Question Answers For All Chapters – History Class 9
Exercise
1. (A) Choose the correct option from the given options and complete the statements.
1. The National Archives of India is situated at ……..
- (b) New Delhi
2. The …………… is included among the Audio-Visual media.
- (b) Television
3. ………. is not included in physical sources.
- (d) Proverbs
1. (B) Identify and write the wrong pair:
Person | Specialty | Correct or Incorrect? |
---|---|---|
Jal Cooper | Philatelist | ✅ Correct |
Kusumagraj | Poet | ✅ Correct |
Anna Bhau Sathe | A people’s bard | ✅ Correct |
Amar Shaikh | Art collector | ❌ Incorrect (He was a poet and folk singer) |
2. Write short notes on :
(1) Written Sources:
- Written sources include newspapers, books, periodicals, government records, and archives. They provide important information about history, politics, culture, and society. Newspapers like Press Trust of India (PTI) help in preserving historical events and facts for future study.
(2) Press Trust of India (PTI):
- PTI was started in 1953 and supplies news, articles, and photos to different newspapers. It uses satellite technology to send news quickly. PTI is an important source for studying modern history, as it records national and international events.
3. Explain the following statements with reasons:
(1) The postal department tries to preserve the heritage and integrity of Indian culture through postage stamps.
Answers : The Indian Postal Department issues postage stamps featuring great leaders, historical events, and cultural symbols. These stamps help people learn about India’s history and traditions. By printing special stamps for festivals, national achievements, and famous personalities, the postal department helps in preserving and promoting India’s heritage.
(2) Audio-visual media are an important source for writing the history of modern India.
Answers : Television, radio, films, and the internet provide videos and reports of historical events. They help in understanding freedom movements, elections, wars, and social changes. Channels like Doordarshan and History TV record events as they happen, making audio-visual media a valuable source for modern history.
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