SAMPLE PAPER OF ANNUAL EXAMINATION (2024-25)

SOCIAL SCIENCE

CLASS – 5TH M.M.-60

SECTION -A (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS) (1×20=20)

1. Classical dances of India follow the laws of dance laid down in an ancient book
called the –
(a) Classical book. (b) Natya Shastra. (c) Carnatic war.
(d) None of these
2. Which of the following are the well-known painters of the modern period –
(a) Raja Ravi Verma. (b) Abanindranath Tagore. (c) Amrita Shergil.
(d) All of these
3. Yesterday, I went to a workship place of Islam, Can you guess where did I visit ?
(a) Temple. (b) Gurdwara. (c) Mosque. (d) Church
4. What were the years of Swadeshi and Boycott Movements ?
(a) 1919-20. (b) 1916-19. (c) 1900 – 1903 (d) 1905-08
5. The Home Rule League was started by –
(a) Annie Besant. (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak. (c) Both (a) and (b).
(d) None of these
6. First war of Indian Independence was also known as –
(a) Revolt of 1857. (b) Revolt of 1919. (c) Home Rule League.
(d) Revolt of 1947
7. The Act in which any Indian could be put into jail without a trail in a court of law,
Who was the President of this committee ?
(a) Mahatma Gandhi. (b) Sir Sidney Rowlatt. (c) Bal Gangadhar
Tilak (d) Swami Vivekanand
8. Many people including children were killed and wounded in the Jallianwala
Bagh Massacre, Who opened fire on the armed people in this bagh ?
(a) General Dyer. (b) Rabindranath Tagore. (c) Subhas Chandra
Bose. (b) Jawaharlal Nehru
9. On 6 April 1930, Which law was broken by Mahatma Gandhi ?
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(a) Satyagrahi law. (b) Sand law. (c) Salt law. (d) All of
these
 10. A government elected by the people, for the people and to the people is known
as –
(a) Equality. (b) Right to vote. (c) Diversity. (d) Democracy
11. Which of the following is/are the branches of the government ?
(a) Legislature. (b) Executive (c) Judiciary. (d) All of these
12. The highest court of the country is –
(a) Supreme court. (b) High court. (c) Low court. (d) None of
these
13. What was the invention of the Wright Brothers ?
(a) A helicopter. (b) An Aeroplane. (c) A Ship. (d) A Boat
14. Last month, I was on our country’s tour, I visited Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and
then Kolkata , Can you guess Which highway network I have used to travel to
these cities ?
(a) Golden Quadrilateral. (b) Grand Trunk Road. (c) NH – 4
(d) NH-18
15. The waterway that carries people over seas and oceans is –
(a) Cargo ship. (b) Tankers. (c) Passenger liners. (d) Boat
16. Currently, how many Nations are the members of the UN ?
(a) 156. (b) 51. (c) 126. (d) 193
17. Which of the following organ of the UN is not functional now-a-days ?
(a) General Assembly. (b) Trusteeship Council. (c) Secretariat.
(d) All of these
18. The specialised agency of the UN that helps to improve food production and
removes starvation is –
(a) WHO. (b) UNESCO. (c) FAO. (d) UNICEF

19. Which of the following authorities issues and manages the

currency of India ?
(a) Reserve Bank of India. (b) Central Government. (c) State
Government. (d) Indian citizen
20. What is the currency of the European countries ?
(a) Dollar. (b) Rupees. (c) Euro. (d) Pound
SECTION -B
SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
(1/2×4=2)
Q1) Write the full forms of -
 a) UNICEF. b) WHO. c) BJP d) MLAs

Q2) Correct the incorrect statements – (1/2×6=3)

a) Airways are the slowest means of transport.

b) Mahavira Jayanti is celebrated by Islam.

c) India became the member of the UN on 22nd March 1948.

d) The High Court is the highest court of the country .

e) A.O.Hume has set up EEIC.

f) Dollar is the currency of Europe.

Q3) Identify the pictures and write few lines about it - (1×5=5)

a) ________________ b) ______________________

c) __________________ d) _____________________

. e) __________________
Q4. Complete the timeline - (1/2×6=3)

a) 1800 b) INC c) 1905 d) Rowlatt Act e) 1930 f) Quit India Movement

a) 1800
b) Indian National Congress
c) 1905
d) Rowlatt Act
e) 1930
f) Quit India Movement

Q5. Complete the statements by inserting an appropriate words – (1/2×6=3)

a) Manipuri is the classical dance of _________.

b) ____________ issue currency.

c) The _______ aims to provide temporary financial assistance to the countries.

d) ________ carry bulky and heavy goods from one place to another.

e) _____ and _____ are the national parties.

f) _______ is the right of the people of a country to rule themselves.

Q6. Very short answers- (1×5=5)

a) Name some modern means of communication.

b) State some major ports of India.

c) State the objective of the United Nations.

d) What are the uses of money ?

e) Write the organs of the government.

Q7. Define the following terms - (1×4=4)

a) Dialect. b) Communication. c) Supermarket d) Currency

Q8. Answer in short – (any 4) (1.5×4=6)

a) What was the Swadeshi movement ?

 b) What is the role of the IMF ?

c) Define transport. State it’s different types.

d) What is the function of the Parliament ?

e) Write few lines on Satyagraha.

Q9. Answer in detail – (any 2). (2.5×2=5)

a) Write a short note on Literature.

b) How has communication changed over the years ?

c) How is the Security Council different from the General Assembly ?

Q10. Case – study (1+1+1+1=4)

(a) Long, long ago, before money was invented, people exchanged goods they

owned for other goods they needed. At times, they also provided services,

such as planting crops or making potteries, in exchange for the goods they

needed. This practice was known as the Barter system.

(i) What was barter system ?

(ii) What has been replaced by the barter system and What are its uses ?

(b) Alexander Graham bell invented the telephone in 1876. It has come a long way

since then. Cordless phones and mobile phones of modern times are very

useful and handy communication tools. Now a days, mobile phones have

inbuilt computers, camera and video camera as well. Such advanced phones

are called smartphones.

(i) How are smartphones more advanced than a regular mobile phones ?

(ii) List all the things which are replaced by the smartphones.