CBSE Class 7 Social Science On Equality Worksheet Set B

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Worksheet for Class 7 Social Science Social and Political Life II Chapter 1 On Equality

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Social and Political Life II Chapter 1 On Equality Class 7 Social Science Worksheet Pdf

Very Short Answer Type Questions


Question. What do you know about the ‘Rule of law’?
Answer : ‘Rule of law’ means that the administration is run by certain laws and rules.

Question. What is the importance of public opinion in democracy?
Answer :
 Public opinion is the will of the citizens of a country. If a Govt. does not work as per the will of the citizens, they can change the Govt.

 

Short Answer Type Questions

Question. Write short note on the emergence of democracy.
Answer :
 Democracy originated in Greek city of Athens around 2500 years ago. People of Athens used to get together at one place, many times in a year where they used to frame laws.

Question. Write name of four types of democracy on the basis of classification.
Answer :
 1. Parliamentary- In this form of govt. Parliament is more powerful. Prime Minister is the real head of govt.
2. Presidential:- In this form of govt. President is more powerful. He is the real head of govt.
3. Federal: - In this form, powers are divided into Central govt. and state govt. Every state has its own govt. and constitution is written and rigid.
4. Unitary: - In this form, although powers are divided into Central govt. and state govt. but central govt. is more powerful.

Question. Write your views about Economic and Social equality.
Answer :
 There should be no discrimination in the Social- Economic field on the basis of caste, creed and languages. All the Social- Economic sources should be equally shared by all the citizens.

 

Multiple Choice Questions

(Pick the right option from following questions):-

1. Democracy is a government “of the people, by the people and for the people” who spoke these words?
A. Abraham Lincoln (√)
B. Laski C. David Easton

2. Which is the most popular form of government in modern Times?
A. dictatorship B. democracy (√) C. Military Rule

3. How many types of heads of state are there in democratic countries?
A. Four B. Five C. Two (√)

ON EQUALITY

I. NAME THE FOLLOWING:
 
1. The right enjoyed by adult citizens of India which reflects equality __________________
 
2. One of the more common forms of inequality in India ____________________________
 
3. Hidden casteism among educated ones is clearly visible in these ads _________________
 
4. Omprakash Valmiki’s book, which talks about his experiences of growing up as a Dalit boy _________________________
 
5. It is the cornerstone of our democracy and we are represented in it through our elected representatives ________________________
 
6. The first state in India to introduce Mid-day meal scheme _____________________
 
7. Even today there are several schools in the country in which the children are discriminated against and treated unequally are __________________________
 
8. The soul of democracy _____________________________
 
9. This is a document that lays down the basic rules and regulations for people and the government in the country to follow ____________________________________
 
II. MATCH THE FOLLOWING:
 
A                                                                              B                                  ANSWERS
 
1. People’s participation, the
resolution of conflict, and
equality and justice.                                                a Article 15 of Indian
                                                                               Constitution                                                     1. _____
 
2. Essential aspect of all democracies                        b Mid-day Meal Scheme                                      2. _____
 
3. So called lower caste                                            c Universal Adult Franchise                                  3. _____
 
4. Ways in which the government
has tried to implement the equality                           d Key elements of democracy                               4. _____
 
5. One of the steps taken by the
government to imply equality                                    e Through laws and second through government
                                                                              programmes or schemes to help
                                                                              disadvantaged communities                                  5. _____
                                                                              f Dalit
III. FILL IN THE BLANKS :
 
1. In a ______________________________________ every citizen is equal.
 
2. The concept of Universal Adult Franchise is based on the principle of ________________.
 
3. Under _________________________________________ every adult irrespective of caste, creed, religion, gender etc is allowed to vote.
 
4. In both the incidents on inequality Omprakash Valmiki and Ansaris are subjected to social _______________________________________.
 
5. In many states _______________________ women are employed to cook mid-day meal.
 
6. As per the provision of Indian Constitution, _____________________________ has been abolished in India.
 
IV OBSERVE THE PICTURE BASED QUESTIONS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING :

CBSE Class 7 Social Science On Equality Worksheet Set B 1

IV. ANSWER IN 2 POINTS:
 
1. What is the essential aspect of a democracy and how does it reflect equality?
 
2. What are the positive effects of the mid-day meal scheme?
 
3. What is mid-day meal scheme?
 
4. How does Indian Constitution uphold equality?
 
5. State two ways in which the government has tried to implement equality in our country.
 
V. ANSWER IN 3 POINTS:
 
6 Write three provisions given in Indian Constitution which guarantee equality?
 
VI. ANSWER IN 4 POINTS:
 
7. Establishing equality in a democratic society is a continuous struggle-Justify this statement.
 
 

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