Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 9 (SSC) · History-Political Science (इतिहास-राज्यशास्त्र)
Chapter: Chapter 15 — Chapter 15: India and Other Countries
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does India focus on with South Asian neighbours? [1]
(A) Trade, security, regional cooperation
(B) Only military conflict
(C) Only isolation
(D) No relationship at all
2. What major powers does India have relations with? [1]
(A) United States, Russia, China
(B) Only Europe
(C) No major powers
(D) Only small nations
3. What characterises these relationships? [1]
(A) A mix of cooperation and competition
(B) Only conflict
(C) Only complete cooperation
(D) No interaction at all
4. What does India advocate for internationally? [1]
(A) Interests of developing nations
(B) Only its own interests exclusively
(C) No specific interests
(D) Only wealthy nations' interests
5. What has increased India's international role? [1]
(A) Growing economic and diplomatic influence
(B) Decreasing influence
(C) No change in influence
(D) Isolation from world affairs
6. Where does India participate to promote cooperation? [1]
(A) International forums
(B) Nowhere
(C) Only domestic forums
(D) Only regional forums
7. What is India now significant in? [1]
(A) Global governance
(B) No significant role
(C) Only local governance
(D) Only regional governance
8. Why learn about India's international relations? [1]
(A) To understand India's global role
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does India focus on with South Asian neighbours? [1]
(A) Trade, security, regional cooperation
(B) Only military conflict
(C) Only isolation
(D) No relationship at all
10. What major powers does India have relations with? [1]
(A) United States, Russia, China
(B) Only Europe
(C) No major powers
(D) Only small nations
11. What characterises these relationships? [1]
(A) A mix of cooperation and competition
(B) Only conflict
(C) Only complete cooperation
(D) No interaction at all
12. What does India advocate for internationally? [1]
(A) Interests of developing nations
(B) Only its own interests exclusively
(C) No specific interests
(D) Only wealthy nations' interests
13. What has increased India's international role? [1]
(A) Growing economic and diplomatic influence
(B) Decreasing influence
(C) No change in influence
(D) Isolation from world affairs
14. Where does India participate to promote cooperation? [1]
(A) International forums
(B) Nowhere
(C) Only domestic forums
(D) Only regional forums
15. What is India now significant in? [1]
(A) Global governance
(B) No significant role
(C) Only local governance
(D) Only regional governance
16. Why learn about India's international relations? [1]
(A) To understand India's global role
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests