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The document is a revision test for Class 9th social science that covers Chapter 4 on Food Security in India. It contains two sections - Section A with 5 short answer questions defining key terms like MSP and naming important food security programs. Section B has 5 long answer questions explaining major dimensions of food security, discussing two government schemes for the poor, problems with ration shops, groups vulnerable to food insecurity, and how food security is ensured in India.

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The document is a revision test for Class 9th social science that covers Chapter 4 on Food Security in India. It contains two sections - Section A with 5 short answer questions defining key terms like MSP and naming important food security programs. Section B has 5 long answer questions explaining major dimensions of food security, discussing two government schemes for the poor, problems with ration shops, groups vulnerable to food insecurity, and how food security is ensured in India.

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REVISION TEST 3

SOCIAL SCIENCE

CLASS 9TH

Ch.4 Food Security in India

DATE:3rd Feb 2023 MARKS:20

SECTION A

I Answer the following questions briefly (1× 5=


5)

1. Which important food intervention programmes were introduced by the Indian


government after NSSO report?
2. Write one difference between seasonal and chronic hunger.
3. State the two component of food security system.
4. Which progamme is acknowledged as the successful and innovative food security
intervention?
5. What do you mean by MSP?

SECTION B

III Answer the following questions: (3 × 5 =


15)

1. Explain the major dimension of food security.


2. What has our government done to provide food security to the poor? Discuss any two
schemes launched by the government.
3. What are the problems of the functioning of the ration shops?
4. Which are the people more prone to food insecurity?
5. How is food security ensured in India?

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