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Class 10 Social Science: The Making of a Global World — Chapter Test 1

Class 10 • Social Science • The Making of a Global World • Chapter Test

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15

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20 min

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15

Marks (1 each)

No

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Question 1 of 15
The silk routes linked:
A
Europe with the Americas
B
China with Asia, Europe and northern Africa
C
India with Australia
D
Africa with South America
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Correct Option:(B)China with Asia, Europe and northern Africa

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Question 2 of 15
The Irish famine of the 1840s was caused by a disease that destroyed the:
A
wheat crop
B
potato crop
C
rice crop
D
maize crop
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Correct Option:(B)potato crop

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Question 3 of 15
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
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Correct Option:(B)restricted the import of corn

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Question 4 of 15
Rinderpest, which spread in Africa in the 1890s, was a disease of:
A
humans
B
cattle
C
crops
D
horses only
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Correct Option:(B)cattle

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Question 5 of 15
An indentured labourer was:
A
a free worker
B
a bonded labourer under contract to work for an employer for a fixed time
C
a landowner
D
a colonial official
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Correct Option:(B)a bonded labourer under contract to work for an employer for a fixed time

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How many questions are there in Class 10 Social Science: The Making of a Global World — Chapter Test 1?

There are 15 questions to answer in 20 min. Each correct answer gives 1 mark, for a total of 15 marks.

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It covers the chapter "The Making of a Global World" of Class 10 Social Science. All questions are original, with a full solution for each.

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