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New Questions and Ideas Quiz - CBSE Class 6 Social Science

Free practice quiz: New Questions and Ideas (CBSE Class 6 Social Science). 22 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. What is a primary source in history?

    1. A document created during the time of study
    2. A textbook summarizing events
    3. An article analyzing historical events
    4. A biography of a historical figure
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    Answer: A. A document created during the time of study

    A primary source is an original document or firsthand account from the time period being studied.

  2. How did agriculture change human lifestyles?

    1. Led to nomadic living
    2. Allowed for permanent settlements
    3. Reduced food production
    4. Increased competition
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    Answer: B. Allowed for permanent settlements

    Agriculture enabled humans to settle in one place, forming communities and civilizations.

  3. What is one outcome of the Neolithic Revolution?

    1. Rise of nomadic lifestyles
    2. Development of agriculture
    3. Decrease in population
    4. Less social organization
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    Answer: B. Development of agriculture

    The Neolithic Revolution marked the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to agricultural ones.

  4. What do we call the transfer of ideas and cultures between nations?

    1. Isolationism
    2. Globalization
    3. Civilization
    4. Independence
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    Answer: B. Globalization

    Globalization refers to the interconnectedness and exchange of ideas and cultures worldwide.

  5. What is the concept of moral courage as seen in historical figures?

    1. Following orders blindly
    2. Standing up for beliefs in the face of adversity
    3. Ignoring societal norms
    4. Avoiding conflict at all costs
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    Answer: B. Standing up for beliefs in the face of adversity

    Moral courage involves having the strength to uphold one's beliefs despite challenges or opposition.

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