ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper 2024-25: Download Free PDF Here

ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper: This article provides insights into the latest specimen question paper for Class 10 Economics released by the CISCE Board. Download the sample paper from the direct link.  

Sep 6, 2024, 09:54 IST
Students Download ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper.
Students Download ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper.

ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper: ICSE Class 10 students should pay attention as the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has released the latest model sample question papers for different subjects. The sample question papers are an important resource for students appearing in the 2025 Board examinations. 

 Students can find the sample papers for subjects like History, Geography, Physics, Chemistry and others in the school section of Jagran Josh. In this article we have given the sample question paper of ICSE Class 10 Economics for students to download from the direct link. 

Also CheckICSE Class 10 Sample Question Paper 2024-25: Download Free PDF with Marking Scheme

The specimen question papers will help students to get a clear understanding of the question paper design, marking scheme and unit-wise weightage. Additionally, sample question papers prepare students for the type of questions they might face in the examination. They help students to check their level of understanding of the topics they have studied. 

ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Question Paper 2024-25 

Students should make it a priority to read the instructions given on the first page of the question paper. At times students are in such a hurry to start writing that they forget to go through the instructions. As a consequence of this, students might end up wasting time in answering all the questions from a section in which they were supposed to answer only a few. 

According to the instructions provided in the specimen paper, Section A is compulsory and students have to attempt all the questions. From Section B they have to attempt four questions. Check the Section A of the sample paper below. 

Question 1

Choose the correct answers to the questions from the given options.

(Do not copy the question, write the correct answers only.)  

(i) The  _ has to decide the reward for each factor of production. 

(a) Organiser 

(b) Worker 

(c) Consumer

(d) Entrepreneur 

(ii)  Capital expenditure is _ in nature. 

(a) Recurring

(b) Non recurring 

(c) Positive 

(d) Persuasive 

 (iii) As a result of rise in consumer’s income, the demand curve for coarse-grain (inferior good) will: 

(a) Move upward along the same demand curve 

(b) Move downward along the same demand curve 

(c) The demand curve will shift to the right 

(d) The demand curve will shift to the left 

(iv) If you make investments in insurances or mutual funds, then it will be called as _ type of capital. 

(a) Investment 

(b) Financial 

(c) Physical 

(d) Profitable 

(v) Assertion (A): Central bank as a banker to the government, works as a custodian of foreign exchange reserves. 

Reason (R): The Central bank acts as a Clearing house for the transfer and settlement of mutual claims of commercial banks.  

(a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A 

(b) Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A 

(c) A is true but R is false 

(d) A is false but R is true 

(vi) Study the relationship in the first pair of words and complete the second pair. 

  1. Creeping inflation: The rate of inflation is 1% to 2% per annum 
  2. Running inflation: The rate of inflation is _ per annum. 

(a) 3%to6% 

(b) 20% to 100% 

(c) 30% to 40 % 

(d) 10% to 20% 

 (vii) “Money helps to express the monetary value of goods and services in the market’. 

On the basis of the given statement, Identify the function performed by money. 

(a) Medium of exchange 

(b) Store of value

(c) Measure of value 

(d) Transfer of value 

(viii) Identify the type of market structure represented by the visuals.  (Check pdf)

(a)Monopoly 

(b)Perfect market 

(c)Government market 

(d)Oligopoly market 

(ix) Ms. Sakshi, who teaches economics, discussed the 'minimum percentage of total deposits that commercial banks must maintain with the Central Bank according to current regulations’. Select the correct term that defines this concept from the following choices. 

(a)Cash reserve ratio 

(b)Repo rate 

(c)Bank rate 

(d)Statutory liquidity ratio 

(x) Which factor out of the following serves as the primary source of consumption? 

(a) Land

(b) Labour

(c) Capital

(d)Entrepreneur 

(xi) Statement 1: The Bank Rate policy of the central bank is a traditional method of credit control. 

Statement 2: The method used by the central bank to influence the total volume in the banking system is a quantitative method of credit control. 

(a) Statement 1 is true and Statement 2 is false 

(b) Statement 1 is false and Statement 2 is true 

(c) Both Statements 1 and 2 are true. 

(d) Both Statements 1 and 2 are false. 

 (xii) Identify the factor that affects market demand from the options below:  

(a) Price of jointly produced goods 

(b) Consumer Credit Facility 

(c) Income of the consumer

(d) Government policy 

 (xiii) In perfect competition the sellers are selling _ products. 

(a) Identical 

(b) Different 

(c) Unique 

(d) Inexpensive 

(xiv) During barter exchange the rate of exchange was arbitrarily fixed. This resulted from_.

(a) Lack of common measure of Value 

(b) Lack of divisibility 

(c) Problem of storing wealth 

(d) Problem of deferred payment 

(xv)  Indian farmers are an example of_ type of labour. 

(a) Process based 

(b) Monopoly based 

(c) Product based  

(d) Complex based 

(xvi) "Does a shirt priced at Rs. 300 exemplify the store of value function of money? Select the appropriate option: 

(a) True 

(b) False

Question 2

(i) Give any two examples of direct tax. 

(iii) ‘Specialization of labour helps the producers in their productive activities and is also beneficial to the workers’. Justify the statement with two suitable reasons. 

 (iv) By giving valid reasons explain, which of the following will be included in commercial revenue of the Government. 

(a) Mr. Shah paying License fee for registration of his motor vehicle. 

(b) Irrigation charges paid by Mr. Shah as a farmer. 

Question 3

(i) Define the term demand. 

(ii) In the realm of economic development, how does the role of entrepreneurs impact the overall growth and stability of a nation. 

(iv) How is fixed deposit different from saving deposit? 

 Question 4

(i) Justify the following statement with any two valid arguments. 

 ‘In a perfect competition market structure, an individual firm does not have any role in determining price’. 

(ii) Explain the term elasticity of demand. 

(iii) Ram an employee and Shyam an elderly citizen was travelling by train from Delhi to Chennai separately. However, the cost of their tickets is different. Give reasons for the railways charging different prices to different customers. 

(iv) Under what conditions does the supply of good exhibit unitary elasticity? 

Now that you have gone through questions from Section A, download the complete sample paper and check questions from all the sections for the Board examination 2025 from the direct link: 

ICSE Class 10 Economics Sample Paper 2024-25

ICSE Class 10 Syllabus 2024-25

We have provided the link for students to download the latest ICSE syllabus for the current academic session 2024-25. Students should check the syllabus and then create a study time table accordingly. 

Download ICSE Class 10 Syllabus 2024-25 (Subject-Wise PDFs)

ICSE Online Test Series for Class 10 Students 

Class 10 students can prepare effectively for the exams with the help of online test series prepared by the subject matter experts. The online test series can students to check their preparedness for the main examination.  Check the ICSE Class 10 Online Test Series link below:

ICSE Class 10 Online Test Series 

Tips to Prepare for ICSE Class 10 Economics Examination

1.Prepare according to the latest syllabus only. Don’t waste time in studying the topics which are not required for the examination. 

2.Design a timetable and stick to it. Prepare by making short term study goals. 

3.Study the ICSE Class 10 Economics textbook in detail. Study all the chapters and don’t practice selective study. 

4.Solve the questions given in the textbook. Practice writing the answers as much as you can so that you don’t lag behind in the examination. Also practice diagrams/graphs multiple times so as to avoid confusion. 

5.Understand the concepts clearly and learn the definitions of important terms. Make notes and revise at least thrice. 

6.Go through the previous year question papers and understand the pattern. Keep track of the questions which are asked every year. Time yourself and solve the question papers to give yourself a reality check of how prepared you actually are. 

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