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CBSE Class 8 Social Studies Worksheet

Civics - Public facilities

1.
State Yes or No: Whereas people in slums have to make do with less than 120 litres a day per person (one bucket), people living in luxury hotels may consume as much as 1,600 litres (80 buckets) of water per day.
2.
What are the characteristics of Public facilities?
3.
Who provide land and funds for setting up the services, whereas maintenance costs are sometimes financed through user charges?
4.
Fill in the blanks: ____________ are the most important forms of public transport over short distances 
5.
Fill in the blanks: More recently, in 2007, the ____________ High Court restated this while hearing a case based on a letter written by a villager of Mahbubnagar district on the contamination of drinking water 
6.
State Yes or No: The supply of electricity to an area can be useful for many people, farmers can run pumpsets to irrigate their fields.
A) true B) false
7.
State Yes or No: Local authorities provide land and funds for setting up the services, whereas maintenance costs are sometimes financed through user charges.
8.
State Yes or No: Cities saw huge protests, with riots breaking out in places like Bolivia, forcing the government to take back the service from private hands.
9.
Fill in the blanks: There are things like electricity, public transport, schools and ____________ are known as public facilities 
10.
Fill in the blanks: The middle class, when faced with ____________, are able to cope with a variety of private means such as digging borewells, buying water from tankers and using bottled water for drinking 
11.
State Yes or No: Official figures for 2001 show that 78 percent of the households in India have access to drinking water and about 36 percent have access to sanitation (toilet facilities within the premises of residence).
12.
State Yes or No: There should be universal access to water.
A) true B) false
13.
What is the main source of revenue for the government?
14.
Fill in the blanks: In Chennai, the department has taken several initiatives for harvesting ____________ to increase the level of groundwater 
15.
What is the important characteristic of a public facility?
16.
State Yes or No: A shortage of municipal water is often taken as a sign of the failure of the government.
17.
Fill in the blanks: Private facility is not available to all at an ____________ rate 
18.
Fill in the blanks: Any modern ____________ requires that these facilities are provided so that peoples basic needs are met 
19.
Explain public facilities.
20.
Fill in the blanks: The responsibility to provide ____________, of the government 

CBSE Class 8 Social Studies Worksheet

Civics - Public facilities

Answers

1.
Choice 2
2.
The benefits of the public facility can be shared by many people. Government schools enable many children to get educated. The supply of electricity is essential for all households. Farmers can run pump sets to irrigate their fields; people open small workshops that run on electricity. Public transport help people commute at an affordable price. Public parks and libraries provide recreation for the citizens. Health care and sanitation are essential for a healthy life.
3.
Local authorities provide land and funds for setting up the services, whereas maintenance costs are sometimes financed through user charges. 
4.
Buses
5.
Andhra Pradesh
6.
Option A

7.
Choice 1
8.
Choice 1
9.
Colleges
10.
Water shortages
11.
Choice 2
12.
Option A

13.
 The main source of revenue for the government is the taxes collected from the people, and the government is empowered to collect these taxes and use them for such programmes. 
14.
Rain water
15.
The important characteristic of a public facility is that once it is provided, its benefits can be shared by many people. 
16.
Choice 1
17.
Affordable
18.
Society
19.
Sanitation is necessary so as to avoid contamination 
20.
Public facilities

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