Bihar Board Class 10 · Social Science · Matric exam 2027
Bihar Board Class 10 Social Science Question Paper 2026
The board’s 2026 question paper, set E — all 112 questions as printed; 79 objective answers from the board’s own key; full model answers for 3 written questions, how the answer begins for 29 more. Each question names its chapter, where that chapter’s most-asked questions are.
Full marks 80 · Time 2 h 45 min
Section A · Objective questions (80)
Which Indian region is not rich in minerals ?
- (A) Malwa plateau
- (B) Gangetic plain ✓
- (C) Ladakh plateau
- (D) Chota Nagpur plateau
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which statement is true regarding anthracite coal ?
- (A) It is of best quality ✓
- (B) It contains 30% carbon
- (C) This is called brown coal
- (D) All of these
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which raw material is required for manufacturing cement ?
- (A) Limestone
- (B) Bauxite
- (C) Gypsum
- (D) All of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
In which season are Rabi crops sown ?
- (A) Winter ✓
- (B) Summer
- (C) Monsoon
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which state gets benefit from the Gandak River Valley project ?
- (A) Bihar
- (B) Uttar Pradesh
- (C) Madhya Pradesh
- (D) All of these
On which river is the Hirakud Dam constructed ?
- (A) Tungabhadra
- (B) Mahanadi ✓
- (C) Krishna
- (D) Sharavati
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which country is the leading producer of mineral oil ?
- (A) India
- (B) United States of America ✓
- (C) China
- (D) Japan
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
What percentage of total water is in the ocean ?
- (A) 93.5
- (B) 96.5 ✓
- (C) 95.5
- (D) 97.5
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Where is the headquarters of SAARC ?
- (A) India
- (B) Nepal ✓
- (C) Pakistan
- (D) Sri Lanka
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
- Q 10Objective1 mark
Who among the following came to the court of Chandragupta Maurya ?
- (A) Fa-Hien
- (B) Megasthenes ✓
- (C) Confucius
- (D) Seleucus Nicator
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
By what name is the Gandhi-Irwin pact known ?
- (A) Lucknow Agreement
- (B) Delhi Agreement ✓
- (C) Lahore Agreement
- (D) London Agreement
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which organization was founded by Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan ?
- (A) Muslim League
- (B) Jacobin Club
- (C) Khudai Khidmatgar ✓
- (D) Forward Bloc
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
How many members were there in the Simon Commission ?
- (A) 5
- (B) 7 ✓
- (C) 10
- (D) 12
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Who was the President of the All India Khilafat movement ?
- (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- (B) Mahatma Gandhi ✓
- (C) Shaukat Ali
- (D) None of them
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Where was the Ghadar Party established ?
- (A) India
- (B) America ✓
- (C) Canada
- (D) Ireland
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
With whom did Russia sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk ?
- (A) France
- (B) Germany ✓
- (C) Poland
- (D) America
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which is the apex body for disaster management in India ?
- (A) National Disaster Management Authority ✓
- (B) National Disaster Response Force
- (C) Rural Disaster Management Committee
- (D) Office of District Magistrate
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Damodar River is the main cause of flood in which state ?
- (A) Bihar
- (B) Assam
- (C) West Bengal ✓
- (D) Andhra Pradesh
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which is the most destructive earthquake wave ?
- (A) P-wave
- (B) S-wave
- (C) L-wave ✓
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
When did Bihar face severe drought ?
- (A) 1987
- (B) 1966 ✓
- (C) 2004
- (D) 1978
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
What is the reason for the disruption of normal communication system ?
- (A) Breakage of cable
- (B) Damage to transmission tower
- (C) Disruption of power supply
- (D) All of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
What is the Indian National Satellite System (INSAT) used for ?
- (A) For telecommunication purpose
- (B) For discovery and management of resources
- (C) Urban planning
- (D) All of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Which disaster comes gradually ?
- (A) Flood
- (B) Earthquake
- (C) Tsunami
- (D) Drought ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Which temperature range is required for tea production ?
- (A) 10°C - 20°C
- (B) 20°C - 30°C ✓
- (C) 30°C - 40°C
- (D) 5°C - 10°C
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Who followed the 'policy of blood and iron' ?
- (A) Mazzini
- (B) Stalin
- (C) Nixon
- (D) Bismarck ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Who was the Chancellor of Austria ?
- (A) Bismarck
- (B) Metternich ✓
- (C) Count Cavour
- (D) Hitler
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Whose rule was established in France as a result of the revolution of July 1830 ?
- (A) Charles - X
- (B) Charles - II
- (C) Louis Philippe ✓
- (D) Alexander - II
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Expenditure on depreciation and repair of capital is included in which of the following ?
- (A) Net Domestic Product
- (B) Net National Product
- (C) Gross National Product ✓
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Regional Rural Banks were established to meet the needs of which of the following ?
- (A) Marginal and small farmers ✓
- (B) Industrial houses
- (C) The moneylenders
- (D) All of these
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Public welfare is the objective of which economy ?
- (A) Capitalistic economy
- (B) Socialistic economy ✓
- (C) Market economy
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Who tried to calculate national income before independence ?
- (A) M. S. Swaminathan
- (B) K. C. Pant
- (C) Dadabhai Naoroji ✓
- (D) Prof. Keynes
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
The problem of double counting is related to which of the following ?
- (A) Barter system
- (B) Per capita income
- (C) National income ✓
- (D) Consumption expenditure
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following is not an economic activity ?
- (A) Agriculture
- (B) Communication
- (C) Poverty ✓
- (D) Transportation
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
In which Schedule of the Constitution of India have 22 scheduled languages been given place ?
- (A) Seventh Schedule
- (B) Eighth Schedule ✓
- (C) Eleventh Schedule
- (D) Twelfth Schedule
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which of the following two union territories have been merged ?
- (A) Puducherry and Lakshadweep
- (B) Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh
- (C) Dadra, Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu ✓
- (D) Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
How many princely states were there in India before independence ?
- (A) 565 ✓
- (B) 562
- (C) 620
- (D) 728
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
At what level is the Gram Raksha Dal formed ?
- (A) At the gram panchayat level ✓
- (B) At the block level
- (C) At the district level
- (D) At the state level
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
In which of the following is direct democracy found ?
- (A) Switzerland ✓
- (B) India
- (C) Pakistan
- (D) China
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who creates the Code of Conduct for political parties during elections ?
- (A) Parliament
- (B) Cabinet
- (C) President
- (D) Election Commission ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Where is Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary located ?
- (A) Uttar Pradesh
- (B) Uttarakhand
- (C) Jharkhand ✓
- (D) Himachal Pradesh
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following is/are the characteristic(s) of money ?
- (A) General acceptability
- (B) Legal tender
- (C) Medium of exchange
- (D) All of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
What is required for the equilibrium of the economy ?
- (A) Consumption = Investment
- (B) Saving = Investment ✓
- (C) Income = Saving
- (D) Income = Investment
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
How was the economic condition of India in the late 1980's ?
- (A) Increasing imports
- (B) Rapidly rising inflation
- (C) Inadequate foreign exchange reserves
- (D) All of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Banking service is the part of which sector ?
- (A) Primary sector
- (B) Secondary sector
- (C) Tertiary sector ✓
- (D) Industrial sector
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Under whose direction was the first Human Development Report prepared by the United Nations Human Development Programme ?
- (A) Md. Yunus
- (B) Mahbub-ul-Haq ✓
- (C) Ragnar Nurkse
- (D) Adam Smith
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
How many days of wage employment is guaranteed under MNREGA ?
- (A) 100 days ✓
- (B) 150 days
- (C) 180 days
- (D) 200 days
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which of the following is the source of non-institutional finance ?
- (A) Regional Rural Bank
- (B) Land Development Bank
- (C) Moneylender ✓
- (D) Cooperative Bank
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following schemes was started first ?
- (A) Integrated Rural Development Programme ✓
- (B) Jawahar Rojgar Yojana
- (C) MGNREGA
- (D) Food for Work Scheme
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which river valley project is not in north Bihar ?
- (A) Sone River Valley Project ✓
- (B) Gandak River Valley Project
- (C) Kosi River Valley Project
- (D) Bagmati Project
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who founded Young Italy ?
- (A) Metternich
- (B) Mazzini ✓
- (C) Garibaldi
- (D) Napoleon
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
- Q 51Objective1 mark
How many days does the Gregorian Calendar run ahead of the Julian Calendar ?
- (A) 10 days
- (B) 12 days
- (C) 13 days ✓
- (D) 15 days
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
When did Vietnam become independent from French rule ?
- (A) 1930
- (B) 1935
- (C) 1945 ✓
- (D) 1948
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Where was the military government formed under the leadership of Captain Kong Le ?
- (A) Laos ✓
- (B) Northern Vietnam
- (C) Southern Vietnam
- (D) Cambodia
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
By which Act was the number of elected members in the municipality reduced ?
- (A) Vernacular Press Act
- (B) Ilbert Bill
- (C) Calcutta Corporation Act ✓
- (D) Bombay Corporation Act
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
To whom did Gandhiji give the title of Gurudev ?
- (A) Gopal Krishna Gokhale
- (B) Rabindranath Tagore ✓
- (C) Lord Dalhousie
- (D) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Under which plan was the provision of separate elections for Muslims made ?
- (A) Nehru Report
- (B) Montague-Chelmsford Reforms
- (C) Morley-Minto Reforms ✓
- (D) Government of India Act 1919
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
How does a representative democracy function in the Indian context ?
- (A) All citizens take decisions directly
- (B) The government is elected by military force
- (C) Citizens elect their representatives who make decisions for them ✓
- (D) All of these
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
What is the committee of all the villagers living in a Panchayat called ?
- (A) Gram Sabha ✓
- (B) Gram Panchayat
- (C) Panchayat Samiti
- (D) Zilla Parishad
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who appoints the Panchayat Secretary ?
- (A) Gram Sabha
- (B) Mukhiya of Gram Panchayat
- (C) State Government ✓
- (D) Pramukh of Panchayat Samiti
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following is not a feature of a federal government ?
- (A) Division of powers
- (B) Supremacy of the constitution
- (C) Flexible constitution ✓
- (D) Independent judiciary
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following countries does not have a multiparty system ?
- (A) India
- (B) Pakistan
- (C) China ✓
- (D) Nepal
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
What is the name of the coalition of Central Government of India ?
- (A) National Democratic Alliance ✓
- (B) United Progressive Alliance
- (C) Grand Alliance (Mahagathbandhan)
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
When was democracy restored permanently in Nepal ?
- (A) 2006
- (B) 2007
- (C) 2008 ✓
- (D) 1990
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
What is the most fundamental outcome of democracy ?
- (A) Strict law
- (B) Military power
- (C) High economic development
- (D) Accountable government ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Who creates buffer stock of food grains in India ?
- (A) NITI Aayog
- (B) NABARD
- (C) Food Corporation of India ✓
- (D) Bharatiya Kisan Union
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which of the following soils is formed by the disintegration of basalt ?
- (A) Laterite soil
- (B) Regur ✓
- (C) Alluvial soil
- (D) Mountain soil
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which of the following Biosphere Reserve Areas is located in Bihar ?
- (A) Sundarban
- (B) Manas
- (C) Simlipal
- (D) None of these ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Which steel plant was established with the collaboration of Britain ?
- (A) Rourkela steel plant
- (B) Durgapur steel plant ✓
- (C) Bokaro steel plant
- (D) Bhilai iron and steel plant
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The headquarters of which railway zone is located in Hajipur ?
- (A) North-Central Railway
- (B) East-Central Railway ✓
- (C) Eastern Railway
- (D) North Eastern Railway
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
When was Bihar State Hydroelectric Power Corporation formed ?
- (A) 1940
- (B) 1956
- (C) 1982 ✓
- (D) 1991
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Which was the planned town in undivided Bihar ?
- (A) Patna
- (B) Ranchi
- (C) Jamshedpur ✓
- (D) Gaya
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
What is the height measured at a particular place with the help of a benchmark called ?
- (A) Spot height ✓
- (B) Contour lines
- (C) Trigonometric station
- (D) Special height
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who among the following was a moderate leader ?
- (A) Pherozeshah Mehta ✓
- (B) Subhas Chandra Bose
- (C) Lala Lajpat Rai
- (D) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which of the following banks was established first ?
- (A) Bank of India
- (B) Indian Bank
- (C) Punjab National Bank ✓
- (D) Central Bank of India
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
During which five-year plan was the First Wage Board constituted ?
- (A) First
- (B) Second ✓
- (C) Third
- (D) Fourth
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
What was the percentage share of cotton textiles in Indian exports in 1800 A.D. ?
- (A) 30 per cent ✓
- (B) 15 per cent
- (C) 5 per cent
- (D) None of these
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Which of the following newspapers was a full supporter of the British Government ?
- (A) The Pioneer ✓
- (B) Indian Mirror
- (C) Amrit Bazar Patrika
- (D) Mirat-ul-akhbar
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who gave Bombay to British ?
- (A) France
- (B) Portugal ✓
- (C) Spain
- (D) India
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Which country is credited with the invention of the art of printing ?
- (A) China ✓
- (B) Germany
- (C) Britain
- (D) South Korea
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Who first suggested the formation of European Economic Union ?
- (A) Prime Minister of Britain
- (B) Foreign Minister of France ✓
- (C) Finance Minister of Germany
- (D) Foreign Minister of Italy
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Section B · Written questions (32)
What effect did the Charter Act have on Indian trade ?
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Model answer · Charter Act 1813, Indian trade
- 1.The Charter Act passed by British parliament in 1813 abolished monopoly of East India Company over trade.1 mark
- 2.After this act, the way for policy of free trade was opened and all British merchants were given free permission to trade with India.1 mark
- Mention the year 1813 clearly in the first line.
- Write that the East India Company's monopoly over trade was abolished.
- State that free trade policy was opened for British merchants after the act.
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What is indentured labour system ?
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Model answer · indentured labour system
- 1.The indentured labour system was a labour system in which labourers were taken to colonial countries under a definite contract for a definite period. These labourers, called girmitiya labourers, were sent abroad on the basis of this contract to work in distant countries governed by European powers.1 mark
- 2.Under this system, labourers were taken away from colonial countries like India to work mainly in agricultural work in the production of cash crops such as sugarcane, tea and tobacco on colonial plantations and also in mines, and they were engaged there for very meagre wages.1 mark
- Use the exact term 'girmitiya labourers' along with 'indentured labour' and 'contract' in the first paragraph.
- Mention 'colonial countries' and 'plantations' (cash crops like sugarcane, tea, tobacco) along with mines in the second paragraph.
- Keep the two paragraphs separate: definition/contract in one, destination/work (colonial plantations, mines) in the other.
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What impact did the global economic recession have on India ?
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Model answer · impact of great depression, India
- 1.Due to the great depression, there was an immediate effect on the Indian economy and the export-import between 1928 to 1934 reduced to about half, causing a massive decline in India's imports and exports.1 mark
- 2.The prices of agricultural products fell down immensely, for example there was a 50% fall in the price of wheat in India between 1928 and 1934, due to which the condition of farmers and peasants became miserable, and in comparison to urban people, the villagers were more affected.1 mark
- Mention that export-import reduced to about half between 1928 and 1934.
- Give the example of the 50% fall in the price of wheat in India between 1928 and 1934.
- State that villagers were more affected in comparison to urban people.
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What was the reaction to the partition of Bengal ?
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1. The Swadeshi and Boycott movement started across Bengal in protest against the partition of Bengal. Both the Hindus and the Muslims opposed this policy so violently that it enraged the Indians and nationalism was…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is meant by colonialism ?
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1. Colonialism is a system in which a powerful country establishes its political and economic control over a weaker country.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is meant by Metternich era ?
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1. The period under the influence of Austrian Chancellor Metternich, starting with the Vienna Congress in 1815 AD, is known as the Metternich era.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What was the impact of industrialization on India ? Describe in brief.
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1. Industrialisation led to the decline of cottage and handicraft industries, leaving artisans unemployed. Manually manufactured goods became costlier and their sale demised, consequently ancient industries started to…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →How was Russia's new economic policy a compromise with Marxist theory?
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1. The New Economic Policy (NEP) was a compromise with Marxist theory because it brought back some capitalist practices into a socialist state. Lenin declared it in 1921 as a practical step after strategic communism…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What was the main objective of Narmada Bachao Andolan?
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1. The main objective of the Narmada Bachao Andolan was to stop the construction of large dams being built on the Narmada River.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is meant by universal suffrage?
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1. Universal adult franchise means that all adult citizens of the country have the equal right to vote without any discrimination.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is democratic decentralization?
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1. Democratic decentralization means when power is taken away from central and state governments and given to local governments.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Why is India called a secular nation?
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1. India is called a secular nation because it does not have any official state religion and all religions are given equal respect.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Discuss the role of Panchayati Raj system in rural development.
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1. The Panchayati Raj system plays an important role in rural development because it strengthens democracy at the local level. It establishes local self-government in villages and ensures the participation of villagers in…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Explain the factors responsible for the success of democracy.
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1. It is essential for citizens to be educated and aware for the success of democracy. Education can create awareness among people, and democracy does not mean a system that runs on majority alone; it is necessary to give…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →State two important functions of the economy.
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1. One major function of the economy is to produce goods and services to fulfill the needs of the people. For the satisfaction of needs of the people a variety of goods and services are produced through economic activities…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Define per capita income.
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1. Per Capita Income is the quotient remaining after dividing total income by population.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is meant by nationalization of banks?
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1. Nationalization of banks means the acquisition of privately owned banks by the government.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is meant by double counting?
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1. Double counting is the process of counting the value of a good more than once.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Discuss the contribution of infrastructure in the economic development of the country.
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1. Infrastructure denotes all those facilities and services which are helpful in economic development of country. A country with developed infrastructure is more developed. Thus infrastructure provides the foundation on…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What is money? Discuss the economic importance of money.
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1. Money facilitates the buying and selling of goods and services as a medium of exchange. Before the invention of money, people used the barter system in which goods were exchanged directly for goods. This system created…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →State two measures for mineral conservation.
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1. Minerals should be used in a planned and sustainable manner to minimize wastage so that resources remain available for a long time, since minerals are an eroding, finite and non-renewable resource whose replenishment is…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Give a brief account of the Gondwana coal fields.
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1. The Gondwana coal fields in India are mainly found in four river valleys: Damodar valley, Son valley, Mahanadi valley and Wardha-Godavari valley.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Why is crop rotation necessary ?
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1. Crop rotation is necessary because it maintains soil fertility and ensures a balance of nutrients in the soil. When the same crop is grown repeatedly on the same land, it uses up particular nutrients from the soil,…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What are the main conditions for determining hot spots ?
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1. The first condition for determining Hot Spots is the determination of the number of the local species. The area must contain endemic species of vascular plants, that is, those species which are not found anywhere else…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Write the names of four thermal power plants of Bihar.
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1. Kahalgaon Thermal Power Station is one of the thermal power stations of Bihar.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Where are evergreen forests found in India ?
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1. In India, evergreen forests are mainly found on the western slopes of the Western Ghats.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Give an account of the power resources of India.
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1. Power resources in India are mainly classified into conventional and non-conventional sources. Conventional sources include coal, petroleum, natural gas, hydro-electricity and nuclear energy, while non-conventional…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Differentiate between the public and private sector industries.
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1. Public sector industries are those industries which are run by government itself. These industries are owned and operated by the government or its agencies. Iron and Steel Industries of Durgapur, Bhilai and Raurkela are…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →How are floods helpful in increasing the fertility of the land ?
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1. Floods help in increasing the fertility of the land because the flood water brings with it precious alluvial soil and deposits them in the flood affected areas every year.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What do you understand by ecological imbalance ?
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1. Ecological imbalance means the disruption of the natural balance between the components of the ecosystem.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →How does a communication satellite work ?
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1. Communication satellites are placed in Earth's orbit to receive signals from a ground station on Earth.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Mention man-made disasters.
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1. Man-made disasters include industrial accidents such as the Bhopal gas tragedy, nuclear accidents and explosions, and chemical leaks.
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