difficult subject.

ENGLISH WRITINGS: ESSAYS DIALOGUE EXPANSION SPEECH LETTERS GRAMMAR

Essential Writing Skills Prompts (Board Exam 2026)

Use these topics to practice drafting, reviewing, and creative writing.

1. Drafting Virtual Messages

1. Draft a message for your mother about your delay due to extra class.
2. You are a receptionist; draft a message for the manager regarding a client meeting.
3. Message to your brother about the cancellation of the cricket match.
4. Leave a message for your father about his friend's call regarding a reunion.
5. Draft a message to your gym instructor about your absence for a week.
6. Message to your sister to pick up the cake on her way home.
7. You took a call for your dad from the bank; leave a clear message.
8. Draft a message for your classmate regarding the change in exam schedule.
9. Message to your neighbor about receiving their parcel.
10. Draft a condolence message to a friend who lost a pet.

2. Statement of Purpose (SOP)

1. SOP for admission to a Computer Science Engineering course.
2. SOP for a Diploma in Digital Marketing.
3. SOP for joining a prestigious Music Academy.
4. SOP for a Master’s degree in Environmental Science.
5. SOP for an undergraduate course in Economics.
6. SOP for admission to a Culinary Arts school.
7. SOP for a Bachelor’s in Mass Media and Communication.
8. SOP for a scholarship program in Data Science.
9. SOP for an MBA program focusing on leadership skills.
10. SOP for a course in Fashion Designing.

3. Interview Questions

1. Interview questions for a Social Worker who received an award.
2. Questions for the School Topper of the Board Exams.
3. Interview a famous Cricketer visiting your college.
4. Questions for a successful Entrepreneur in your city.
5. Interview an Environmental Activist regarding climate change.
6. Questions for a Doctor who served during the pandemic.
7. Interview the City Mayor about local development.
8. Questions for a famous Writer/Author.
9. Interview your college Principal on their retirement.
10. Questions for a young Scientist who patented an invention.

4. Film / Book Review

1. Review of the movie "3 Idiots" (Theme: Education System).
2. Review of the book "Wings of Fire" by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
3. Review of the movie "Lagaan" (Theme: Sports & Patriotism).
4. Review of the book "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho.
5. Review of a recent sci-fi movie you watched.
6. Review of the book "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".
7. Review of a documentary on Nature/Wildlife.
8. Review of the movie "Taare Zameen Par" (Theme: Dyslexia).
9. Review of the novel "The Guide" by R.K. Narayan.
10. Review of an animated film like "The Lion King".

5. Mind Mapping

1. Create a mind map on "Benefits of Regular Exercise".
2. Mind map on "Types of Pollution and their Solutions".
3. Mind map on "Preparing for Board Exams".
4. Mind map on "Career Options after 12th Std".
5. Mind map on "Elements of a Good Story".
6. Mind map on "Healthy Diet Components".
7. Mind map on "Uses of Mobile Phones".
8. Mind map on "Forms of Communication" (Verbal, Non-verbal).
9. Mind map on "Seasons in India".
10. Mind map on "Time Management Techniques".

6. Report Writing

1. Report on "Independence Day Celebration" in your college.
2. Report on a "Blood Donation Camp" organized by NSS.
3. Report on a "Road Accident" you witnessed.
4. Report on the "Annual Sports Day" of your school.
5. Report on a "Tree Plantation Drive".
6. Report on a "Science Exhibition" held in your city.
7. Report on a "Farewell Party" for seniors.
8. Report on a "Fire Breakout" in a local market.
9. Report on "Teachers' Day Celebration".
10. Report on a "Cleanliness Drive" (Swachh Bharat Abhiyan).

WRITE AN APPLICATION LETTER FOR THE POST OF TEACHER.

                                              7G, Sonia Appartment, 
                                              Rainbow colony,

                                              M.G.Road, Dharavi, 

                                              Mumbai:- 400 016.

                                              7th March, 2014.

To,

The Principal,

The General High School,

Dadar (W),

Mumbai – 400 021.

        Reference    :    Your advertisement in “The Times of India” dated 20th, February, 2012.

      
        Subject        :     Application letter for the post of Teacher.

Respected sir,

                              With reference to your advertisement for the post of Teacher in “The Times of India” dated 20th, February, 2012. I wish to apply for the same.

                              I am a very energetic person with excellent communication skill and ready to face any target set by your esteemed School. I am willing to work hard and being young I am also eager to add knowledge with experience. I hold a B.A. degree from “University of Mumbai” and I have done B.Ed. from “Indira Gandhi Open University”, New Delhi. I have also done computer courses like Basic, Tally – 9 as well as programming languages like C, C++ from NIIT, Matunga. I have 2 years experience as a English Teacher in Local School, Mahim.

                              My resume is sent here with, for your reference. I shall be much thankful to you, If you grant me an interview call at your convenient time. I am looking forward to join your esteemed School as early as possible.

Thanking You,

                                                                                                  
                                                                                          Yours Faithfully,

                                                                                                                                                                                                     Xyz.

Encl: - Resume and Xerox copy of educational certificates. 

INFORMAL LETTERS

1.  LETTER TO YOUR FRIEND EXPLAINING HIM ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF JOINT FAMILY SYSTEM

 2. WRITE A LETTER TO YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER WHO WAS CAUGHT COPYING IN HIS EXAM....

 3. WRITE A LETTER TO YOUR MOTHER ON MOTHER'S DAY

4. A LETTER GIVING DETAILS OF A RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

5.  LETTER TO THANK YOUR ELDER BROTHER WHO HAD ADVISED IN YOUR STUDIES.

6. TO YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER SCOLDING HIM FOR HAVING NEGLECTED HIS STUDIES.

7. FROM A SON TO HIS FATHER, ABOUT HIS APPROACHING BOARD EXAMINATION.

 8.  YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER WHO IS STAYING IN A HOSTEL HAS FAILED IN THE TERMINAL EXAMINATION AND HAS BECOME NERVOUS. HE IS THINKING TO GIVE UP STUDIES. WRITE A LETTER PERSUADING HIM TO CONTINUE THE EFFORTS AND GET SUCCESS.

9.  A LETTER TO A FRIEND ABOUT A CRICKET MATCH.

10.  WRITE A LETTER TO YOUR FRIEND DESCRIBING YOUR PET TO HIM

SSC HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE QUESTION PAPER AS PER NEW SYLLABUS MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD

Max. Marks: 40

Note: (1) As per new syllabus paper pattern Maharashtra State Board. 

HISTORY

I. (A) Complete the following sentences by selecting the appropriate words given in the bracket:

1. The imperialism in the modern period is a result of _____ revolution. 

(French, industrial, Russian)

2. Vasco da Gama sought business concessions from king _______ of Calicut. 

(Jahangir, Zamorin, Shahalam)

3. The African continent was known as ________ until the 18th Century. 

(nation of slaves, unknown continent, undeveloped nation) 

I. (B) Match the following.

Column 'A'	Column 'B'
1. Kaiser William II 2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand 3. Woodrow Wilson	a. America b. Germany c. Russia d. Austria e. England

II. Answer the following question in 15 to 20 words: (Any 3)   (6)

1. Why did the conflict among England and Germany increase?

2. Give the meaning of the word 'Imperialism' and write the definition.

3. In which regions of Asia, European nations imposed their imperialism?

4. What were the objectives of the League of Nations?

5. Write about the nature of modern imperialism. 

III. Answer the following questions in 20 to 25 words: (Any 3)   (6)

1. A war fought for peace means cold war.

2. Write a short note on SEATO.

3.Explain the term Bloody Sunday

4. Why did Russia's economic condition decline?

5. What is the meaning of colonization?

IV. Give reasons for the following in 20 to 25 words. (Any 3) (6)

1. Nationalism started in the colonies.

2. The sun beam in space is severe.

3. The common people opposed Tsar'srule.

4. Explosive situation was created inEurope.

5.  China remained undivided.

V. Answer the following in 40 to 50 words. (Any 1)   (4)

1. Write about the 'Artificial Satellite'.

2. How was India brought under the reign of England?

POLITICAL SCIENCE

VI. Complete the following by selecting the correct alternatives given in the bracket: (4)

1.       In democracy, all citizens have ____________right to vote. (equal, unequal, limited, indirect)

2.       Indian National Congress  was established in___________ (1885, 1985, 1857, 1991)

3.       India had adopted the policy of ___________from the beginning. (tolerance, cooperation, competition, secularism)

4.       In India, on an average _________percent people vote in Lok Sabha. (58, 38, 68, 48) 

VII. Answer the following in 15 to 20 words : (Any 3) 

1.       What is direct democracy?

Democracy based on direct participation of citizens is known as direct democracy.

2.       Why representative democracy is inevitable?

Representative democracy is inevitable because participation of all citizens in government affairs is not possible today.

3.       State any two party systems?

The two party systems are one party system and multiparty system.

4.       What is the federal system of government?

A method of distributing power among the regions within the country, when there is a linguistic and cultural diversity, it is called as federal (centralized) system of government.

5.       What is regional inequality?

In many countries, some regions are more developed that other regions and some are less developed. This is called as regional inequality.

VIII. Answer the following in 20 to 25 words: (Any 1)   (2)

1.       Write short note on fundamental right and protection of freedom.

1.       In a democracy, fundamental rights of the people are respected.

2.       People are granted several freedoms such as freedom of expression, thought, freedom to form assembly, etc.

3.       Freedom to approach the court for protection of these rights is one of the important rights.

4.       Though the majority rules in a democracy, democratic government has to respect the rights of minorities and guarantee their protection.

2.       Write short note on Communist Party of India?

1)       The communist party of India was established in 1925.

2)       The party wants to promote the interests of workers, farmers and the poor.

3)       The ideology of the party is Marxism and it believes in secularism and democracy.

4)       In 1964, the party was divided and a new party known as Communist Party of India (Marxist) was created.

5)       Kerala, West Bengal, Tripura, Manipur, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are the states where the party has influence.

6)       In 2004, the party supported the Congress led UPA Government at the centre from outside. It withdrew the support in 2008.

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE PAPER TWO

Max. Marks: 40

Note: (1) As per new syllabus paper pattern Maharashtra State Board. 

HISTORY

I. (A) Complete the following sentences by selecting the appropriate words given in the bracket:

1. The Ottoman Turks won ________ in the year 1453. 
(Constantinople, Calicut, Kolkata)

2. Karl Marx was a _______ philosopher. 
(Russian, German, Polish)

3. Each member nation can send _________ representative to the Assembly of UNO. 
(three, five, fifteen)



I. (B) 

Column 'A'	Column 'B'
1. H.M. Stanley 2. Nelson Mandela 3. Leopold II	a. King of Belgium.  b. American Journalist c. Russia d. south Africa e. England

II. Answer the following question in 15 to 20 words: (Any 3)   (6)

1. What is meant by 'Cold War'?

2. Write about the  nature of modern imperialism. 

3. What were the objectives of the League of Nations?

4. Why did the conflict among the England and Germany increase?

5. What is economic imperialism?


III. Answer the following questions in 20 to 25 words: (Any 3)   (6)

1. What is the meaning of colonization?

2. Explosive situation was created in Europe. 

3. All round development of Russia did not take place. 

4. The democratic governments in Europe started to collapse after the First World War. 

5. European Nations established their colonies in Asia. 

IV. Give reasons for the following in 20 to 25 words. (Any 3) (6)

1. Cold war was increased due to U2. 

2. Dr. Homi Bhabha is known as the Father of Indian Atomic Age. 

3.League of nations was unable to stop warring countries. 

4. On 6th April 1917, America declared a war against Germany. 

5. The Portuguese could not set up their empire in India. 


V. Answer the following in 40 to 50 words. (Any 1)   (4)

1. Write about 'Nanking Treaty' 

2. Write the effects of the First World War. 

POLITICAL SCIENCE

VI. Complete the following by selecting the correct alternatives given in the bracket: (4)

1.       In Australia, amendment of constitution is brought by__________ (plebiscite, referendum, recall, initiative)

2.       Indian National Congress  was established in___________ (1885, 1985, 1857, 1991)

3.    The distinct nature of language, region, religion and culture is called __________. (unity, diversity, democracy, society)

4.    India had adopted the policy of ___________from the beginning. (tolerance, cooperation, competition, secularism)

VII. Answer the following in 15 to 20 words : (Any 3) 

     1.       What is recall?

In indirect democracy, the method of calling the public's elected representative back is called recall.

2.       What is apolitical party?

A group of people who share similar views or opinion on political matters is called a political party.

3.       What measures the government of Maharashtra has taken to ensure increase in the representation of women?

The following measures have been taken by the government of Maharashtra to ensure increase in the representation of women.

a)       Maharashtra government has increased the reservation for women representatives at the local government to the extent of 50 percent since 2011.

b)       Reservation for women for position of Sarpanchas, Zilla Parishad, Presidents of Municipal Councils and Mayors of Municipal Corporation s.

4.       Give one example of social pressure.

Intercast marriages are allowed by law, but acceptability of such marriage is very limited in the society. It is one of the examples of social pressure.

5.       What is possible only in democracy?

It is possible to reform and transform politics, politicians, and political parties in democracy only.

VIII. Answer the following in 20 to 25 words: (Any 1)   (2)

1.       What measures are adopted in a democracy in order to handle caste discrimination and irregularity arising out of it?

The measures adopted in a democracy in order to handle caste discrimination are:
1)       Anti caste views, are expressed and movements take place against caste system. This creates awareness about the ill effects of caste discrimination.
2)       After independence, legal provisions came into being. The constitution considered untouchability as illegal. It also provided that government should not discriminate among citizens on the basis of caste.
3)       Special provisions were made for backward caste.

2.        Write short note Maharashtra Navnirman Sena?

      1)       The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena is the recognized Regional Party in Maharashtra.
2)       It was established in 2006in Mumbai under the leadership of Raj Thackeray.
3)       It was a breakaway group from Shiv Sena.
4)       The party is committed to raising the state of Maharashtra, its people and the Marathi language.
5)       Maharashtra Navnirman Sena wants to bring the people of Maharashtra together, irrespective of caste, religion, sector, class under its flag (irrespective) for the development of Maharashtra.