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Telangana 10th Previous Question Papers
Telangana 10th Board
Previous Question papers are given here for Understanding the type of
questions and which concepts are given repeatedly, This helps to the students in
examinations
1. Our Earth (Part -B)
1. Our Earth (Part -B)
*Multiple Choice Questions:
1. Copernicus proposed was proposed ............ ( )
A) Geo centric theory
B) Continental Drift Theory
C) Sun Centered theory
D) None of these
2. Carl Sagan, a scientist photo taken from the space is known as ...... ( )
A) Pale Blue Dot
B) Pale Yellow Dot
C) Pale Red Dot
D) Pale Orange Dot
3. Earth's closest point from the Sun is........ Km. ( )
A) 152 million kms
B) 125 million kms
C) 147 million kms
D) 174 million kms
4. The radius of the Earth is...... ( )
A) 5000 kms
B) 7000 kms
C) 6000 kms
D) 8000 kms
5.Who was proposed continental drift theory? ( )
A) Alfred Wegener
B) Newton
C) Alexander
D) Darwin
6. The Indian standard time is ........( )
A) 12 hours before Greenwich time
B) 12 hours after Greenwich time
C) 5½ hours before Greenwich time
D) 5½ hours after Greenwich time
7. The Latitudinal value of equator is .......... ( )
A) 90° latitude
B) 0° latitude
C) 360° latitude
D) 180° latitude
8. When it is 12.00 noon in Greenwich (0°) what is the time in India? ( )
A) 4.30 p.m
B) 5.00 p.m
C) 5.30 p.m
D) 6.00 p.m
9. .......... is the top most layer of the Earth ( )
A) Crust
B) Core
C) Mantle
D) Centre
10. The Sanskrit word for the 'earth' is ........ ( )
A) Bhoomi
B) Dharani
C) Pruthvi
D) All the above
11. The longitude directly opposite to 0° longitude is called the.......... ( )
A) Equator
B) Prime meridian
C) Anti-meridian
D) 180° North latitude
12. ..............was proposed Geocentric theory ( )
A) Galelio
B) Ptolemy
C) Copernicus
D) Aryabhatta
13. The following is situated in the south hemisphere ( )
A) Greenland
B) Madagascar
C) Eurasia
D) Madagascar and Eurasia
14. Silicates are present in...... ( )
A) Mantle
B) Core
C) Crust
D) None
15. ......... is the longest among all latitudes ( )
A) Tropic of cancer
B) Tropic of Capricorn
C) Prime meridian
D) Equator
16. The shape of Earth's orbit is ...... ( )
A) A circular path
B) An enlonged oval path
C) A scaled oval path
D) All these
17. The environmental crisis means crisis means the destruction of.......( )
A) Forests
B) Rivers
C) Hills
D) All these
18. The super continent is..........( )
A) Panthalsa
B) Pangaea
C) Tethys
D) Laurensia
19. ......is network latitudes and longitudes ( )
A) Atlas
B) Map
C) Grid
D) Equator
20. .............. billion years ago univers started. ( )
A) 2 lakh
B) 4½
C) 13.7
D) 152
21. ............is heavy substance most prevalent in core. ( )
A) Rocks
B) Silicates
C) Gold
D) Iron
22. ........... longitude is the standard meridian of India. ( )
A) 82° 30′ East longitude
B) 82° 30′ West longitude
C) 82° 30° West latitude
D) 82° 30′ East latitude
23.The earth travels around the sun at a speed of .......... kilometres per hour ( )
1,07,200
2,07,200
7,02,200
7,02,100
24. ........... Is the cause of the formation of a seasons on earth. ( )
A) Rotation of the earth
B) Revolution of the earth
C) Tilt of the axis
Dd) Shape of Earth
25. The volume of the earth's crust is ....... ( )
A) 83%
B) 16%
C) 1%
D) 23%
26. The super continent of Pangaea broke into ...... ( )
A) Laurensia
B) Gondwana
C) Both A & B
D) None of these
27. The temperature at the centre of the earth would be ....... ( )
A) 5000°C
B) 4000°C
C) 9000°C
D) 6000°C
28. The difference between the earth's closest point from the sun is called........ ( )
A) Appehelian
B) Perihelion
C) Orbit
D) Axis
29. How much time does the Earth takes to move 1° longitude? ( )
A) 24 hours
B) One hour
C) 4 minutes
D) 4 hours
30. Which of the following came into existence first? ( )
A) Human beings
B) Plants
C) Animals
D) Ocean species
15. Making of Independent India's constitution (PART -B)
15. Making of Independent India's Constitution (Part -B)
*Choose the correct Answers:
*The present Chief Justice of Supreme Court ..... (TS March 2024) ( )
(A) DY Chandrachud
(B) Rajiv Kumar
(C) NV Ramana
(D) TN Seshan
*This is not the basic principle of our Constitution (TS March 2024) ( )
(A) Sovereignty
(B) Dual citizenship
(C) Single citizenship
(D) Parliamentary form of Government
*The Chairman of Drafting Committee of Indian Constitution was......(TS Aug 2022) ( )
A) Jawaharlal Nehru
B) Sardar Patel
C) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
D) Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad
*This is not one of the elements of the basic structure of Indian Constitution ...... (TS Aug 2022) ( )
A) Supremacy of Constitution
B) Monarchy in Ruling
C). Fundamental Rights
D) Democratic form of Government
*This is not an organ of the Government (TS May 2022) ( )
A) Constitution
B) Legislature
C) Executive
D) Travancore
*Keshavananda Bharathi case is related to ........ (TS June 2019) ( )
A) Fundamental Rights
B) Fundamental Duties
C) Directive Principles
D) Articles
*Significance of November 26, 1949 .....
..... (TS June 2018) ( )
A) Implementation of Constitution
B) Independence of India
C) Approval of Constitution
D) Formation of drafting committee
*The main task of Dr. Ambedkar's Drafting Committee was to ...... (TS March 2018) ( )
A) Conduct elections for Constituent
Assembly
B) From the Radical army
C) Lead the Muslim League
D) Prepare the draft of the Constitution
*This is NOT correct with regard to the formation of Constituent Assembly (TS June 2017) ( )
A) 26 members were there from SCs.
B) 9 women members were there
C) 93 members were elected from all the Princely States
D) Members were elected through Universal Franchise
*The words "Secular and Socialist" are included in (TS March 2017) ( )
A) Schedules
B) Parts
C) Preamble
D) Fundamental Rights
*The words those emphasised the values of Secularism and Socialism of the Preamble
were (TS March 2016) ( )
A) Directive Principles of State Policy
B) Democracy and Republic
C) Equality, Liberty, Justice
D) Fundamental Rights
*Which one of the following is a nominal authority in India? ( )
A) Prime minister
B) President
C) Chairman
D) Chief secretary
*The major changes in Constitution were made in the year ..... ( )
A) 1960's
B) 1970's
C) 1950's
D) 2000's
*The chairman of the Drafting committee was
( )
A) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B) K.M. Munshi
C) B.R. Ambedkar
D) Nehru
*The draft Constitution consists of articles and schedules. ( )
A) 8 and 395
B) 395 and 8
C) 350 and 8
D) 300 and 10
*The importance of 26th November, 1949 ....... ( )
A) The constitution work has began
B) The constitution assembly first meeting was held
C) The constitution was approved
D) The constitution came into force
*Which among the following is not a feature of the Indian Constitution ( )
A) Parliamentary form of Government
B) Federal form of Government
C) Dual citizenship
D) Written constitution
*The preamble of the constitution of India declares India to be a .........( )
A) Sovereign, Democratic, Republic
B) Sovereign, Society, Democratic Republic
C) Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
D) None of the above
*Which of the following emphasised that too much centralisation of power leads to Dictatorship ( )
A) Nehru
B) D.S. Seth
C) Gandhiji
D) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
*It is one of the main features of the True Federal State ( )
A) Supreme Court can overrule the judgment of state level courts
B) Supreme Court can not overrule the judgment of the state level courts
C) Uniformity in civil and criminal laws
D) B and C
*Puna Pact was signed by ( )
A) Gandhi -Ambedkar
B) Gandhi - Nehru
C) Nehru -Ambedkar
D) Ambedkar -Vallabhai Patel
*Which of the following is not correct related to parliamentary type of Democracy ( )
i) President enjoys real powers
ii) President does not enjoy real powers
iii) President rules the Nation
iv) President appoints the Prime Minister
A) i, ii, iv
B) ii, iii, iv
C) i, iii
D) i, ii, iii
*The present President of India is .... ( )
A) Narendra Modi
B) Ramnath Covind
C) Venkaiah Naidu
D) Chandrashekhar
*The type of government system in America is ( )
A) Parliamentary System
B) Presidential type of Democracy
C) Monarchy System
D) Unitary type of Democracy
*Secular state means....... ( )
A) A country which has official religion
B) A country which is neutral in religious matters
C) A country which has religious tolerance
D) A country that ban all the religions
11. Sustainable Development With Equity (PART - B)
11.Sustainable Development With Equity (Part-B)
*Choose the correct Answers:
*Long term damage to environment is caused when .....(TS March 2024) ( )
(A) Waste output exceeds the limit of Sink function
(B) Soil is conserved
(C) Aquifers get recharged
(D) Waste output does not exceed the limit of a Sink function
*This is not the cause for reducing fertility of the soil (TS April 2023) ( )
A) Unscientific use of chemical fertilizers.
B) Excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides.
C) Improper utilisation of natural resources.
D) Use of organic fertilizers.
*The state that banned use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is..... (TS May 2022) ( )
A) Sikkim
B) Kerala
C) Tamil Nadu
D) Telangana
*The movement that has developed the idea of sustainable development is.... (TS May 2022) ( )
A) Narmada Bachao Andolan
B) Meira Paibi movement
C) Punjab agitation
D) Greenpeace movement
*The main aim of Chipko Movement is (June 2017) ( )
A) Protection of animals
B) Construction of dams
C) Food security
D) Protection of trees
*Narmada Bachão Andolan (NBA) is .........
(March 2017) ( )
A) Environmental movement
B) Economic movement
C) Political movement
D) Water movement
*The Supreme Court held that one of the following of the Constitution includes the right of pollution free water and air for full enjoyment of life. (March 2017) ( )
A) Political right
B) Legal right
C) Right to life
D) Directive principles
*Use of fertilizers and pesticides are banned in this state. (June 2016) ( )
A) Kerala
B) Karnataka
C) Maharashtra
D) Sikkim
*This is the Social indicator of development ( )
A) Per capita income
B) GDP
C) Education
D) GNP
*Book written by Rachel Carson is.... ( )
A) Summer Spring
B) Winter spring
C) Silent Spring
D) Horror Spring
*First state to adopt organic farming ( )
A) Rajasthan
B) Sikkim
C) Maharashtra
D) Arunachal Pradesh
*This is not the characteristic of feature of traditional farming ( )
A) Crop rotation
B) Not usage of chemical fertilizers
C) Only one crop
D) Pest control
10. Food Security (PART -B)
10. Food Security
*Choose the correct Answers:
*Availability of food grains per person per day .... (TS March 2024) ( )
(A) (Availability of food grains for the year × Population)÷365
(B) (Availability of food grains for the year ÷ Population)/365
(C) (Availability of food grains for the year – Population)/365
(D) (Availability of food grains for the year ÷ Population)×365
*Examples of cereals is ...... (TS Aug 2022) ( )
A) Jowar
B) Ragi
C) Bajra
D) Wheat
*National food security Act legalises the people’s right to ...... (TS Aug 2022) ( )
A) Work
B) Food
C) Education
D) Information
*As per 2013 National Food Security Act, which of the following legalised (TS May 2022) ( )
A) Cultivation of crops
B) Right to Work
C) Right to Food
D) Job security
*Which of the following is related to public distribution system? (TS May 2022) ( )
A) Self Help Group
B) Banks
C) Fair price shops
D) Rythu Bazar
*This is related to Public Distribution System .......(TS June 2019) ( )
A) Co-operative Banks
B) Rythu bazar
C) Ration shop
D) Self help groups (SHG)
*This is done by food corporation of India (TS Mar 2019) ( )
A) Procurement of food grains
B) Declaration of minimum support file
C) Supply of seeds to the farmers
D) Allocation of funds to agriculture
*National food security Act legalises the people’s right to ...... (TS March 2018) ( )
A) Vote
B) Work
C) Job security
D) Food
*One of the following is not a coarse cereal (TS March 2017) ( )
A) Jowar
B) Ragi
C) Bajra
D) Wheat
*An example to good proteins in the following is/are..,....... (TS March 2017) ( )
A) Dals
B) Jowar
C) Ragi
D) Sugar
*This is related to PDS ...(TS March 2015) ( )
A) Self Help Groups (SHG)
B) Banks
C) Rythu Bazaar
D) Ration shop
*The stock of food grains mainly weed and rice is procured by the government through ........(TS March 2015) ( )
A) BCCI
B) DCI
C) FCI
D) FCCI
*Poor families in different states procure food grains from ( )
A) PDS
B) MNC’S
C) Retail outlets
D) None
*Minimum support price is decided by........ ( )
A) Farmers
B) Government
C) Mediators
D) Traders
*The scheme that is being implemented to solve the problem of malnutrition is the ( )
A) Integrated child welfare scheme
B) System of organising toilets
C) Swach Bharat programme
D) Mid-day meals programme
*In the process of increasing food grain production, following one is very important
to ensure. ( )
A) Prices
B) Not to damage natural resources
C) Wastage of food grains
D) Imports
*This not followed to increase the yield in food grains ( )
A) Planting drought resistant crops as per local conditions
B) water - harvesting
C) Crop rotation
D) Crop insurance
*Recommended food intake per day in urban areas and in rural areas is ( )
A) 2100, 2400 kilo calories respectively
B) 2400, 2100 kilo calories respectively
C) 2200, 2300 kilo calories respectively
D) 2300, 2400 kilo calories respectively
*The are important means for people to access food grains in India ( )
A) Corporate agencies
B) Kirana shops
C) Ration shops
D) Industries
*The Indian government came out with a new law that legalises peoples right ( )
A) Right to Information
B) Right to Education
C) Right to Food Security
D) Right to Work
*The calories to be taken by the urban people in a day are ( )
A) 2100
B) 2200
C) 2300
D) 2400
*The important aspect in the mid-day meals programme because of the judiciary instructions is that ( )
A) Warm food should be prepared at the schools
B) Priority should be given to the women who do not have any other source of income
C) Nutritional valves should be maintained
D) All of these
*This is not a ‘nutri-cereal’ .......... ( )
A) Jowar
B) Ragi
C) Bajra
D) Wheat
*NIN stands for ........... ( )
A) National Institute of Nutrition
B) National information centre for Nutrition
C) Nice Institute of Nutrition
D) Nagaland Institute of nutrition
*These are for the protection and ensure the working of many vital systems of the body.( )
A) vitamins
B) minerals
C) proteins
D) carbohydrates
*To examine the nutritional status of children, the measurements of these are needed ( )
A) height and weight
B) colour
C) IQ
D) vocabulary
*Antyodaya card holders are entitled to get .......... food grains per month their family ( )
A) 25 kgs
B) 35 kgs
C) 45 kgs
D) 15 kgs
*Which of the following called as a fine cereals ( )
A) Jowar, Bajra
B) Rice and Wheat
C) Ragi, Bajra
D) Maize and Jowar
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