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Which of the following social science questions provide a greater scope for developing critical thinking skills? A. In your village, town and city, who would you think are the marginalized groups? Discuss. B. What are population pyramids? How do they help in understanding the population of a country? C. Why is paddy grown in most of the Ganga- Brahmaputra plains? D. Imagine that you are Marco Polo. Write a letter from China to describe the world of print which you have seen there. E. Examine the role of zamindar in Mughal and British administrations.

Which of the following social science questions provide a greater scope for developing critical thinking skills? A. In your village, town and city, who would you think are the marginalized groups? Discuss. B. What are population pyramids? How do they help in understanding the population of a country? C. Why is paddy grown in most of the Ganga- Brahmaputra plains? D. Imagine that you are Marco Polo. Write a letter from China to describe the world of print which you have seen there. E. Examine the role of zamindar in Mughal and British administrations. Correct Answer A, B, C and D

Critical thinking helps humans to widen their thinking process so that they can come up with creative and unique ideas.

Key Points Scope of the development of critical thinking skills in social science.

  • If the children think and find out the conditions of the marginalized group in their tone, village and society will help to develop the critical thinking among the child as the child will able to do research about the people he will think about the ways to help those people.
  • Discussing the population pyramids tells about the growth of the population in an area. Population pyramids are actually the interpretation of population in terms of age, group, and sex in form of pyramids.
  • Ganga-Bhramaputra basin is one of the largest river basins in the world by critically thinking about the paddy grown in the basin, helps the children to think critically about the soil of the area, If paddy can be grown in that area can other crops grow? They will try to figure out the answer to this.
  • Marco polo was a traveler who visited India, By writing the letter, students thought of themselves as Marco polo, It will help the children to develop their critical thinking and understanding of that era.

Hence, we can conclude that option 1 is correct as they will develop critical thinking among the children.

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