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Section A (3 Marks)
1. Disguised Unemployment
a) Hidden unemployment is a kind of unemployment where some people
seem to be employed but are actually not.
b) An economy demonstrates disguised unemployment when
productivity is low and too many workers are filling too few jobs.
c) This type usually occurs when there is over employment in a
particular work. Even if some are removed, the efficiency of work is
improved rather than getting reduced.
d) Example – Agricultural sector.
2. Dependency Ratio
a) A measure showing the ratio of the number of dependents aged 0 to
14 and over the age of 65 to the total population aged 15 to 64.
b) Dependency Ratio = (Number of dependents / Population aged 15 to
64) x 100%)
c) Gives insight into the amount of people of non-working age compared
to the number of those of working age.
3. Population Growth
a) Birth Rate, Death Rate, Migration
5. Child Abuse
a) The World Health Organization distinguishes four types of child
maltreatment: physical abuse; sexual abuse; emotional and
psychological abuse; and neglect.
6. Unemployment Rate
a) Unemployment rate - percent of the labor force that is without work.
b) Unemployment rate = (Unemployed Workers / Total labor force) X 100
c) Labor force (also called work force) - total number of people employed
or seeking employment in a country or region
d) labor force constitutes of both employed and unemployed.
e) According to the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) report, the
unemployment rate was at an all-time high of 6.1 percent in 2017-18,
the highest in 45 years.
7. Bharat Nirman
a) Bharat Nirman has been conceived as a business plan for building
infrastructure especially in rural area.
b) It has six components -Water supply, Housing, Rural Telecom
Connectivity, Roads, Rural electrification and Irrigation.
8. Child Labor
a) Indian government classifies child labourers into two groups: Main
workers are those who work 6 months or more per year.
b) And marginal child workers are those who work at any time during
the year but less than 6 months in a year.
25. Statistics
a) The word ―Statistics‖ is derived from Latin word ―Status‖ means
political state.
b) According to Goxton and Cowdin, statistics means collection,
presentation, analysis and interpretation of Numerical Data.
26. Sample
a) A finite subset of statistical Individual in a population is called
sample.
Reason
a) Large survey area
b) When results required in short time
c) When item or unit is destroyed
d) Limited financial resource
e) Less Manpower
27. Histogram
a) It is a bar chart or graph
b) Accurate representation of the distribution of Data
c) It givescontinuous picture
= 11
120
33. 15 X = 20 Y
100 100
X = 4
Y 3
X: Y = 4: 3
34. 2A = 3B 4B = 5C
A = 3 B = 5
B 2 C 4
A:B = 3:2 B:C = 5:4
Equate B Value
A : B = 15 : 10 B : C = 10 : 8
So A : C = 15 : 8
8 Marks
35. National Family Planning Program
a) Lack of Awareness
b) Lack of Education
c) Lack of healthcare facilities in rural areas
d) Diversified Culture
e) Religious Norms
f) No male member participation
g) Problems to implement delayed marriage, Spacing between births.
h) Sex selective abortion
i) Conditions of rural and tribal population
j) involving community leaders
k) reducing number of children dying before their fifth birthday,
36. Sanitation
a) reducing the burden of disease
b) improving quality of life
c) promoting the safety of women and girls
d) Reducing the IMR and U5MR
e) Better indicator of health
f) open defecation elimination
g) Proper disposal of human wastes
h) Proper use of toilets
i) Better Waste management
j) abolition of manual scavenging
k) promotion of tourism
l) protect the natural resources (such as surface water, groundwater,
soil)
m) provide safety, security and dignity for people
37. Tribal Literacy
a) Geographical location
b) Government apathy towards tribal
c) Poor funding by states
d) Lack of activists in a tribal society
e) Lack of awareness about legal rights
f) Cost of education by private
g) Extreme poverty and unemployment
h) Lack of access to school facilities
i) Poor interest by NGOs
j) Poor interest by Private educational Institutions
k) Lack of awareness about the policies and programs
39. What were the causes for the decline of the Portuguese power in
India?
a) Portuguese lost commercial influence
b) Emergence of powerful dynasties in Egypt, Persia and Marathas
c) Policy of Conversion to Christianity
d) Earned notoriety as sea pirates
e) Arrogance and Violence
f) Discovery of Brazil
g) Union of two kingdoms of Spain and Portugal
h) Monopoly of knowledge of sea route to India could not remain a secret
forever
i) Goa lost its importance with the fall of Vijayanagara Empire
j) In 1683, after two naval assaults, the Marathas invaded Goa
45. Draw a pie diagram for the following data (in hundreds) of house hold
expenditure of a family.
Item Expenditure Angle of Circle
Food 87 87 360 = 174
180
Clothing 24 24 360 = 48
180
Recreation 11 11 360 = 22
180
Education 13 13 360 = 26
180
Rent 25 25 360 = 50
180
Miscellanous 20 20 360 = 40
180
Pie Diagram
House hold Expenditure of a family
2 2
X f fx xx xx
f xx
70 1 70 14 196 196
74 3 222 10 100 300
78 5 390 6 36 180
82 7 574 2 4 28
86 8 688 2 4 32
90 12 1080 6 36 432
2
f = 36 fx = 3024
f xx = 1168
fx
Arthimetic Mean x =
f
= 3024
36
x = 84
=
f xx
f
= 1168
36
= 5.6959
= 5.7
a+b = 216
27
a+b = 8
a, b should be co-prime numbers
a = 1 or 3
b = 7 or 5
Case i) a = 1, b=7
X = 27(1) Y = 27 (7)
The number are 27, 189
(or)
Case ii) a = 3 or b=5
X = 27 (3) Y = 27 (5)
The numbers are 81 and 135
49. Ratio of 3 Coins are
x : 4x : 4x
Sum of its value = 400
400 = x 4x 4x
2 4
= x + 2x +x
400 = 4x
x = 100
1 Re. Coin = 100
50 P Coin = 400
25 P Coin = 400
15 Marks
50. NREGA
Pros
a) World’s biggest rural development program
b) Assured employment based on Legal terms
c) Women empowerment
d) Reduces poverty and unemployment
e) Unemployment allowance
f) Protective assets
g) Co-operation with other rural development schemes
h) Promotes financial inclusion
i) Receipts of wages within 15 days
j) Social Audit
k) Solutions to disaster management and climate change vulnerability
l) Empowerment of Gram Sabha
m) Checks on Migration
n) Off seasonal income security
o) Minimized use of energy and transport
Cons
a) Inflation in rural areas
b) Unprotective assets
c) Implementation Gaps
d) Lack of awareness among the tribal population
e) No focus on Marginalized sections – Disabled and Transgender
f) Delay in Payments
g) Lack of Financial inclusion
h) Lack of manpower for Agri sector
OMC Objectives
a) Identifying & Supplying Qualified, Experienced, & Dedicated Human
Resource.
b) To supply manpower to domestic employers.
c) Add to overseas employers in the first point.
d) Obtaining attestation of certificate from the appropriate authorities.
e) Facilitating Training.
f) Arranging Ticketing Facilities.
55. Discuss the changes in the political climate of India and the British
attitude towards India after Second World War
Basic strands:
a) Tortuous negotiations resulting in freedom and partition accompanied
by communal violence
b) Sporadic and localized mass action
c) July 1945, Labour Government came to power in Britain
d) August 1945, Elections to Central and Provincial assemblies
announced
e) September 1945, Announcement of a Constituent assembly after war
Change in government attitude:
a) Change in global power equations- UK no longer a power
b) Labour Government sympathetic to India
c) Tired British soldiers and shattered British economy
d) Anti- imperialist wave throughout Asia
e) Officials feared another congress revolt
a) INA Agitation
b) RIN Mutiny
c) Cabinet Mission Plan
d) Mountbatten Plan
e) Indian Independence Act 1947
f) Partition of India
56. Tabulation
It is the process of summarizing classified or grouped data in the
form of a table so that so that it is easily understood and an investigator
is quickly able to locate the desired information.
Components of a table
1) Table Number and Title :
- Each table should be identified by a Number given at the top.
- It should be short
2) Stub
Self Explanatory heading of rows.
3) Caption
Self Explanatory heading of columns.
5) Foot Note
Explanatory Notes to understand them at a labour stage.
6) Source of Data
It may be provided in a foot note at the bottom of the table.
A typical format of table
Table Number
Title of the Table
Caption Total
Stub Body
Total
Foot Note
Source of Data
Advantages of Tabulation
1. It simplifies complex data
2. Easy understood
3. Facilitates comparison
4. It prevents facts in minimum possible space and unnecessary
repetitions and Explanation are avoided.
5. Needed information can be early located.
6. Good for reference
7. Easy to present the information in the form of graph and diagram.
57. The yield of Mangoes were recorded (in kg) are given below. Draw less
than and more than ogive curves. Also find median using ogive curve.