Social Science [1 Mark Questions]

There are 22 official languages that are recognised by the Indian Constitution.

General Dyer.

The food, the clothes and the occupation of the people.

Generous and intelligent.

As a result of several historical influences, people of Kerala practise different religions such as Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism.

Amritsar.

Eastern part of Jammu and Kashmir.

Changpas the tribals of Ladakh rear goat and sheep.

Hindi and English.

The staple food of people living here is meat and milk products like cheese and butter. Goats, cows and dogs (Yak-cows) are owned by each family.

Fanek.

Vasco Da Gama the Portuguese explorer discovered India in the year 1498 A.D.

The main occupations are cultivation and fishing.
They grow spices like pepper, cloves and cardamoms.
They are good traders also.

Buddhism was spread to Tibet through Ladakh.

Spices.

Diversity in culture and religion.

Crops does not grow because of the lack of rainfall.

Kerala.

Western coast of Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka and Kerala.

Islamic traveler of 14th century.

Frying pan.

Terrifying forces of nature.

Too extraordinary and improbable to admit of belief Carbon dioxide gas.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

Pepper, cloves and cardamoms.

Rabindranath Tagore.

The Discovery of India.

Both regions were influenced by Chinese and Arab traders.

Violence between two groups of people belonging to different race or religion.

Tibetan language.

Songs and symbols.

St. Thomas, in nearly 2000 years ago.

Goncha.

The staple crop of Ladakh is barley and in certain areas wheat, peas and vegetables are also grown.

The line 'the blood of Hindus and Muslims flow together today' reflects India's essential unity.

Great Himalaya and the Karakoram.

Jharkhand.

India is a vast country with a variety of geographical and climatic conditions. People of different regions have their own food habits, language, ways of life and soon.

Pashmina wool.

Fishing net.

The line, ‘the blood of Hindus and Muslims flow together today’ reflects India’s essential unity.

Since India has a rich heritage of diversity people celebrate festivals of other communities, speak different languages. Our music and dance are enjoyed by all. People have learned to eat food from different regions. It is a new experience.

By reading the National Anthem it is revealed that it describes this unity. Read this and try to understand this unity.

Yes, diversity can also be a part of unity.

Yes.

Diversity adds to our lives knowledge about the following :
• Different ways of living.
• Different languages, dialects.
• Different customs and traditions.
• Different rituals.
• Different attitudes towards lives.

No.

Both regions were influenced by Chinese and Arab traders.

They were used as a symbol of protest against the British by people.

The fishing nets used in Kerala look exactly like the Chinese fishing net and are called ‘cheena-vala’.