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Chapter 3 - The Making of a Global World – Class 10 History - Test Yourself (CBSE)

๐Ÿ“ Test Yourself

This section contains 50 active recall questions to test your understanding without seeing answers first. Attempt all questions honestly, then check your score. Perfect for self-assessment before exams.

๐Ÿ“‹ Instructions

Attempt all questions without looking at answers
Write your answers on paper or mentally
Score 1 mark for each correct answer
Check answers only after completing all questions
Target: Score at least 40/50 (80%)

Active Recall Questions (1 Mark Each)

Answer questions 1-50. Questions 1-30: Fill in blanks, 31-40: One word, 41-50: True/False.

  1. Silk routes connected __________ with the West.
  2. __________ carried goods from China to the Roman Empire.
  3. __________ was the disease that killed many native Americans.
  4. The Portuguese and Spanish conquest of America began in the __________ century.
  5. __________ were the original inhabitants of America.
  6. Africa's prosperity declined due to the __________ trade.
  7. Indentured labourers worked on __________ plantations.
  8. __________ was the main destination for Indian indentured labourers.
  9. The First World War was fought between __________.
  10. The Great Depression began in __________.
  11. __________ was the president of USA during the Great Depression.
  12. Bretton Woods Conference established __________ and __________.
  13. G-77 was a group of __________ countries.
  14. __________ is known as the architect of India's planned economy.
  15. __________ disease spread through trade routes in the 14th century.
  16. The 'Corn Laws' were abolished in __________.
  17. Rinderpest arrived in Africa in the __________.
  18. __________ countries imposed loans and trade restrictions on poorer nations.
  19. __________ is an example of a multinational corporation.
  20. The post-war economic system is known as the __________ system.
  21. __________ was the most devastating famine in Bengal.
  22. Global agricultural economy was transformed by __________ and __________.
  23. Indian entrepreneurs in Africa were known as __________.
  24. __________ was the main export from India to Britain in the 19th century.
  25. Britain borrowed from __________ banks during World War I.
  26. __________ was established to finance post-war reconstruction.
  27. __________ was the leader of the non-aligned movement.
  28. __________ countries faced debt crises in the 1980s.
  29. The 'Great Depression' lasted from __________ to __________.
  30. __________ was the movement of people from Europe to America.
  31. What food traveled from America to Europe?
  32. Which metal attracted Europeans to South America?
  33. Name the system of labor where workers are bound by contract.
  34. Which war caused massive economic transformation globally?
  35. What was the main reason for abolishing Corn Laws?
  36. Which animal disease affected African livelihoods?
  37. Name the international trade organization formed after WWII.
  38. Which country faced the Great Bengal Famine?
  39. What is the movement of capital, goods and people across nations called?
  40. Which city hosted the Bretton Woods Conference?
  41. Silk routes existed only on land. (True/False)
  42. Potatoes were introduced to Europe from America. (True/False)
  43. Africa benefited economically from the slave trade. (True/False)
  44. Indentured labourers were mainly from China to Caribbean. (True/False)
  45. The Great Depression affected only the USA. (True/False)
  46. IMF and World Bank were established at Bretton Woods. (True/False)
  47. G-77 demanded a New International Economic Order. (True/False)
  48. MNCs operate only in their home countries. (True/False)
  49. Rinderpest was a plant disease. (True/False)
  50. Britain was the world's leading economy in the 19th century. (True/False)

๐Ÿ“Š Answer Key & Scoring

PART A Answers (Questions 1-30):

  1. Asia/China
  2. Silk
  3. Smallpox
  4. 15th
  5. Native Americans/Amerindians
  6. slave
  7. sugar
  8. Caribbean islands
  9. Allies and Central Powers
  10. 1929
  11. Franklin D. Roosevelt
  12. IMF and World Bank
  13. developing
  14. Jawaharlal Nehru
  15. Plague/Black Death
  16. 1846
  17. 1890s
  18. Developed
  19. Ford/McDonald's/etc.
  20. Bretton Woods
  21. 1943 Bengal Famine
  22. technology and capital
  23. diaspora
  24. cotton textiles
  25. US
  26. World Bank
  27. Jawaharlal Nehru
  28. Latin American
  29. 1929, 1939
  30. Migration

PART B Answers (Questions 31-40):

  1. Potato
  2. Silver
  3. Indentured
  4. World War I
  5. Industrialization
  6. Rinderpest
  7. WTO/GATT
  8. India
  9. Globalization
  10. New Hampshire

PART C Answers (Questions 41-50):

  1. False
  2. True
  3. False
  4. False
  5. False
  6. True
  7. True
  8. False
  9. False
  10. True
Your Score Performance Level Recommended Action
45-50 Outstanding Ready for board exam
40-44 Excellent Minor revision needed
35-39 Good Revise weak areas
30-34 Average Re-study chapter
Below 30 Needs Improvement Start from NCERT basics

๐Ÿ’ก Active Recall Benefits

Forgets 70% less: Active recall is 50% more effective than passive reading
Identifies gaps: Clearly shows what you don't know
Builds confidence: Regular testing reduces exam anxiety
Improves retention: Retrieval practice strengthens memory
Exam simulation: Prepares you for actual test conditions

Pro Tip: Attempt this test once a week until you consistently score 45+. This ensures long-term retention.