GS1-1990

1. Trace the origin of the Swaraj Party. What was the manifesto of the Swaraj British?

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Or

What was the attitude of the Indian National Congress towards the Second World War? What was the August Offer? What were the factors that led the British to change its negative policy and send Cripps to India? (About 250

words)

2. Answer any two of the following              15×2=30

(a)                                                                               f Socialism? How did it differ from

Marxian socialism?

(b) What were the main features of the Act of 1935? What was Jawaharlal

what effect?

(c)                                                                      education from the early days of

the British rule to the year 1947. (About 150 words each)

3. Answer any three of the following:             10×3=30

(a)  How did Lala Lajpat Rai and Bal Gangadhar Tilak champion the cause of militant nationalism in India?

(b)    If Aurobindo was the high priest, Rabindranath, was the great poet of the

(c)  Give a critical account of the Ramakrishna Mission with special reference to the role Played by Swami Vivekananda.

(d)  When and why did the revolt of the ratings of the Royal Indian Navy take Place? Why did they suspend the movement? What were the attitudes of

Gandhi and Patel towards the movement? (About 50 words each) 4. (a) Write about the chief characteristics of the following :

(i)  Classical Music

(ii)  Bharat Nat yam

(iii)   Shab-i-Barat

(iv)  Kangra School of Painting

(b) What do you know about the following movements?

(i)  Farazi Movement

(ii)  Suddhi Movement

(iii)   The Young Bengal Movement

(c) Where are the following located and why have they been in the news?

(i)  Gabriela

(ii)  Tin Bigha

(iii)   Zambia

(d) Why have the following become famous?

(i)  Kunwar Singh

(ii)  S.H.Slocum

(iii)   P.Ananda Charu (iv) K.M.Munshi

(v) Muzaffar Ahmed

(About 20 words on each)	2×15=30
SECTION II

5. What were the basic difference between Iraq and Kuwait which led to the

invasion of Kuwait? What are the likely repercussions on India?	35
OR

What were the highlights of the discussions held between the Indian Prime - Soiet

relation? (About 250 words)
6. Attempt any three of the following:	2×15=30

(a)  Analyse the different phases of the Naxalite Movement from its inception to present day. What were the intial drawbacks of movement?

(b)  What are the main features of the agreement between Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and the West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in July, 1990 on terms of German Unification?

(c)  Write briefly about the pro-democracy Movement in Nepal and its latest Outcome.

(d)  Explain in brief the major shift in the American policy towards Kampuchea. (About 75 words each)

7. Attempt any six of the following:

5×6=30

(a)  Name the seven richest industrialized nation of the world. When and where did they meet recently? What were the broad agreements arrived at the meeting?

(b)   Where is Tehri Dam located and what is the scope of the project? What are the objections of the En

(c)  What are the basic points of dispute over the sharing of the Cauvery water?

What are the recommendations of the Supreme Court?

(d)  What has been the significant event in Myanmar? What may be the possible outcome of the event?

(e)  Who has been chosen as the first Non-Communist leader in four decades in

Bulgaria? What are its political repercussions?

(f)  What are the broad decisions of the meeting of the Indo-Bangladesh Joint River Commission held in June, 1990?

(g)  Write a short note on European Common Market (1992)

(h)  What are the important recommendations of the technical committee

headed by Air Marshal Ramdass regarding operation of A-320 aircraft in Indian Airlines? (About 30 words on each)

8. (a) With which games are the following associated?

(i)  Scoop

(ii)  Gambit

(iii)   Let

(b) Who are the following? Why were they in the news recently?

(i)  Harindranath chattopadhyay

(ii)  Leander Paes

(iii)   Quarratul-ain-Haidar

(iv)  Sam Nujoma

(v)  Ashwini Nanchappa

(vi)  Irving Wallance

(vii)  Rex Harrion

(viii)  Monica Seles

(c) (i) Who won the best actress award in the 37^th National Film Festival in 1990 and for acting in which film?

(ii) Which two old Hollywood actors got Oscar Awards in recent years and for acting in which film?

(iii)

(iv) What are the real Names of the following superstars who have distinguished themselves in the World Cup Competition?

1.	The Black Diamond
2.	The Golden Head (About 20 words on each)	2×15=30
SECTION III
9.	(a) The following is a report on the accidents given by the Southern
Railways:

decreased by 300 in 1981 and further decreased by 400 in 1982. The total number of accidents in the metre-gauge Section was 245 in 1980, 346 in 1981

-gauge Section

Prepare a complete table from the above report.   6

(b) The following table gives the classification of 300 electric bulbs according to their life-times in hours:

	Life time in		Numbers of
	hours		bulbs

	950-1050		4
	1050-1150		9
	1150-1250		19
	1250-1350		36
	1350-1450		51
	1450-1550		58
	1550-1650		53
	1650-1750		37
	1750-1850		20
	1850-1950		9
	1950-2050		3
	2050-2150		1

Find the limits within which the first 50% of the bulbs fail.

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10 (a) Indiacate the diagram you would consider most appropriate for representing each one of the following classes of statiscal data:

(i)  Distribution of the number of candidates according to the number of marks scored by each at a public examination.

(ii)  Distribution of age, sex and civil conditions of persons enumerated at the Census in 1981.

(iii)  Distribution of assets of All-India Life Insurance Companies put together as on June 30, 1989

(iv)  Total value of Indian Exports and Imports during the year 1980 to 1989.

(b) Proposed investment in States A and B under the VIII^th Five-year Plan on

different heads are given below in crores of Rupees. Sketch suitable diagrams to represent the data. Give reasons for your choice of the particular diagrammatic representation:

Proposed Investment in Crores of Rupees

	S.NO.		Head		State		State
					A		B
	1		Agriculture		2,250		1,125
			Industries
	2				2,500		1,250
			Power
	3				1,950		975
			Transport
	4				1,600		800
			Irrigation
	5				750		3758
			Village
	6				700		350
			Industries
	7				1,750		875
			Social Service
	8				500		250
			Education
			Total		12,000		6,000

11. (a) Point out the mistake or ambiguities in the following statements and

give the correct answer:

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(i)  The average cost of production of a commodity was Rs.1.50 in 1985 and Rs. 1.75 in 1986. So the factory has become inefficient.

(ii)  A person goes from Station X to Station Y on a cycle at 20 km per hour and returns at 24 km per hours. His average speed is 22 km per hour.

(b) The average weight of 10 persons was recorded as 52 kg. Later is was found that the weight that the weight of two persons were wrongly recorded as 48 kg and 52 kg instead of 38 kg and 67 kg respectively. Calculate the correct

average.	7
Or

A Person purchases milk on our four consecutive months at the Rate of Rs. 4.00, Rs 5.00, Rs 6.00 and Rs. 7.00 per litre respectively. If he spends equal amount on milk during these months, what is the average price of milk per litre he pays?

12. (a) It is known statistically that the proportion of rainy days in the month of June for Kerla is 3/5. In one particular year, it rained on all days from June 1 to June 18. Based on this Information, someone predicts that it wills this

prediction? Justify your answer.

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(b) The table given below gives the average annual price in Rupees per litre of edible oil for all years from all years from 1976 to 1987:

	Years		Price per Litre of the
			Edible Oil
	1976		42.50
	1977		40.00
	1978		50.0
	1979		62.50
	1980		55.00
	1981		45.00
	1982		52.50
	1983		65.00
	1984		72.00
	1985		60.00
	1986		80.00
	1987		82.00

Plot this data on a graph paper chronologically, examine the pattern of change in the observed annual average prices as year progress and give the approximate annual rate change in the price line graphically.