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CBSE 10 Social Question Paper-2022 Set-2

CBSE 10 Social Question Paper-2022 Set-2

This mock test includes actual CBSE Class 10 Social Science board exam questions from the year 2022 Set-2, helping students understand exam trends and practice real paper formats.

2025-07-30
Pavan Pavan
CBSE Class 10 2022 Grade 10

Duration

30 min

Questions

30

Marking

Negative

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What is the impact of the First World War on the Indian economy?

A
Improved agricultural production
B
Increased industrialization
C
Increased tax burden on Indian peasants
D
Enhanced trade relations with Britain

What was one of the major concerns of the Jute Textile Industry?

A
High demand for raw materials
B
Dependency on foreign markets
C
Competition from synthetic fibers
D
Lack of skilled labor

Which gauge covers the maximum track length in hilly areas of India?

A
Broad Gauge
B
Narrow Gauge
C
Meter Gauge
D
None of the above

What were the conditions that democracy must fulfil in order to achieve a harmonious social life?

A
Freedom of speech and equality
B
Universal suffrage and fair elections
C
Social justice and political stability
D
Freedom of expression and economic equality

Analyse the situation in which credit pushes the borrower into a situation from which recovery is painful.

A
When the borrower takes a loan with low-interest rates
B
When the borrower uses the credit for non-productive purposes
C
When the borrower has enough income to pay back the loan
D
When the borrower defaults on multiple loans

What is the reason why the iron and steel industry has not been able to perform to its full potential?

A
Lack of technological advancements
B
Competition from foreign steel producers
C
Availability of cheaper raw materials
D
Political instability in production areas

What was the impact of the First World War on the Indian economy?

A
Improved agricultural production
B
Increased industrialization
C
Increased tax burden on Indian peasants
D
Enhanced trade relations with Britain

Which gauge has the highest length in India?

A
Broad Gauge
B
Meter Gauge
C
Narrow Gauge
D
None of the above

Which is one of the important functions of the Indian Railway network?

A
Providing employment opportunities
B
Facilitating economic growth through connectivity
C
Enhancing tourism in India
D
All of the above

How did the Swadeshi movement impact Indian nationalism?

A
It led to the establishment of more educational institutions.
B
It inspired the creation of nationalist symbols like Bharat Mata.
C
It led to economic independence from British goods.
D
It improved agricultural practices.

Which was the primary objective of Mahatma Gandhi's Non-Cooperation Movement?

A
Promote industrial development
B
Achieve self-rule for India
C
Support British war efforts
D
End caste discrimination

What is the significance of the Indian Railway network in terms of economic development?

A
It facilitates the transportation of goods and services.
B
It connects urban and rural areas for social integration.
C
It provides a mode of affordable transport to people.
D
All of the above

What was the role of the railways in the development of trade in India?

A
Facilitating the quick movement of goods across the country.
B
Encouraging the growth of small-scale industries.
C
Promoting agricultural practices in rural areas.
D
Increasing the literacy rate in India.

Which was the major cause of the Great Depression in India?

A
The decline in agricultural production.
B
The collapse of the British economy.
C
A global fall in commodity prices.
D
Natural disasters.

What was the primary aim of the Quit India Movement?

A
To seek independence for India.
B
To improve economic conditions.
C
To end the exploitation of the working class.
D
To reduce poverty and hunger.

What was the role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Non-Cooperation Movement?

A
He initiated the Salt March.
B
He led the fight for independence in the First World War.
C
He called for a boycott of foreign goods.
D
He promoted the industrial revolution.

What was the significance of the Salt March in Indian history?

A
It was a peaceful protest against British salt taxes.
B
It marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.
C
It led to India's independence from Britain.
D
It introduced the idea of economic self-sufficiency.

What is the function of the Reserve Bank of India?

A
It manages India's foreign exchange reserves.
B
It controls interest rates and inflation.
C
It regulates the commercial banking system.
D
All of the above

Which of the following is the primary objective of the Swadeshi Movement?

A
To promote Indian industries
B
To encourage education
C
To resist colonial policies
D
To establish a federal system

What were the consequences of the Quit India Movement of 1942?

A
India gained immediate independence.
B
There was widespread repression by the British.
C
The movement led to the formation of new political parties.
D
The British agreed to leave India in the next five years.

Which of the following statements is true about the Industrial Revolution in India?

A
It began in the 18th century.
B
It resulted in the establishment of factories in urban areas.
C
It was driven by the British government.
D
It led to the rapid growth of the textile industry.

What was the effect of the Green Revolution on Indian agriculture?

A
It led to a decrease in food production.
B
It increased agricultural productivity.
C
It made India dependent on foreign aid.
D
It led to environmental degradation.

What were the primary goals of the Civil Disobedience Movement?

A
To demand social justice.
B
To protest against colonial laws and taxes.
C
To seek immediate independence.
D
To address economic inequality.

Which event marked the end of British colonial rule in India?

A
The signing of the Gandhi-Irwin Pact
B
The Quit India Movement
C
The Mountbatten Plan
D
The formation of the Indian National Congress

What was the main aim of the peasant movements in India?

A
To gain better wages
B
To demand land reforms
C
To demand freedom of speech
D
To improve living standards

What was the significance of the Indian National Congress's role during the British Raj?

A
It led to the establishment of the Muslim League.
B
It fought for Indian independence.
C
It promoted British rule in India.
D
It focused solely on social reforms.

How did the Second World War affect India's independence movement?

A
It led to the immediate independence of India.
B
It strengthened the British control over India.
C
It created a sense of urgency for independence.
D
It delayed India's independence by several decades.

What was the main aim of the national movement under Gandhi's leadership?

A
To ensure that India remained a British colony.
B
To unite Indians against British rule.
C
To support British policies in India.
D
To maintain the status quo.

What is the role of the Indian Constitution?

A
To establish a democratic government.
B
To establish British rule.
C
To promote economic development.
D
To divide the country into states.

What is the main objective of the Panchayati Raj system?

A
To decentralize power and promote local governance.
B
To centralize power at the state level.
C
To manage the military.
D
To regulate the economy.