NCERT Class 12 Political Science Contemporary World Politics Full Book Test Mock Test
This full-book test draws 28 questions from every one of the 7 chapters in the NCERT Class 12 Contemporary World Politics textbook, in chapter order. Chapter tests tell you whether you remember a chapter you have just read; this one tells you what survives once the whole book is behind you, which is the harder and more useful question. Every item is set from the book text and carries a full explanation, so a wrong answer points you back to the exact chapter to revise. Use it as a revision check before school exams, or as a base-building drill if you are preparing for UPSC, SSC or a state PCS, where NCERT is the standard starting text. No negative marking.
Duration
28 mins
Questions
28 MCQs
Total Marks
28 pts
Negative
0 per wrong
Topics Covered in This Paper
Sample Questions
Q1.The group of east European countries whose political and economic systems were modelled after the USSR was called:
- AThe North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, led by the Soviet Union
- BThe First World, led by the Soviet Union against the capitalist states
- CThe Commonwealth of Independent States, held together by a common currency
- DThe Second World or socialist bloc, held together by the military alliance known as the Warsaw Pact
Q2.The third consequence was the emergence of many new countries with their own aspirations, among which:
- ANone of the new countries established ties outside the former Soviet space
- BThe Baltic and east European states wanted to join the European Union and NATO, while the Central Asian countries wanted to use their geographical location to continue close ties with Russia and also establish ties with the West, the US and China
- CAll the new countries sought immediate membership of the Warsaw Pact
- DThe Central Asian countries sought to join the European Union while the Baltic states stayed with Russia
Q3.During the Cold War era the Soviet Union assisted India economically by:
- AFinancing India's consumer goods industries rather than its public sector
- BProviding India with loans repayable only in foreign exchange
- CGiving aid and technical assistance for steel plants like Bhilai, Bokaro and Visakhapatnam and machinery plants like Bharat Heavy Electricals, and accepting Indian currency for trade when India was short of foreign exchange
- DSetting up private industries in India under Soviet ownership
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