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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, GREATER FARIDABAD

REVISION ASSIGNMENT FOR HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION 2024-25
(SOLVED)
CLASS: VI SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES
Name: ______________________________ Sec: ___________ Date:_____________________

DATE OF EXAM: 17.09.2024

History Geography Civics
Ch-2: From Hunting, Gathering to Ch-2: Globe: Latitudes & Ch- 1 & 2: Theme Diversity
Growing Food longitudes
Ch-3: In the Earliest Cities Ch-3: Motions of the Earth Ch-3: What is Government?
Map Work: History- Ch-2: From Hunting, Gathering to Growing Food
Ch-3: In the Earliest Cities
Blueprint of the Half Yearly Examination (2024-25)

Question Type No of Questions Marks

1 Marks 20 20
2 Marks 3 6
3 Marks 5 15
4 Marks 3 12
5 Marks 4 20
5 Marks (Map) 1 5

TOTAL= 78 Marks + 2 (neatness)

GEOGRAPHY:-
CH-2: GLOBE : LATITUDES AND LONGITUDES
Choose the correct option.
1) The world is divided into _____________ time zones.
a) 20 b) 24 c) 12 d) 18
2) _______________Star shines over the North Pole.
a) Sun star b) Moon star c) Pole star d) South star
3) India is ahead of Greenwich Mean Time by ________ hours and __________minutes.
a) 7,30 b) 12, 45 c) 5,30 d) 8, 30
4) If time at 60˚East is 10 pm what will be the time at 60 ˚West?
a) 2 PM b) 5 PM c) 1 AM d) 10 PM
5) The standard meridian of India is _____________.
a) 82 ½ ° W b) 23 °½ N c) 82 ½ ° E d) 84 ½ ° E
6) Unlike parallels of latitude, all meridians are of _______________ length.
a) unequal b) equal c) short d) broken
7) The meridian which passed through Greenwich, where the British Royal Observatory is
located is called the ___________________.
a) Equator b) Standard meridian c) Prime Meridian d) None of these

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8) The Frigid Zone lies near the
a) Poles b) Equator c) Tropic of Cancer d) Tropic of Capricorn
9) Grid is a network of
a) parallels of latitudes and merdians of longitudes
b) the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn
c) the North Pole and the South Pole
d) the equator and the heat zones
10) Assertion(A): The Equator is an actual line going through the centre of the Earth.
Reason(R): It is considered a very important reference point to locate places on the Earth
a) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
c) (A) is true, but (R) is false
d) (A) is false, but (R) is true
11) Arctic circle is located in _____________ hemisphere.
a) Southern b) Northern c) Eastern d) Western
12) The Tropic of Cancer passes through
a) Rajasthan , Gujarat , Madhya Pradesh
b) West Bengal , Tripura, Karnataka
c) Chhattisgarh , Jharkhand , Jammu & Kashmir
d) Deli, Mizoram, Odisha
13.Match the column
Column A Column B
1 Model of the earth 3 Heat zone
2 Imaginary Line 1 Globe
3 Latitudes 4 Time Zone
4 Longitudes 2 Axis

Answer the following questions in 40-60 words:

ANS: for 14,16,17,18 refer to book ,notebook and LE
14) What do you understand by local and standard time?
OR
Define Axis and Globe.
15) If time at 60◦ East is 7:00 PM what would be the GMT?
ANS: 60 + 0= 6O Degrees
60 degrees×4 minutes per degree=240 minutes/ 60=4 hours is the time difference
If the local time at 60° East is 7:00 PM, subtract 4 hours : 7:00 PM−4 hours=3:00 PM

16) Why does the Torrid Zone receive maximum amount of heat?
Answer the following questions in 60-80 words:
17) With the help diagram explain heat zone.
18) What is the standard meridian? Why is it important for a nation?

19. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:
Unlike parallels of latitude, all meridians are of equal length. Thus, it was difficult to number the
meridians. Hence, all countries decided that the count should begin from the meridian which passed
through Greenwich, where the British Royal Observatory is located. This meridian is called the

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Prime Meridian. Its value is 0° longitude and from it we count 180° eastward as well as 180°
westward. The Prime Meridian and 180° meridian divide the earth into two equal halves, the
Eastern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere. Therefore, the longitude of a place is followed by
the letter E for the east and W for the west. It is, however, interesting to note that 180° East and 180°
West meridians are on the same line.
19.1 Into how many hemispheres does the Prime Meridian divide the earth? Name them.
Ans: 2 hemispheres, Eastern and Western
19.2 What is a grid?
Ans.Grid is a network of parallels of latitudes and merdians of longitudes .
19.3 Define meridians. From where does the Prime Meridian passes?
________________________________________________________________________________________
19.4 If time at New Delhi is 11 AM, what would be Greenwich mean time (GMT)?
________________________________________________________________________________________
CH -3: MOTIONS OF THE EARTH
Choose the correct option.
1) Motion of the earth on its axis in about 24 hours is called_________.
a) revolution b) rotation c) both (a) and (b) d) none of these
2) What is orbital plane?
a) Plane formed by the axis
b) Plane formed by the orbit
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) None of these
3) The circle that divides the globe into day and night is called
a) circle of darkness
b) circle of day and night
c) circle of illumination
d) none of these
4) What would have happened if the earth did not rotate?
a) Cold conditions on earth‟s half portion
b) Warm conditions on earth‟s another half portion
c) No life possible in such extreme conditions
d) All of these
5) On ________it is autumn season in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere.
a) 23rd September b) 23rd August c) 21st March d) 22nd January
6) Christmas is celebrated in summer in
a)America b) Japan c) India d) Australia
7) The imaginary circle that separates the lighted portion of the earth from the dark is called
a) Circle of happiness b) Circle of Illumination c) Circle of Imagination d) None of these
8) On 22nd December, ________receives direct rays of the sun as the South Pole tilts towards it.
a) the Tropic of Capricorn b) Arctic circle c) the Tropic of Capricorn d) North Pole
9) The longest day and the shortest night in the Northern hemisphere occur on ________.
a) 21st March b) 21st June d) 21st September d) 21st May
10) Assertion(A): The axis of the Earth is a manmade physical line.
Reason(R): The axis of earth makes an angle of 66 ½° with its orbital plane.
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a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
c) A is true but R is false.
d) A is false but R is true

11.Match the column

Column A Column B
1 Leap year a Elliptical
2 Equinox b 366 days
3 Earth‟s orbit c 22nd December
4 Revolution d 21st March
5 Winter Solstice. e Seasons

ANS 1- b, 2-d ,3-a, 4-e ,5 c

Answer the following questions in 40-60 words: For ans 12-16 refer book, LE and notebook
12) Why do seasons change?
13) Why do the areas near the poles receive less heat?

Answer the following questions in 60-80 words:

14) Write two points of difference between Rotation and Revolution.
15) How does leap year occur?
16) Explain the following with a diagram:
(a) Summer solstice (b) Winter solstice (c) Equinox.
17) Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
The rays of the sun fall directly on the Tropic of Cancer. As a result, these areas receive less heat. The areas
near the poles receive less heat as the rays of the sun are slanting. The North Pole is inclined towards the
sun and the places beyond the Arctic Circle experience continues daylight for about six months. Since a
large portion of the Northern Hemisphere is getting light from the sun, it is summer in the regions north of
the equator. The longest day and the shortest night at these places occur on 21st June. At the same time
Southern Hemisphere all these conditions are reversed. It is winter season there. The nights are longer
than the days. This position of the earth is called Summer Solstice.
17.1 Which latitude passes through India?
Ans. Tropic of Cancer
17.2 Why do the poles experience about six months day and six months night?
Ans. Ans: The poles experience about six months day and six months night because of the
tilt of the Earth on its axis. Because of this tilt, each pole is tilted towards and away
from the Sun for about six months. When the North Pole is tilted towards the sun, it experiences
continuous day light for six months. It is night for the same time period at the South Pole. These
conditions are reversed when the South Pole is tilted towards the Sun.

17.3 What happens during the Winter Solstice?

Ans. Tropic of Capricorn receives direct rays of the sun. Winter in Northern hemisphere. It experiences
shorter days and longer nights.

HISTORY
CH- 2: FROM HUNTING GATHERING TO GROWING FOOD
Multiple Choice Questions:
1) Stone tools may also have been used for
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a) Digging the ground to collect edible roots
b) Stitching clothes made out of animal skin
c) Chop wood
d) All of the above
2) In Mehrgarh. evidence of dead people buried with ___________ were found.
a) Buffaloes b) goats c) dogs d) cats
3) Mortars and pestles were used for ________________
a)Harvesting b) Growing c) Grinding d) Stitching

4)The earliest period the Palaeolithic. This comes from two Greek words, „palaeo‟, meaning ____, and
„lithos‟, meaning ___________.
a) Modern, tools
b) Ancient, trees
c) Old, stone
d) Old, Pots
5) This part of history extended from about 2 Million years ago to about 12,000 years ago.
a)Mesolithic b)Palaeolithic c) Neolithic d) Sites
6)Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Examine these two statements carefully and select the answer to
these questions using the codes given below:
Assertion (A): Hunter – gatherers had to be faster and stronger than the animals they hunted.
Reason (R): They had to be quick, alert and fast at the time of hunting.
a) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
c) (A) is true, but (R) is false
d) (A) is false, but (R) is true
7) Which of the following is a Not a Neolithic site?
a) Daojali Hading b) Chirand c)Hunsgi d) Mahagarh
8) _________________are places where the remains of things (tools, pots, buildings, etc.) were found.
a) pots b) pit houses c) tools d) sites
9) In which age did the early people invented bronze by mixing copper and tin.
a) Palaeolithic b) Chalcolithic c) Mesolitihc d) Neolithic
10) Which of the following statement is true with respect to the Mesolithic age?
a) New plants began to grow and human started keeping animals close to their homes.
b) One of the famous site of this age is Brahmagiri.
c) They learned to make shaper and smaller more refined stone tools called microliths.
d) They discovered technologies to domesticate animals and plants.
11) One of the famous discoveries of the Neolithic age is
a) Fire was discovered by rubbing stones.
b) Invention of wheel, Potter’s wheel.
c) Crude stone tools used to hunt animals.
d) None of the above
12)______________ is a Neolithic site in Jammu and Kashmir.
a) Hallur b) Daojali Hading c)Burzahom d) Mahagarh
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13.Match the column.

COLUMN A COLUMN B
1 An important occupation during Neolithic age a Wild ancestor of dog
2 The place where several burial site have been b Perennial
found
3 the first animal to be tamed by the early people c Farming
4 Rivers which flow with water throughout the d Mehrgarh
year
5 Traces of ash have been found here e Kurnool caves
ANS: 1- c, 2 – d,3- a, 4 -b , 5- e

Answer the following questions in 40-60 words: for ans 14- 19 refer to book, LE and notebook
14. How do we know that early man was familiar with the use of fire?
15. Why do people who grow crops have to stay in the same place for a long time?
OR
Discuss in brief the settled life of the earliest people in Burzahom.
16. What is the special feature of the paintings found in Madhya Pradesh and southern Uttar Pradesh?
Answer the following questions in 60-80 words:
17. What is a burial? What gives the idea that early man believed in life after death?
18. What were the main effects of changing environment on rearing of animals and other activities?
19. Differentiate between Neolithic and Chalcolithic age on the basis of:
i) Description of humans ii) Use of stone tools
20. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Archaeologists have given lengthy names for the time that we are studying. They call the earliest
period the Palaeolithic. This comes from two Greek words, „palaeo‟, meaning old, and „lithos‟,
meaning stone. The name points to the importance of finds of stone tools. The Palaeolithic period
extends from 2 million years ago to about 12,000 years ago. This long stretch of time is divided
into the Lower, Middle and Upper Palaeolithic. This long span of time covers 99 per cent of
human history. The period when we find environmental changes, beginning about 12,000 years
ago till about 10,000 years ago is called the Mesolithic (middle stone). Stone tools found during
this period are generally tiny, and are called microliths. Microliths were probably stuck on to
handles of bone or wood to make tools such as saws and sickles. At the same time, older varieties
of tools continued to be in use.

20.1. When did the environmental changes began?

Ans: The environment started changing around 12,000 years ago.
20.2. Name two tools used during the Neolithic age.
Ans. Saws and sickle
20.3. Which stone age covers a long span of human history?
Ans. Palaeolithic age

21. On the river map of India, locate and label the following with suitable answers.
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21.1. Rock shelters and natural caves found in the Vindhyas or Deccan Plateau. -Bhimbetka
21.2. A site where traces of ash has been found in south India . Kurnool Caves
21.3. A Neolithic site in present day Pakistan.- Mehrgarh
21.4. A site in Kashmir where pit houses have been found. - Burzahom
21.5. A Neolithic site in Bihar. Chirand
21.6. A Megalithic site located in present day Karnataka.- Brahmagiri

CH-3: IN THE EARLIEST CITIES

Multiple Choice Questions:
1)The Great Bath was situated in ________________
a) Mohenjodaro b) Kalibangan c) Lothal d) Daojali Hading
2) Which colours were used for glazed material resulting in a shiny object?
a) Black and White b) Red and Yellow c) Blue and Sea green d)Pink and green
3) What was the thing used to shape sand or powdered quartz into an object?
a) Ink b) Nails c) Rubber d) Gum
4) Where did the boats and ships come into from the sea and rivers?
a) Posts b) Dockyard c) Both (a) and ( b) d) Station
5)___________ was used to dig the earth.
a) Saw b) Plough c) Knife d) Axe
6) The stone weights found in Harappan civilization were made from a stone called ________.
a) Chert b) Carnelian c) Faience d)Quartz
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 7) The Indus Valley civilization is also known as ____________________ civilization.
a) Egyptian b) Harappan c) Ganga d) Narmada
8) The township at Dholavira was divided into _________ parts.
a) two b) four c) three d) five
9) Assertion(A): There was a proper Drainage system in place at cities in Harappa.
Reason(R): Drains in houses were connected to those on the streets and smaller drains were covered
with inspection holes to clean them.
a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
c) A is true but R is false.
d) A is false but R is true
10) The Harappan cities were found in ______________and ___________ in Pakistan, and in Gujarat,
Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab in India.
a) Punjab and Sind b) Agra and Delhi c) Rajasthan and Punjab d) Punjab and Kerala
11) Beads, of the jewelry shown in the image were made out of
___________________, a beautiful red stone.
a) Chert b) Carnelian
c) Marble d) Clay

12.Match the column

COLUMN A COLUMN B

1. Spindle whorls a. Great Bath

2 Lothal b. Gold

3 Mohenjodaro c. Faience

4 Karnataka d. Dockyard

ANS: 1- c, 2-d,3 –a, 4-b

Answer the following questions in 40-60 words: For ans 13-17 refer to book, LE and Notebook
13. What were the main occupations of the people of Harappa?
14. Describe the city planning of a typical Harappan city.
15. Name four important sites of the Indus Valley Civilisation.

Answer the following questions in 60-80 words:

16. Discuss in points the life in the Harappa city.
17. What was the main food of people in the Harappan cities?

18. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Most of the things that have been found by archaeologists are made of stone, shell and metal,
including copper, bronze, gold and silver. Copper and bronze were used to make tools, weapons,
ornaments and vessels. Gold and silver were used to make ornaments and vessels. Perhaps the
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 most striking finds are those of beads, weights, and blades. The Harappans also made seals out of
stone. These are generally rectangular and usually have an animal carved on them. The Harappans
also made pots with beautiful black designs. Cotton was probably grown at Mehrgarh from about
7000years ago. Actual pieces of cloth were found attached to the lid of a silver vase and some
copper objects at Mohenjodaro. Archaeologists have also found spindle whorls, made of terracotta
and faience. These were used to spin thread.

18.1 Which metals were used to make tools and vessels during Harappa period?
Ans. Copper and bronze
18.2 Write one feature of the Harappan Seal.
Ans. These are generally rectangular and usually have an animal carved on them.
18.3 When was cotton cultivated at Mehgarh?
Ans. Cotton was probably grown at Mehrgarh from about 7000years ago.

19. On the river map of India, locate and label the following with suitable answers.
19.1)The place which was located on Khadir Beyt in the Rann of Kutch. -Dholavira
19.2) Place where brick structured dockyard has been found in Gujarat-Lothal
19.3) Cities with the elaborate store house in present day Pakistan.- Mohenjodaro/Harappa
19.4) Cities with the elaborate store house in present day Gujarat-Lothal
19.5) City where fire altars have been found in Rajasthan-Kalibangan
19.6) City where fire altars have been found in Gujarat. Lothal
19.7) City located on the banks of a tributary of the Sabarmati. Lothal
19. 8) City known for a very special tank “The Great Bath”.- Mohenjodaro

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 CIVICS
CH-1 UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY
CH-2: DIVERSITY AND DISCRIMINATION (THEME DIVERSITY)
Choose the correct option.
1) Diversity in India is a result of which factors?
(a) geographical (b) cultural (c) religious (d) All of the above
2) Name the book written by Pandit Nehru‟s book.
(a)The Discovery of India (b) Wings of Fire (c) The Comrade (d) None of the above
3) The constitution of India identifies ___________ different languages.
(a) 800 (b) 650 (c) 400 (d) 700
4) The belief that member of one race or ethnic group are superior to members of another
race or ethnic group is known as_______________.
(a) Prejudice (b) Racism (c) Stereotype (d) Inequality
5) Kerala and Ladakh are similar in
(a) Both regions were influenced by Chinese and Arab traders.
(b) Both regions are producer of Pasmina.
(c) Both regions have similar climate.
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 (d) Both regions have the similar terrain.
6) Assertion [A]: India does not discriminate against people based on religion.
Reason [R]: India is a secular and a democratic nation.
(a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
(b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
(c) A is true but R is false.
(d) A is false but R is true
7) Jawaharlal Nehru in his book ___________ is trying to say that tolerance is very
much ingrained in all citizens.
(a) The discovery of mankind
(b) India‟s journey
(c) The discovery of universe
(d) The discovery of India
8) Local versions of the Tibetan national epic the ___________ are performed and sung
by both Muslims and Buddhists.
(a) Bhagvat Geeta (b) Kesar Saga (c) both (a) and (b) (d) None of these
9) The_____________________ discovered the sea route to India from Europe when Vasco da Gama
landed with his ship in Kerala.
(a) French (b) Chinese (c) Portuguese (d) Dutch
10) _______________ means to judge other people negatively or see them as inferior.
(a) Diversity (b)Franchise (c) Prejudice (d) All of these

Answer the following questions in 40-60 words: : For ans 11-13 refer to book, LE and Notebook
11. Define the term „prejudice‟ with an example.
12.How does discrimination occur?
13.What do you understand by diversity? Give one example.
14Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Don't forget the days of blood, O friend
In the midst of your happiness remember to shed a tear for us
The hunter has torn away every single flower
Do plant a flower in the desert garden dear friend
Having fallen to bullets we slept in Jallianwala Bagh
Do light a lamp on this lonely grave O friend T
he blood of Hindus and Muslims flows together today
Do soak your robe in this river of blood dear friend
Some rot in jails while others lie in their graves
Do shed a few tears for them O friend

14.1. Which incident is being referred to in the above lines?

Ans. Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

14.2. Describe the incident.

Jallianwala Bagh massacre took place in 19191 in Amritsar in which a British general opened fire on a

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large group of unarmed, peaceful people killing many and wounding even more. Men and women,
Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims, rich and poor had gathered to protest against the British

14.3. Do you think the term “unity in diversity” is an appropriate term to describe India?
Answer-Yes, the term “unity in diversity” is definitely an appropriate term to describe
India. India is a land where people from different religions, cultures, creed and castes live
together in complete harmony. They celebrate different festivals together and the joys and
sorrows of each other. This kind of diversity adds charm to our lives and helps us live
together peacefully.

CH 3 : WHAT IS GOVERNMENT?
Choose the correct option.
1) Which of the following is the people‟s government?
a) Democracy b) Monarch c) Dictatorship d) Socialistic
2). Which of the following is the highest level of the government?
a) Union Government b) State Government c) Local self-Government
d) None of the above
3) Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Examine these two statements carefully and select the answer to these
questions using the codes given below:
Assertion (A): The government needs to make rules for everyone in the form of laws.
Reason (R): Indian constitution provides for Universal Adult Franchise.
a) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
c) (A) is true, but (R) is false
d) (A) is false, but (R) is true
4) Democracy is the best form of government because
a) The supreme power lies with the government
b) The supreme power lies with the people
c) The supreme power lies with the rich and powerful people.
d) All of the above
5) A ______________ is the organization, or agency through which a political unit exercises its authority
and controls the actions of its citizens.
a) Parliament b) Public c) Government d) Ministry
6) Mohit is the leader of the Janta party, he contested in the election and wins it, he forms a government in
the state of Bihar, since his political party wins the election . Which form of government is being referred
here?
a) Direct democracy b) Monarchy c) Representative democracy d) None of these
7) The level of the government which looks after the defence of our country is the
a) State Government b) Union Government c) Both a) and b) d) Local Government
8) The American women got the right to vote in ________ while their counterparts in UK got this
in____________.
a) 1947,1910 b) 1980,1992 c) 1920,1928 d) 1918,1936
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9) When the right to vote or franchise is given to every adult it is termed as
a) Right for all b) Universal adult franchise c) Universal studios d) None of these
10) India follows a __________________ structure of governance.
a) Easy b) federal c) financial d) liberal
Answer the following questions in 40-60 words: : For ans 11-14 refer to book, LE and Notebook
11. Why is a person driving without a license jailed or fined large amount of money?
Or
“Democracy is the most suitable form of government”. Give suitable reason to justify the statement.
12. How is democracy different from Monarchy? Write any two points.
Answer the following questions in 60-80 words:
13. Differentiate between direct democracy and representative democracy.
14. At what levels do we have government in India?
Or
Why do you think government needs to make rules for everyone in the form of laws?
15. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government is responsible for so many different things, can you think of how it manages to do
all these? The government works at different levels: at the local level, at the level of the state and at
the national level. The local level means in your village, town or locality, the state level would
mean that which covers an entire state like Haryana or Assam and the national level relates to the
entire country. The government makes laws and everyone who lives in the country has to follow
these. This is the only way governments can function. Just like the government has the power to
make decisions, similarly it has the power to enforce its decisions.
15.1) What are the different levels of government?
Ans. Local Level, State Level , Central level
15.2) Why does a country need a government?
Ans. Every nation needs some form of governance for its smooth functioning, safeguarding the
citizens and maintenance of law and order.
15.3) Which level of government takes decision on bored of tube well in a village?
Ans. Local Level

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