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Friday, 9 July 2021

Enfant India International school Std:9 Ist Unit Test Marks:40 Subject: Geography

Class: 9th
Subject: Geography
Total marks: 40
Attempt all questions every questions carry call marks.
                                                                 Part I
Question no. 1. 30
Answer the following questions;
1. What is the surface of earth made up of?
2. What is water cycle?
3. Name of planet that cannot support life. Give reasons for your answer.
4. When earth called the watery planet?
5. why is earth called the blue planet?
6. State three factors that have made life possible on the planet Earth.
7. Compare the significance of atmosphere of the earth with those of other planets.
8. Name the Earth’s satellite.
9. Name the various realms of the earth.
10. State the conditions favourable for life to exist on earth
                                                                Part II
Question no. 1. 30
Explain the following term :
1. Water cycle
2. Biosphere
3. Environment
4. Atmosphere

Enfant India International School Std 8 Ist Unit Test Marks : 40 Subject : Geography

Class: 8th
Subject: Geography
Total marks : 40
Attempt all questions every questions carry equal marks.
Question no. 1. 10

Fill in the blanks.
1. ………. Refers to the total number of people in a inhabiting a specific area.
2. The highest population density has been recorded in the riverine plants of……
3. ……….. desert country in Asia records the lowest population density of two people per sq km.
4. The direct impact of……… is the depletion of resources.
5. The……… is expressed as number of live births in a year per thousand of population.
6. Discrepancy in ……. In india persists as female foeticide still continues in many parts of the country.


Question no. 2 3 10
Distinguish between:
1. Overpopulation and underpopulation
2. Emigrants and immigrants
3. Features of population pyramid of developed country and developing country


Question no. 3. 10
Answer in one or two words.
1. Distribution of population per unit area
2. A certain number of population ideal for sustainable use of available resources
3. Official enumeration of population once in a decade
4. People who move out of a country
5. People who moved to live in another country
6. Number of females per 1000 males


Question no. 4 10
Answer in one or two sentences.
1. How is population distribution connected to resources?
2. What is the rate of increase in population now? What has been the trend of the population growth?
3. Where are the maximum people in Asia located? Give reasons for the same.
4. Name the major regions of the world having high density of population.
5. Name the regions having very low density of population in the world. State two reasons for the same.
6. State four consequences of overpopulation.
7. Assign one advantage and one disadvantage in a situation of under population.
8. What are the Major factors determining population change?
9. What is meant by crude birth rate? What does high birth rate signify?
10. What is meant by crude birth rate? What does high death rate signify?
11. How does imagination affect population change?
12. Why is age composition important in the study of population

Thursday, 11 February 2021

Std 6 Geography Unit test II

 

Class 6

(Geography)

Ques.1) State whether the following are true or false.  (10marks)

1)      Agriculture is not an important occupation anymore.

2)      Farmers who practise subsistence farming use Modern methods of irrigation.

3)      Intensive farming requires very little labour to work on the farm.

4)      Extensive farming is practised in countries like India, China and Japan.

5)      Shifting agriculture is wasteful and harmful to forests and wildlife.

 

Ques.2)Attempt any five questions.                      (10marks)

1)      What do you understand by agriculture?

2)      Name any three types of agriculture practiced around the world.

3)      Define subsistence agriculture.

4)      Why is intensive farming expensive?

5)      Name the crops grown by extensive farming.

6)      Why is shifting cultivation not productive in the long run?

7)      In which parts of India is shifting cultivation practised?

8)      Mention any 2 features of commercial farming.

 

Ques.3) Fill in the blanks.        (10marks)

1)There are three main crops growing season in India……… …….and ……….

2)Cash crops are grown for cash or for…………….. purpose.

3)……………Is the crust sugar cane fiber that is used for the manufacture of paper and fiber boards.

4) used of………..Of seeds led to a spectacular increase in crop production in India in the 1960s

5)The……….Let to farmers talking loans and incurring large debts.

 

Ques.4) Match the columns.   (10marks)

A.      Cereals   1. are cash crops.

B.      Zaid crops                 2. Is the oldest fiber known to mankind.

C.      Oilseeds.                   3. Is the largest producer of jute in the world.

D.      Cotton.                     4. Are food crops.

E.       India                          5. Are grown between March and june

 

Std 7 Geography Unit test II

 

Class 7th

Subject: Geography

Marks: 20

Question no. 1                   Mark: 10

Fill in the blanks:

(1)    People who work together to make hairs work in the……..industry.

(2)    The USA and China are strong because they have thousands of………

(3)    Nepal has ……. Industries.

(4)    The…… of an industry depends on the number of people employed the capital invested and the area it occupies.

(5)    A……. Industry is a house unit run by a family.

Question no. 2                    marks :10

Match the following:

A.                                         B

(1)    USA.                                 (I)cement

(2)    Nepal.                              (II) bicycles

(3)    Cottage.                           (III) many industries

(4)    Smallscale.                      (IV) few industries

(5)    Large scale                        (V) pottery

 

Std 8 Geography Unit test II

 

Class 8th

Subject: Geography

Marks: 20

Attempt all questions every questions carry equal marks

Question no. 1.      10

Fill in the blanks:

(1)    Proper……… can help in limiting and minimising demands and losses caused by natural or man made disasters.

(2)    Floods can be prevented vulnerable areas by properly maintaining………….. along rivers.

(3)    Rainwater harvesting goes a long way in replenishing the depleting supply of…………..

(4)    We should always turn off the knob of our…………. When it is not in use.

(5)    Every house should have an emergency………. kit.

Question no. 2.          10

Match the following:

                       A                B

(1)    Earthquake.                            (a) Dykes and embankments

(2)    Floods.                                     (b) Extinguisher

(3)    Droughts.                                 (c) Drop, cover,hold

(4)    Fire.                                           (d) Rainwater harvesting

 

Tuesday, 22 December 2020

Std 7 Geography First Semester 2020

Enfant India International School

Class 7th               Sub Geography            Mark. 40

Section (A)                              20

Question.1 Fill in the blanks.

(a) Mountains, hills, rivers, etc are......... features shown on a map.

(b) Roads, rail, tracks, walks, etc. are........ features on a map.

(c) contour lines on a map Jain points of equal......on the surface or the surface or the earth above or below a reference point.

(d) The colour..........is used to show Barren land on Topographical sheets.

(e) The colour yellow is used to show...........on Topographical sheets.

 

(Question 2. Choose the correct answer

 (1) This is a ratio of distance between two places on a map.

(a) scale (b) map (c) Globe (d)Atlas

(2) The scale is states in words.

(a) verbal (b) statement (c)both of these (d) None of these

(3) The straight distance between two points can be measured this.

a) twine (b) ruler (c)compass (d) stick

(4) In this fraction, the numerator is always.

a) Representative fraction (b) Refractive fraction (c) Reduction fraction

(Section B).                                       (20)

(Question.1)  Write True or false.

(1) Ozone is found in the troposphere.

(2) The ozone layer is harmful for humans and animals

(3)CFC and BFC protect the ozone layer.

(4) Aeroplane flying in the sky cause global warming

(5) Forest fires do not cause global warming.

 

 (Question.2) Answer the following questions briefly

 

(1) What is meant by the scale of a map.

(2) Which three ways are used to represent the scale of a map.

(3) Convert the statement 1CM=1000km in to R.F. scale

(4) What method would you use to measure the length of a river.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Monday, 21 December 2020

Std 6 Geography First Semester 2020

 

Enfant India International School

                       Class 6             Sub Geography              Marks 40

 

Section (A)

Attempt all questions. Every questions carry equal marks                                       10

Question no. 1

(a) What is the map?

(b) What is the Atlas?

(c) What is the globe?

(d) What is the plan?

(e) What is the fold?

 

Question no. 2

Choose the correct answer                                                                                                 10

(1) Which of these in shown by a the matic map ?

(a) mountain (b) rivers (c) climated (d) state capitals.

(2) These maps are useful to surveyor and civil engineerings engaged in buildings roads, bridges canals and other structures

(a) physical (b) politicial (c) topography (d) the matic

(3)this is the true model of the earth

 (a) sketch (b)map (c) globe (d) plan

(4) This is the rough drawing showing the relative location of a few features of an area.

(a). sketch (b) plan (c) map (d) globe

Section (B)

Attempt all questions. Every questions carry equal marks                                           10

Question no. 1

(a) What is the cardinal direction?

(b) What is the scale?

(c) What is the conventional sings and symbols?

(d) What is grid system?

 

Question no. 2                                                                                                                        10

Choose the correct answer.

(a) This is not one of the fine basic elements of a map .

(1) a title (2) a north line (3) conventional symbols (4) a twine

(b) This is one of the intermediate direction.

(1) north (2) south (3) north east (4) east

(c) Places lying halfway between south and south west will have a

(1) south direction (2) west direction (3) south south direction (4) West south west direction

(d) This is the ratio of the distance between two places in a map to the actual distance between the same two places  the ground.

(1) scale (2) plan (3) symbol (4) sketch

(e) The numerator of a representative in always.

(1) 1  (2) 2 (3) 0 (4) 100

 

Thursday, 17 December 2020

Std 8 Geography First Semester 2020

                            Enfant India International School

 

Class- 8                               Geography                        M.M. 40

                                                    Section- (A)

 

Que.1. Define the following:-.                          [20]

A.  Define migration.

B.  What do you understand by a rural - urban migration?

C.  Name any two pull factors of migration.

D.  What does migration mean?

E.  Define urbanization.

F.   List three factors responsible for the urbanization of place.

G.  What are satellite cities?

H.  What do you understand by smart cities?

I.     What is the Emmigrant?

J.   What is the immigrant?

 

                                                       Section- (B)

 

Que.2. Mark true and false:-                             [10]

     I.        Migration can be internal or external.

   II.        The urban-rural migration is uncommon in conservation countries like Pakistan and Afghanistan.

  III.        Jobs in a new country is not a full factor.

 IV.        Immigrants do not bring rich eternal diversity e and traditional to their new country.

  V.        Social and civics preserves develop as migrants in tiring of the new country put pressure on the existing resources.

Que.3. Fill in the blanks:-.                               [10]

     I.        ………………. has the largest population in the world.

   II.        …………………. is the number of deaths per year 1000 of the population.

  III.        …………………. is the number of years that a person is likely to live.

 IV.        Urban areas generally have a ……………….population density.

  V.        …………………. is a diagram that shows the age and sex composition of a population.