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Key Facts: Haryana BSEH Secondary Home Science Exam

033

Date-sheet subject code (Home Science)

BSEH Secondary examination date sheet

60 + 20 + 20

Theory + Practical + Internal Assessment

BSEH Class 10 Home Science syllabus 2025–26 (code 033)

2½ hours

Typical Theory Duration

BSEH Home Science QPD / Secondary date sheet

33%

Typical Pass (External & Aggregate)

BSEH Secondary passing criteria (confirm current circular)

6 units

Official Theory Course Structure (60 marks)

BSEH Class 10 Home Science syllabus 2025–26

BSEH Secondary Home Science (code 033) is Haryana’s Class 10 elective: Theory 60 + Practical 20 + IA 20 = 100 marks, about 2½ hours, syllabus units on development, resources, hygiene, meal planning, food safety/consumer education, and fabric care. Pass often 33% external and 33% aggregate. Fee is part of Secondary form-fill-up. This site offers free English MCQ practice with explanations—not a full written-paper or practical simulation.

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1In Home Science, 'play' for children from birth to five years is best described as:
A.A natural, enjoyable activity through which children learn and develop
B.Only formal classroom drill with written tests every day
C.Strict punishment used solely for discipline
D.An activity reserved only for adolescents after age fifteen
Explanation: Play is a natural, pleasurable activity central to early childhood. Through play, children explore their environment, practise skills, and support physical, cognitive, social, and emotional growth.
2Which type of play involves vigorous physical activity such as running, climbing, or outdoor games?
A.Passive play only with no body movement
B.Active play
C.Dry-cleaning of fabrics
D.Meal-planning for adults only
Explanation: Active play uses large muscle movement and energy (running, jumping, outdoor games). It supports gross-motor development and health in young children.
3Looking at picture books or listening quietly to a story is an example of:
A.Only industrial laundry practice
B.Money budgeting for households
C.Passive play
D.Food adulteration testing
Explanation: Passive play involves calm, low-energy activities such as listening to stories, watching others, or looking at books. It still supports language and cognitive development.
4When selecting play materials for children under five, the most important safety rule is that toys should be:
A.As small and sharp as possible to test motor skill only
B.Always made of broken glass for durability
C.Only electronic devices with no adult supervision ever
D.Age-appropriate, non-toxic, without sharp edges or small detachable parts that can be swallowed
Explanation: Safe play materials for birth–5 years must match the child's age, avoid toxic paints/plastics, eliminate sharp edges, and exclude tiny parts that pose choking hazards. Supervision remains essential.
5Natural play typically means play that is:
A.Spontaneous and uses natural materials or outdoor environments
B.Only factory-set competitive exams
C.Only dry-cleaning of silk garments
D.Only FSSAI laboratory testing
Explanation: Natural play is spontaneous and often uses sand, water, leaves, outdoor spaces, or other natural materials, encouraging creativity and sensory exploration.
6Early childhood in the Class 10 Home Science syllabus mainly covers which age span within childhood?
A.Only 15 to 18 years exclusively
B.About 3 to 6 years (pre-school / early school years within childhood)
C.Only retirement age after 60 years
D.Only prenatal life before birth exclusively
Explanation: Within childhood (about 3–11 years), early childhood typically refers to roughly 3–6 years, when language, self-help skills, and social play expand rapidly. Late childhood follows toward middle-school ages.
7Late childhood (roughly the later part of 3–11 years) is commonly marked by:
A.Complete loss of all language ability as a normal rule
B.Only starting to sit without support for the first time ever
C.Improved school skills, peer group importance, and more refined motor coordination
D.Only menopause-related changes
Explanation: Late childhood brings stronger academic skills, greater peer influence, team play, and finer motor control compared with early childhood.
8Adolescence is best defined as the transitional stage between:
A.Infancy and sitting only
B.Retirement and old age only
C.Only the first month after birth
D.Childhood and adulthood, involving rapid physical, mental, and social changes
Explanation: Adolescence bridges childhood and adulthood. It includes puberty-related physical changes, identity formation, stronger peer influence, and growing independence.
9A characteristic feature of adolescence is:
A.Rapid physical growth (growth spurt), secondary sexual characteristics, and emotional fluctuations
B.Complete stop of all bone growth before age five only
C.Inability ever to form peer friendships
D.Only learning to grasp objects for the first time
Explanation: Adolescents experience a growth spurt, development of secondary sexual characteristics, mood swings, and identity exploration—hallmarks of this stage.
10Serious play often refers to play in which the child:
A.Never focuses and always refuses all toys
B.Concentrates deeply, follows rules or goals, and treats the activity with purpose
C.Only washes clothes with detergent
D.Only checks ISI marks on products
Explanation: Serious play involves focused attention, often with goals or rules (constructive building, rule-based games). It supports cognitive discipline and problem-solving.

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