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(Download) CBSE Class-12 Sample Paper And Marking Scheme 2017-18 : Heritage Craft

Heritage Crafts (Code No- 070)
Sample Question Paper 2017-18
Class – XII

General Instructions:

• The question paper consists of three sections A, B and C.
• All sections are compulsory.
• Separate instructions are given with each section and question wherever necessary. Read these instructions carefully and follow them.

Section –A

Answer the following- (1x5 = 5 marks)
1. Define Khadi.
2. Name two famous craft museums in India.
3. Who are Kumbkaar?
4. Name two famous personalities who played key role in development of traditional craft.
5. Name the state famous for Brocade Jamadani.

Answer the following in not more than 80-100 words each. (3x4 = 12 marks)
6. Explain the idea of Gandhiji’s self sufficient village. Do you think its possible to realize this idea in India today? Support your argument with examples.
7. How the valley of Kashmir economy flourished during 1600 to 1860?
8. How the craft person solves the problem of society while designing craft production.
9. What are the reasons the traditional crafts persons had to switch over from traditional raw materials to her materials?

Answer the following in not more than 100-120 words each. (5x3 = 15 marks)
10. Colonialism transformed India from craft producer to a supplier of raw material. Write a short description of this change.
11. Presentation packaging and small information about each product will boost the sale in the market. Justify youranswer.
12. How to craft museums widen the awareness of craft and tradition skills for the general public. What changes would you like to make it more popular.
OR
Explain the idea of Gandhiji’s self sufficient village. Do you think its possible to realize this idea in India today? Support your arguments with examples.

Answer the following in not more than 150-200 words. (8x1 = 8 marks)
13. To attract tourist for Indian, craft what measure one will key in mind while producing products?
OR
Contribution of Smt. Kamla Devi Chattopadhay in the revival of Handicraft and Handloom of India.

Section – B

Describe each of the following in not more than 300 words. (10x2 = 20 marks)
14. Develop your own strategy for the survival ofa craft of your locality in the age of globalization.
OR
Describe how you would set up a museum corner for your school utilizing local crafts and strategy to attract public.

15. Based on the study of a craft communitynear your neighbourhood and document their access to education, health, resources and facilities of material. How lack of mentioned above is affecting their production of craft. What are the measures you suggest to improve their condition.
OR
Why are design and technical development is so important for the survival of the craft sector.

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General Instructions:
(i) All the eight questions are compulsory which carry equal marks.
(ii) Answers to be written for question nos.1 and 2 in about200 words each. Question nos.6, 7 and 8 are objective type.

1. How did the Indian Painters and Sculptors contribute to the National Freedom Movements? Describe in detail with appropriate examples?

2. Appreciate any of the following contemporary (modern) Indian Graphic print duly based on its

(a) Name of the graphic-artist

(b) Medium & technique

(c) Subject – matter and (d) composition:
(1) Children
(2) Of walls
(3) Whirl pool

3. Which human life-values are expressed in any of the following miniature paintings?
Explain in short:
(a) Bharat Meets Rama at Chitrakuta(Rajasthani School)
(b) Cosmic Dance of Shiva (Pahari School)

4. How far has its painter been successful in depicting the subject-matter of any of the following? Substantiate your answer with suitable examples:
(1) Krishna Lifting Mount Grovardhana(Mughal School)
(2) HazratNizamuddinAuliya and Amir Khusro (Deccan School)

5. Why do you like or dislike the paintings of the Bengal School included in your course of study? Give your appropriate reasons in short.

6. Mention the name of any two graphic-artists, two sculptors and a painter of the contemporary (modern) Indian Art included in your course of study, who are very important in your view.

7. Mention the names of any five painters of the Rajasthani and Pahari School of Miniature Painting included in your course of study.

8. Mention the titles of any five Mughal and Deccani miniature paintings included in your course of study.

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SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER
GRAPHIC DESIGN (Theory)
Class XII (2017-18)

TIME: 3 HOURS

MAX. MARKS: 70
General Instructions
1. The question paper is divided into two section A and B.
2. Section A is theory part based on the textbook and is of 40 marks.
3. Section B is Application Based. This is of 20 marks
4. Student will have to attempt 20 questions in all. Some questions have internal choice.

Note: Student need to carry pencil colours& Sketch pens for application based answers.

Section A

Q.N. Answer the following questions in three to five sentences each. (1x5=5)
1 What is Teleology?
2 What is Thumbnail?
3 What do you understand with the term Aesthetic?
4 Define Design Brief?
5 What are the two major categories of Digital Images?
OR
What are Scanners?
Answer the following questions in 80-100 words each. (3x4=12)
6 Describe Design process?
7 Drawing plays an important part in graphic design. Describe its importance.
8 What do you understand by warm and cool colour?
9 What is Digital Image editing?
OR
Newspaper is playing an important role in our lives and has many advantages. Describe few of
them.
Answer the following questions in 100-120 words each. (5x3=15)
10 Layout enhances the usual appearance of design. Describe the different type of layout.
11 What is corporate social responsibility?
12 Radio is an important electronic media. Evaluate its advantages and disadvantages.
OR
Television and outdoor mediums are so popular among masses. Differentiate between them.
Answer the following questions in 150-200 words each. (8x1=8)
13 Graphic Design can be a game changer in the contemporary scenario. Justify this statement.
OR
Creativity is the backbone of any Graphic Design. Describe creativity and its processes in graphic design.

Section B

Answer the following questions. (3x4=12)
14 Take 3 circles, make a design within a box of 2”x2” and colour it.
OR
Make a slogan on ‘Save Girl Child’ and write it in San Serif Style.
15 By using primary colours, make a pattern design within a circle of diameter 4”.
16 Take first two letters of your name and compose a design within a rectangle of 4”x3” &colour with 2 colours only.
17 Design a logo for ‘Swatchh Bharat Abhiyan’ with black colour within a size of 3”x3”.

Answer the following questions. (5x2=10)
18 Make a poster on ‘Anti- Corruption’ with suitable graphic’s within a size of 5”x7” & Justify the concept.
19 What is the role of website in todays lives? Design a suitable webpage layout for ‘Mobile Phone Company’.
OR
What is the role of magazine in our lives? Design a cover page for ‘India Today’ with colours.

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General Instructions:

• There are 22 general questions.
• Questions No. 1 – 7 are very short-answer questions carrying 1 mark each. Answer to each of these questions should not exceed 40 words.
• Questions No. 8 – 13 are short-answer questions carrying 3 marks each. Answer to each of these questions should not exceed 80 – 100 words.
• Questions No. 14 – 20 are long-answer questions carrying 5 marks each. Answer to each of these questions should not exceed 150 words.
• Questions No. 21 – 22 are related to identification or locating and labelling of geographical features on maps, carrying 5 marks each. Outline maps of the World and India provided to you must be attached within your answer-book.
• Use of templates or stencils for drawing outline maps is allowed.
• All questions are compulsory.

1. Give two reasons for unfavourable sex ratio in the world. ½+½=1

2. What is Digital Divide? 1

3. What are administrative towns? State one example from India? ½+½=1

4. Explain the term market gardening. 1

5. Explain the term ‘Golden Quadrilateral’. ½+½=1

6. What is meant by balance of Trade? 1

7. Mention any two cultural activities that are responsible for water pollution in India. ½+½=1 

8. “There is a direct dependence of human beings on nature for resources which sustain them”. Justify the statement in the light of environmental determinism. 3x1=3

9. Why are sugar mills located within the cane producing regions? Explain any three reasons. 3

10. Discuss the problems associated with urban settlements in developing countries. 3x1=3

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SAMPLE PAPER
2017-18

Time Allowed: 3 hours

Maximum Marks: 70

Questions/ Expected Value Points 

1. Differentiate between capital budget and cash budget. 1
Ans. Capital budget is used to determine whether an organisation’s long term investment plans are worth pursuing, whereas cash budget determines when income will be sufficient to cover expenses and when the company will need to seek outside financing.

2. Gupta ltd., are the manufacturers of sports motorcycles. They want to manufacture low cost scooters using latest technology. For financing the project they have estimated a capital requirement of Rs. 50 lakhs. The company wants to finance the project by borrowing from a financial institution. Name any two financial institutions they can approach for the same. 1
Ans. Industrial Development Bank of India; Small Industries Development Bank of India; Industrial Finance Corporation of India; Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India (Any two)

3.Naveen owns a 10 room building near Indira Gandhi International Airport. He wants to start a guest house there because he knows that many visitors require low cost accommodation near the airport. State two things that he has to ensure before opting or this opportunity. 1
Ans.

• To ensure that there is a good market for the service
• The rate of return on the investment is attractive

4. Give the meaning of a ‘Joint Hindu Family Business’. 1
Ans. It is a business which is owned, managed and controlled by the male members of a Joint Hindu Family.

5. What is a trade mark? 1
Ans. It is a recognizable sign, design or expression which distinguished products or services of a particular trade from the similar products or services of other traders.

6. List any four advantages of Employees Stock Option Plan. 2
Ans. Higher Efficiency; Low labour turnover; Better industrial locations; Low flotation cost; Wider higher generation of funds (Any four)

7. Ritu has completed her B.tech in textile designing. She wants to start a ready made garments manufacturing unit. She wants to manufacture trendy garments for children below the age of one year. She approached a popular trend spotter to help her with the same. The trend spotter demanded Rs. 2,00,000 from Ritu to help her. Looking at the high fee demanded, she decided to do the trendspotting by herself. She decided to identify the trend by talking to the parents of the newly born.
Explain the method that Ritu adopted to spot the trend. 2
Ans. Talk Trends: talking to people is equally important trend spotting activity which helps the entrepreneur to get inputs on the needs of the customer. This can be done both online and offline.

8. The first step in the creative process is ‘Idea germination’. Explain the next step that follows. 2
Ans. Preparation: on the basis of the idea generated the entrepreneur starts looking for the

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(Download) CBSE Class-12 Sample Paper And Marking Scheme 2017-18 : Fashion Studies

Sample Question Paper
Subject: Fashion Studies
Class: XII
Session 2017-18

Time: 3hours

M.M.70

General Instructions:
1. There are four sections in the question paper A, B, C and D. Section A contains 7 questions of 1 mark each. Section B is of 8 questions of 2 marks each. Section C is of 9 questions of 3 marks each and section D is of 4 questions of 5 marks each.

2. All questions are compulsory.

3. There is no overall choice. However, an internal choice has been provided in one question of 2 marks, one question of 3 marks and all four questions of 5 marks weightage. Attempt only one of the choices in such questions.

Section-A [7x1=7]

Q1. What does the term ‘scarification’ refer to? 1
a. Body incision in delicate pattern
b. Permanent change in the body colour
c. Rubbing rice powder in a wound

Q2. Write a use of seam ripper as a pattern making tool. 1

Q3. Why balancing of skirt hem is important? 1

Q4. Give French term for ‘high class dressmaking’. 1

Q5. How is cargo pants characterized? 1

Q6. What is mercerized cotton? 1

Q7. How is the position of first buttonhole decided on a shirt placket? 1

Section-B [2x8=16]

Q8. Elaborate the following terms: 2
a. Indiennes
b. Kachcha

Q9. Costumes in movies have influenced many commercial designers and manufacturers to capitalize on the ‘style wave’. Identify and write the name of any two movies and the distinctive style of costume for which they are popular. 2

Q10. Answer the following questions: [1+1=2]
a) Name two visionaries who contributed in terms of textile and crafts revival during 1970s.
b) Ritu Kumar is a pioneer of fashion for research and application of two specific techniques. Name them.

Q11. How will you take following measurements on a dress form? [1+1=2]
a. Full sleeve length
b. Shoulder blade

Q12. Show a step to convert basic bodice block into sleeveless bodice, with a help of neat figure. 2

Q13. Outline the two ways practiced by Japan in order to capture the World market. 2

Q14. Write difference between shaped facing and bias facing. 2

Q15. Write a method which can take care of shrinkage and color bleeding in cotton fabric. 2
Or
How right side of the following fabrics is identified?
a. Smooth fabrics
b. Textured fabrics

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Soalan 1

(i) Baca petikan di bawah dengan teliti, kemudian jawab soalan yang berikutnya.(5 Markah)

Gambus merupakan alat muzik tradisional dari negara Timur Tengah yang kini sangat terkenal di Malaysia. Alunannya cukup mengasyikkan apabila mengiringi muzik tradisional yang lain seperti Zapin dan Ghazal serta mampu memukau sesiapa yang mendengarnya.Gambus atau dikenali sebagai Qanbus ini berasal dari Yemen yang mempunyai bentuk tirus,memanjang, serta lebih kecil jika dibandingkan dengan Oud. Oud turut dimainkan dalam
muzik Ghazal mahupun Zapin, mempunyai saiz lebih pendek, mempunyai struktur seakanakan buah pear serta mempunyai lubang padan badan yang besar seperti gitar.

Berbanding Oud, gambus menggunakan kulit binatang seperti kambing pada permukaannya. Bunyinya pula seakan-akan sama tetapi ciri kedua-dua alat muzik ini secara fizikalnya memang berbeza-beza. Keadaan ini menyebabkan alat muzik Oud sering dianggap gambus di sesetengah tempat. Selain Oud dan gambus, terdapat pelbagai lagi alat muzik bertali seperti ini digunakan di negara timur tengah seperti Buzok (Syria) Saz dan Cumbus (Turki), Lavta (Greece dan Turki), Setar (Iran), Barbat (Mesir) dan beberapa lagi alat muzik bertali yang dirujuk sebagai gambus.

Alat-alat muzik ini dipercayai telah dicipta, dimainkan sejak keturunan keempat Nabi Adam a.s. dan menjadi mitos popular yang diketahui secara meluas. Malah, jika kita perhatikan, terdapat ukiran figura orang sedang bermain gambus di dinding piramid semasa kerajaan Mesir kuno menjadi mercu tanda tamadun awal manusia. Mungkin alat muzik oud dan gambus tidaklah sama seperti sekarang tetapi sehingga kini ia menjadi salah satu identiti
muzik dan peradaban masyarakat Arab di rantau timur tengah. 

Jika amati semula tulisan ilmuwan Islam dalam konteks kesenian seperti Al-Kindi, tidak ada satu pun menyatakan perihal asal-usul kewujudan gambus. Asal-usul yang dianggap mitos popular cuma disampaikan melalui cerita lisan antara generasi sehinggalah rupa bentuk gambus dan oud itu kita boleh lihat seperti hari ini. Al-Kindi banyak menjelaskan tentang konteks bermain muzik menggunakan instrumen bertali yang dinamakan gambus. Beliau juga menyentuh tentang cara menulis nota muzik secara formal dan teknik menulis nota muzik ini kekal seperti hari ini.

Rahsia ini dibongkar oleh penulis, Chrysalis Forster yang mengarang buku Musical Mathematic. Chrysalis menyatakan etimologi muzik yang dikenali sebagai 'Musiqi' sebenarnya diperkenalkan oleh Al-Kindi dan bukannya daripada orang Greek. Menurut buku Warisan Seni dari Timur Tengah tulisan Raja Zulkarnain Raja Mohd Yusof, Oud (gambus) telah sampai ke Tanah Melayu sejak beberapa kurun yang lalu. Ia dipercayai telah dibawa
oleh pedagang Arab semasa berdagang di Tanah Melayu sejak kurun ke 9.

Walaupun penerimaan budaya bermain Oud (Gambus) di Malaysia tidaklah begitu hebat seperti Indonesia, tetapi budaya bermain gambus mula mendapat sambutan orang Malaysia selepas pengaruh dan asimilasi antara rumpun masyarakat di Nusantara berlaku sejak 100 tahun lalu. Pengetahuan tentang muzik oud dan gambus di Malaysia pula hanya terhad kepada dua genre muzik sahaja iaitu zapin dari Arab dan ghazal dari India.

Sejak seratus tahun dahulu, alat muzik ini diwariskan secara turun-temurun dan tidak ada pembelajaran formal mengenai instrumen ini. Gambus juga dilihat kurang mendapat perhatian seperti gitar kerana kurangnya pendedahan formal kepada masyarakat kerana gambus tidak dipersembahkan di peringkat majlis rasmi kerajaan. Irama dan instrumen gambus juga dibayangi oleh zapin dan ghazal, justeru ia hanya dianggap sebagai manifestasi  yang diwarisi oleh orang Melayu

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Time allowed: 03 hours                                                       Maximum Marks: 100

1. Make a painting composition on any of the following subjects in any medium (Water/Tempera/Pastel Colours) of your choice on a drawing paper about 38cm x 28cm in size,either horizontally or vertically. Weightage will be given to a well composed drawing, effective use of media, proper emphasis on the subject-matter and utilization of full space.Include only those forms and emphasize accordingly, which are relevant to the subject chosen. For
the purpose, recall some of the shapes from the life and nature, which you have observed or studied through sketches.

Subjects:

1. With Mother
2. Art Fair in School
3. Save Girl Child – Educate Girl Child
4. World Peace

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