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This Class 6 Social practice test page helps students generate a quick social exam from sample questions. It is useful for history, geography, civics, and general social studies revision.
Class 6 Social Practice Test sample questions
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1. What is latitude and longitude? 2. Name the major physical divisions of India. 3. What is government? Why is it needed? 4. What was the Indus Valley Civilization? 5. What is diversity? Give one example. 6. Name the major mountain ranges of India. 7. What is the difference between a kingdom and a republic? 8. Who was Ashoka? Why is he important in Indian history? 9. Define equator and prime meridian. 10. Name three early human activities. 11. What is the role of the gram panchayat? 12. Name any two early empires of India. 13. Why is the sun considered a star? 14. Define solar system in one sentence. 15. Name two important rivers of South India.
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Answer key & quick explanations
Short answers for the sample questions above. Use this to self-check before generating a fresh AI-built mock test.
- Latitude and longitude: Latitudes are imaginary east-west lines parallel to the equator; longitudes run north-south from pole to pole.
- Major physical divisions of India: Himalayas, Northern Plains, Peninsular Plateau, Coastal Plains, Islands, Thar Desert.
- What is government and why needed: An organised body that makes and enforces laws to maintain order, provide services and protect citizens.
- Indus Valley Civilization: Ancient civilisation (around 2500 BCE) along the Indus river with planned cities like Harappa and Mohenjo-daro.
- Diversity with example: Variety in language, religion, culture; e.g. India has many languages and festivals.
- Major mountain ranges: Himalayas, Aravalli, Vindhya, Satpura, Western and Eastern Ghats.
- Kingdom vs republic: Kingdom is ruled by a hereditary king; in a republic the head of state is elected.
- Who was Ashoka: Mauryan emperor (3rd century BCE) who embraced Buddhism after the Kalinga war and spread peace.
- Equator and prime meridian: Equator (0° lat) divides Earth into N and S hemispheres; Prime Meridian (0° long) divides into E and W.
- Three early human activities: Hunting, gathering and fishing.
- Role of gram panchayat: Looks after village development – sanitation, water, roads, schools.
- Two early empires of India: Mauryan and Gupta empires.
- Why sun is a star: Because it is a giant ball of hot, glowing gas that produces its own light and heat.
- Solar system: The Sun and all the celestial bodies (planets, moons, asteroids) bound to it by gravity.
- Two rivers of South India: Krishna and Godavari (also Kaveri).
Class 6 Social chapters covered
Typical NCERT / board-syllabus chapters this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any chapter below to generate a focused chapter-wise mock test.
- History – What, Where, How and When?
- From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food
- In the Earliest Cities
- What Books and Burials Tell Us
- Kingdoms, Kings and an Early Republic
- New Questions and Ideas (Buddha & Mahavira)
- Ashoka, the Emperor Who Gave Up War
- Geography – The Earth in the Solar System
- Globe – Latitudes and Longitudes
- Motions of the Earth
- Maps
- Major Domains of the Earth
- Civics – Understanding Diversity
- Diversity and Discrimination
- Local Government – Panchayati Raj and Municipality
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