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CBSE 12 political Science Question Paper-2022 Set-5

CBSE 12 political Science Question Paper-2022 Set-5

This mock test includes actual CBSE Class 12 Political Science board exam questions from the year 2022 Set- 5, helping students understand exam trends and practice real paper format

2025-08-13
Pavan Pavan
CBSE Class 12 political Science 2022 Grade 12

Duration

30 min

Questions

19

Marking

Negative

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When was the Constitution of India enforced?

A
15th August 1947
B
26th January 1950
C
15th August 1950
D
1st January 1950

Name the first Indian Governor General of India.

A
C. Rajagopalachari
B
Jawaharlal Nehru
C
Lord Mountbatten
D
Rajendra Prasad

Name the first Health Minister of free India.

A
Jagjivan Ram
B
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
C
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
D
Vallabhbhai Patel

Name the state where the Communist Party of India formed the Government in 1957.

A
Kerala
B
West Bengal
C
Tamil Nadu
D
Andhra Pradesh

Analyse that globalisation is about world wide inter-connectedness.

A
Globalisation connects different nations economically and culturally.
B
Globalisation only affects economies in the West.
C
Globalisation isolates cultures and economies.
D
Globalisation is irrelevant in modern times.

Evaluate the role of technology in globalisation.

A
Technology facilitates faster communication and trade.
B
Technology has no impact on globalisation.
C
Technology is limited to enhancing local economies.
D
Technology hinders global trade.

Highlight any three factors that led to a multi-party alliance system in Indian politics since 1989.

A
Declining influence of Congress and rise of regional parties.
B
Emergence of one dominant party.
C
Improvement in India's foreign policy.
D
Introduction of electoral reforms.

Highlight any three factors that are responsible for the rise of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as a strong political party after 1991.

A
Focus on Hindu nationalism and economic reforms.
B
Decline of Congress party.
C
Increased focus on state-level politics.
D
Globalisation of Indian economy.

Explain the principle of 'Integral Humanism', advocated by Deen Dayal Upadhyay.

A
It focuses on modern scientific techniques for social welfare.
B
It advocates for the complete separation of religion and state.
C
It promotes the importance of economic growth over spiritual values.
D
It emphasizes the unity of the individual, society, and the nation.

State the full form and significance of BRICS.

A
Brazil, Romania, Italy, China, Singapore; an economic forum.
B
Belgium, Russia, Indonesia, China, Spain; a military cooperation.
C
Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa; a group of emerging economies.
D
Britain, Russia, India, China, Sweden; a political alliance.

Why is the Presidential election in 1969 in India considered 'Historical'? Highlight any two reasons.

A
The election was contested by Indira Gandhi and N. Sanjiva Reddy.
B
It marked the first time a woman became the President of India.
C
It saw the emergence of Indira Gandhi as a prominent political figure.
D
It was the first direct election after Independence.

South Asia constitutes one geo-political space, yet stands for diversity. Justify the statement.

A
South Asia is a region with similar political systems and a common culture.
B
Despite the political and cultural diversity, the region shares common historical ties.
C
South Asia is homogenous in terms of religion and language.
D
South Asia is a unified space with no significant internal conflicts.

Who opposed the concept of 'Capitalist Individualism' and why?

A
Mahatma Gandhi, because he believed in the importance of community over individual wealth.
B
Jawaharlal Nehru, as he supported socialist principles.
C
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, as he emphasized the need for social justice over capitalism.
D
Vallabhbhai Patel, because he advocated for economic decentralization.

Explain the concept of 'Chouburja Rajneeti' as advocated by Ram Manohar Lohia.

A
It calls for a decentralized political structure based on rural self-governance.
B
It supports the concept of a unified nation with a central government.
C
It advocates for complete economic liberalization and privatization.
D
It promotes the idea of caste-based reservation for political empowerment.

Why was the judgement in the Shah Bano case challenged? Explain.

A
The judgment was challenged due to opposition from religious groups who feared the impact on Islamic laws.
B
It was challenged by the Indian National Congress for political reasons.
C
It was challenged because of public protests against the decision.
D
It was not challenged; the decision was accepted unanimously.

Name any four members of the European Union.

A
Germany, France, Spain, Italy
B
United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil
C
Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan
D
Japan, China, Russia, South Korea

Highlight any two excesses made by the Government during the emergency of 1975.

A
Suspension of civil liberties and imprisonment of political leaders.
B
Increased focus on social welfare programs and healthcare.
C
Legal reforms to strengthen the judiciary.
D
Major financial reforms and deregulation of industries.

Explain the relations between India and Nepal.

A
India and Nepal share strong cultural, political, and economic ties.
B
India and Nepal have limited relations focused mainly on trade.
C
India and Nepal have no diplomatic ties.
D
India and Nepal have frequent territorial disputes with no cooperation.

Highlight any two hurdles that obstruct the successful functioning of SAARC.

A
Political instability and lack of economic cooperation among member states.
B
Frequent natural disasters that limit regional cooperation.
C
Cultural differences that hinder mutual understanding.
D
Language barriers that prevent effective communication.