TODAY:Daily Quiz LIVE (Earn +50 XP)
All Mock TestsPYQsLeaderboardDaily QuizRewardsStart Free

Classes

Class 10Class 12

School Exams

All boards
GetMyMockTest
Login

Class 10 Social Science — Full Syllabus Test 5

Class 10 • Social Science • Full Syllabus

Medium30 PTS

30

Questions

45 min

Duration

30

Marks (1 each)

No

Negative marking

Original practice questions with full solutions by ExamPortal.

Instructions

  • • Read each question carefully and pick the correct answer.
  • • You can mark questions for review and come back to them.
  • • Answers are saved automatically.
  • • The test is submitted automatically when time runs out.

Access

This test costs 30 points. Points are deducted only when you press Start.

Finish it to earn +10 points.

Take as Guest (Instant Start)Login to Track Rank
SYLLABUS & QUESTION BLUEPRINT

Sample Practice Questions

Preview 5 sample questions from this 30-question test. Test your knowledge below or take the full exam in timed CBT mode.

Start Guest Test
Question 1 of 30
The German Empire was proclaimed in January 1871 at:
A
Berlin
B
the Hall of Mirrors, Versailles
C
Frankfurt
D
Vienna
View Correct Answer & Step-by-Step Solution
Correct Option:(B)the Hall of Mirrors, Versailles

Detailed explanation is available inside the official test attempt review.

Question 2 of 30
The Champaran Satyagraha (1917) was organised to support:
A
mill workers
B
peasants against the oppressive plantation system (indigo)
C
salt workers
D
tribals of Andhra
View Correct Answer & Step-by-Step Solution
Correct Option:(B)peasants against the oppressive plantation system (indigo)

Detailed explanation is available inside the official test attempt review.

Question 3 of 30
The Corn Laws in Britain:
A
encouraged free import of corn
B
restricted the import of corn
C
fixed wages of farm workers
D
banned farming
View Correct Answer & Step-by-Step Solution
Correct Option:(B)restricted the import of corn

Detailed explanation is available inside the official test attempt review.

Question 4 of 30
A 'stapler' was a person who:
A
sorts wool according to its fibre
B
prints cloth
C
repairs machines
D
sells tea
View Correct Answer & Step-by-Step Solution
Correct Option:(A)sorts wool according to its fibre

Detailed explanation is available inside the official test attempt review.

Question 5 of 30
'Gulamgiri' (1871), which wrote about the injustices of the caste system, was written by:
A
B. R. Ambedkar
B
Jyotiba Phule
C
E. V. Ramaswamy Naicker
D
Kashibaba
View Correct Answer & Step-by-Step Solution
Correct Option:(B)Jyotiba Phule

Detailed explanation is available inside the official test attempt review.

Want to practice all 30 questions under exam conditions?

Experience real CBT interface, live countdown timer, question palette, and get your instant All-India rank & percentile.

Take as Guest (Instant Start)Login to Track Rank

Try next

Class 10 • Social ScienceFREE

Class 10 Social Science — Full Syllabus Test 1

Full Syllabus

Medium30 Qs45 minStart
Class 10 • Social Science30 PTS

Class 10 Social Science — Full Syllabus Test 2

Full Syllabus

Medium30 Qs45 minStart
Class 10 • Social Science30 PTS

Class 10 Social Science — Full Syllabus Test 3

Full Syllabus

Medium30 Qs45 minStart

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are there in Class 10 Social Science — Full Syllabus Test 5?

There are 30 questions to answer in 45 min. Each correct answer gives 1 mark, for a total of 30 marks.

Is there negative marking?

No. Wrong answers do not lose marks, so attempt every question.

Is this mock test free?

It costs 30 points, deducted only when you press Start. You never pay money: points are free to earn by completing your profile, daily login, the daily quiz and inviting friends.

What does this test cover?

It covers the full Class 10 Social Science syllabus. All questions are original, with a full solution for each.

Will I see my result and the solutions?

Yes. Right after you submit you get your score, accuracy, rank and percentile, and you can review every question with the correct answer and a step-by-step explanation.

Can I take this test again?

Yes, you can retake it as many times as you like and compare your scores.