Page 1 : 38 | Samadhaon of ENGLISH Class x | Term-1, , Qs., \ . body b. hand, | c. ear d. palm, Q 9. Our school textbooks communicate THE ......2200of our 5000 year heritage of art., &, a. history b. wealth, iy c. culture d. artefact, g10. One discovers that the dancing girl has no:, a. ears b. eyes, c. feet d, hands, il. Read the passage given below:, , 4. By 2030, a billion Indians will have access to, > the internet, about 839 million will be regular, smartphone users and over 500 million will access, digital content in regional languages, according to, KPMG India’s Media and Entertainment Report, , 9019, titled ‘India’s Digital Future. In the next |, , decade, not only will the number of internet users, , double, but there will also be greater upward :, , mobility., , 2018 2025 2030, , , , Digital Sophisticates 50 (6%) Digital Sophisticates 75 (7%), , Digital Sophisticates 18 (3%), Digital Enthusiasts 190 (36%) Digital Enthusiasts 170 (45%) Digital Enthusiasts 530 (51%), Digital Mainstream: 310 (59%) _ Digital Mainstream: 360 (46%) _ Digital Mainstream: 410 (39%), Fringe Users: 10 (2%) Fringe Users: 20 (3%) Fringe Users: 35 (3%), TOTAL: 528 TOTAL: 820 TOTAL: 1050, , 2. The report segments the country’s digital user :, , base into four categories: Digital Sophisticates, ', language |, speakers with an annual income over $70,000, (approximately % 50 lakh) who will consume |, , primarily English and Hindi, , global, urbane and paywall-driven content; Digital, , Enthusiasts, who will earn between $8,500 (approx |, , = 6.08 lakh) and $70,000 (approx ~ 50 lakh), and, will lead smartphone usage, streaming services and, demand for regional content; Digital Mainstream, , category, the $4,000 (approx ~ 2.87 lakh) to |, $8,500 (approx & 6.08 lakh) income group, who |, , will consume free online or OTT-driven content on, , their smartphones in Hindi or regional languages; ', and Fringe users, who will have sporadic digital ', access due to poor connectivity or irregular :, , income. ., . 3. Digital Enthusiasts will become the single largest, , digital user group in India in the next decade |, , due to rising income, easy availability of highspeed internet and confidence in going online., , Comprising millennials (between 35 and 50 years |, in 2030) and generation-Z (25-35 years in 2030) |, who will be new entrants to the workforce, this ', , The size of the dancing girl is equal to the length, , category will “help shift the Indian digita|, from one of passive consumption to <¢, engagement and transactions”, says the repo;, Based on your understanding of the passage, ans,, any six out of the eight questions by Choosing +),, correct option. In case more than desirable numbe; ,,, questions are attempted, only first 6 will be conside;.,, for evaluation., Q 11. What does the above passage tell us about?, a. Number of internet users, b. Number of internet users through cell phone., c, India’s digital future, d. All of the above, Q12. Which of the following explains the correg, meaning of ‘fringe’?, a. Sporadic, b. Connectivity, c. Marginal, d. Non-mainstream, Q13. Which category of consumers will become the, largest internet consumer group?, a. Digital mainstream category, b, Digital Enthusiast, c. Fringe users, d. Digital Sophisticates, Q14. How many digital mainstream users are expected, to grow by 2030? ;, a. 310 million, b. 380’milltion, c. 410 million, d. 1050 million, , Q15. Which of the following statements justify the, reasons behind the increase in number of digital, users?, , |. They are global; urbane and paywall-driven, content accessors., ll. They have greater upward mobility., Il. Risen Income group., IV. Easy availability of Internet., V. Preference is more for accessing online mode, Choose the correct option for the correct answe':, a. |, Ul, Ill b. Wl, WIV, c. WIV, V d. IV,V,1, Q16. Which income group is categorised with incom®, between $8,500 and $70,000?, a. Digital Enthusiasts, b. Digital Sophisticates, c. Digital Mainstream, d. Fringe Users, - Q17. Which year will revolutionise Indian Digit, story?, a. 2020, c. 2030, , , , , , , b. 2025, d, Both b. and ¢