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Social Science Worksheets
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Class VIII – SOCIAL SCIENCE WORKSHEET
History
5. _____________________ was the first movement in the world where the people asserted their
rights to rule themselves.
10. The ideas of Karl Marx and Frederich Engles were put in to practice by
______________________.
5. In 19th century, workers began to organize themselves into association called ___________ to
protect their interests.
6. Karl Marx and Frederich Engels jointly wrote the pamphlet called the
_________________________
7. The Russian revolution resulted in the over throw of the autocratic rule of the
_________________________
9. ______________________ was the first movement in the world where people asserted the
right to rule themselves.
11. The settlers of 13 colonies in North America were originally from ________________
12. On 4th July 1776, representatives of all the colonies met and adopted the
_______________________
13. The King of France during the period of French revolution was ________________
15. The ______________________ guaranteed to the Americans the right to freedom of speech ,
religion and justice.
4. Under ryotwari system the __________________ was recoganised as the owner of the land.
2. Under permanent settlement the ______________________ was made the owner of the land.
3. The peasants were forced to pay __________________ apart from land revenue.
4. The money lender __________________the peasants land and changed a high rate of interest.
5. The first major revolt broke out after British conquest of Bengal was led by Sanyasis and
_______________
8. It was the efforts of ______________________ that finally gave relief to the indigo farmers of
Champaran.
9. The British depended on the _____________________ from agriculture to fight their wars,
pay their officials etc.
1. The revolt of 1857 has also been referred to as the first war of ___________________.
3. The sepoys the Meerut regiment captured Delhi and declared _____________________ as the
emperor of India.
1. According to the _______________________ , if a ruler did not leave any male heir, the land
became the property of the Bristish East India company.
2. Mughal Emperor Bahadurshah Zafar and his successors were ordered to leave the red fort by
______________________
6.At Kanpur, the revolt was led by ______________________, the adopted son of the last
peshwa.
10. Mirza Ghalib‟s diary, the ___________________________ criticises the harsh rule of
British.
11. _______________________ was the tenth and last nawab of the princely kingdom of
Awadh.
14. In Barrakpore, _________________________ refused to use the greased catridges and was
hanged by the British.
Geography
2. __________________% of water exists in the form of oceans, seas, gulfs and bays.
4. World Water Resource Day is celebrated every year on _________ with a specific theme.
2. ___________________ are broad, low lying sketches of land which have gentle slopes.
9. ______________________ soils are formed by the weathering of old igneous rocks in areas of
low rainfall.
10. ____________________ is the protection of soil cover from the soil erosion.
13. ______________________is the most fertile important and widespread soil of India.
Civics
1. ___________________ means prosecution of a very high public official by the legislature for
alleged offences.
2. Sessions of parliament usually begins with __________________.
3. A motion moved by a member in a Lok sabha , to express lack of confidence in the
government is called _________________________.
4. __________________ bill can originate only in Lok sabha.
5. President nominates ________________ members to the Rajya Sabha.
6. The _______________ acts as the chairman of Rajya Sabha.
7. President of India is elected indirectly by an _______________.
8. A proposal for a law is called a _________________.
9. Time allotted in the parliament everyday for miscellaneous activities is called ____________
hour.
1. Time allotted in the house every day for miscellaneous activities. __________________
2. ________________ means prosecution of a very high public official by the legislative for
alleged offences.
3. The ___________acts as the chairman of the Rajya Sabah
4. ________________nominates 12 members to the Rajya Sabah.
5. ________________ is the real head of the executive.
6. __________________ is the lower house of the parliament.
7. __________________ bill can originate only in Lok Sabah.
8. __________________ can pardon a death sentence.
9. __________________is the supreme commander of the Armed forces.
10. ________________is called the permanent house.
11. Sessions of parliament / legislatives usually begins with a _________________in which
members can ask questions about administrative polices and activities.
12. A motion moved by a member in the Lok Sabah, to express lack of confidence in the
government for any reason is known as __________________
13.The union list contains the subjects on which only the ______________ can make laws.
14. The President of India is elected indirectly by an ________________
15. To become a member of Lok Sabha a person should be __________________ years of
age.
Vision set forth in the constitution.
Making of Laws.
1. The technique of converting natural or man-made raw material into finished products are
termed as ------------
2. ----------------- involve processing of raw materials to produce more valuable products in
large quantities.
9. -------------------- based industries use rocks and minerals obtained from mines.
10. ------------------sector are owned and operated by the government and its agencies.
11. When an industry is jointly owned and managed by both the government and private
firms on companies, it is termed as -------------------- sector industry.
1. Any natural event which is infrequent and is capable of threatening life and property is
called _____________________.
2. Natural hazards which are caused by forces originated below the surface of the earth are
called ____________________.
3. Natural hazards which are caused by forces originated and work above the surface of the
earth are called ____________________
5. A vent in the earth‟s crust through which molten rocks, gases and steam force their way
out to the surface of the earth is known as a ---_______________________________.
6. The neck through which Lava, steam or ashes gust out is called the shaft or
___________________________.
7. The liquid of the volcano, so long as it remains within the surface of the earth is called
__________________.
8. Turbulent masses of snow and ice mixed with debris that rush down at high speed from
steep mountain slopes are called ________________.
9. A period of unusually prolonged and dry weather in such areas where is otherwise
normally expected is known as _____________________.
12. ___________________ occur due to difference in temperature and pressure of air, over
the warm water of the oceans.
13. The Bhopal Gas Tragedy which took place on December 3rd 1984 was one of the
example of ______________________.
14. The first symptoms of a chemical leekage are burning sesation and redness in the
_______________________.
3. Sardar Patel succeeded in integrating the hundreds of princely states with the Indian
Union.
8. Tata Iran and steel Co. Ltd (Tisco) was established at Jamshedpur.
10. During Indira Gandhi‟s rule, decision for nationalizing banks was taken.
NATIONAL MOVEMENT
1. Dadabhai Naoroji, organized the East India Association in London to influence British
public opinion to promote Indian welfare.
2. The first session of the Indian National Congress at Bombay in December, 1885. It was
presided over by W.C.Banerjee.
3. V.D. Savarkar has organized the Abhinava Bharat which was a popular secret society of
revolutionaries.
5. Jawaharlal Nehru was made the president of the congress at the historic Lahore session of
1929.
6. The British Government sent a Cabinet Mission in March 1946 to negotiate with Indian
leaders the terms for transfer of power to Indians.
7. In September 1946, an interim cabinet, headed by Jawaharlal Nehru was formed by the
congress.
1. --------------- was set up in 1950 to make plans for organized development of our country.
7. The ------------------ 1960‟s did a great deal for agriculture by introducing modern and
scientific methods of farming.
HISTORY
______________.
2. Gandhi ji based his struggle on the twin principles of truth and non-violent
______________.
4. The participation of Bengal took effect on 16th October in ___________ and issued
an order to divide it.
6. In 1904, V.D. Savarker had organized the ______________ which was a secret
society of revolutionaries.
10. The civil disobedience movement was launched under the leadership of
__________________.
12. The congress committee met a Bombay on 8th August 1942 passed the famous
resolution called _________________.
GEOGRAPHY
1. _______________ is the art and science of cultivating the soil and raising crops and
animal stock ?
3. The crop which will grow in a particular area is largely determined by the
______________ environment.
7. Technique of converting natural man made raw materials into finished products is
known as _______________.
11. The industrial revolution started with the invention of ______________ in 1769 in
________________.
CIVICS
2. The chief justice of the Supreme Court are the appointed by the of ______________
India.
3. The Judges of the Supreme Court held office till they attain the age of
_____________ years.
9. The court appoints _______________ officers to examine the case and collect
evidence.