Social Studies 7

Mid Term Examination-2071
Grade: VII                                                                         F.M. : 100
Sub: Social Studies
Time:3hrs                                                                          P.M. : 40
 
Group- A

1.    Fill in the blanks. (5x1=5)
a)    The varied surface pattern of the earth is known as ………………..
b)    …………………. valley and hanging valley are formed by glaciers.
c)    Our martyr's day falls on ……………….
d)    Family, friends and relatives are the …………….. agents of socialization.
e)    The government of ……………… held an under water cabinet meeting. 

2.    Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statement. 5
a)    The total area of Australia is 76,82,300 sq.km.
b)    The Equator is the basis for all longitudes.
c)    The Himalayan region occupies about 17% of the total area of Nepal.
d)    It is better to give dowry to daughter than education.
e)    Early people did not live permanently in a fixed place.


3.    Match the following countries with their capitals.             5
          a. Albania                                           Berlin
          b. Belgium                                          Moscow
          c. Finland                                            Tirana
          d. Germany                                         Brussels
          e. Russia                                             Helsinki

4.    Draw thw symbols of the following. 6
       a)  Mountain peak
       b)  City
       c) Railway
       d) Ropeway
       e)  Forest
       f)  Stupa
Group 'B'

1.    Answer the following questions very briefly. 15x1=15
a)    Who discovered Australia? When?
b)    What is the highest peak of Austraila?
c)    Why is Europe called a peninsula of peninsulas?
d)    What are the three main types of forest found in Nepal over the three geographical regions?
e)    What is the definition of disaster according to Cambridge dictionary?
f)    What are the three fold actions of a river?
g)    What is democracy?
h)    Write the full forms of UNICEF.
i)     What is meant by discrimination?
j)     What are the internal factors of topographical change?
k)    What is climate change?
l)     What is communication?
m)   What is meant by a constitution?
n)    What is meant by physical diversity?
o)    Why is climate situation of Australia opposite to ours?
      
2.    Give short answer of the following questions. 10x4=40
a)    Briefly describe territory.
b)    How should civil rights be used?
c)    Why should child right be protected?
d)    Write any four examples of behaviours against democratic culture.
e)    Why is it necessary to follow social etiquette rules?
f)    Why are earth quake and volcano called the internal factors of  topographical change?
g)    What are the various causes of climate change?
h)    Why is the terai region called the granary of Nepal?
i)     Describe about the physical diversity of Nepal?
j)     Write any four difference between latitudes and longitudes.

3.    Answer the following long answer questions. 4x6=24
       a)  Describe the vegetation and animals found in Australia.
       b)  Nepal is a small world in itself. Justify the statement.
       c)  Why are children considered the future builders of the nation?
       d)  Write any six important social etiquette rules of our community.


The End


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