Revision

Revision

Grade 7

Session ending examination

History Chapters 2 & 4

• Book back Questions

• Let's revise

Multiple Choice

Which period of history falls in between 700 CE to 1200 CE

• The modern period

• The early modern period

• The early medieval period

• The ancient period

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Who were the powerful rulers in the north during the early medieval period?

• Rajputs

• Mughals

• Sikhs

Multiple Choice

Who patronised Al Beruni?

• Sultan Mahmud

• Muhammad Ghori

• Prithviraj Chauhan

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Why are the Solankis regarded as great patrons of art and architecture?

• They built the famous Taj Mahal

• The Dilwara temple at mount Abu and the Sun temple at Modhera were built by the Solankis

• They libraries for the people

Fill in the Blank

...................................rulers found the city of Dhilikka.

Multiple Choice

Who was the first Mughal Emperor?

• Shah Jahan

• Akbar

• Babur

• Jahangir

Multiple Choice

.................... was the main architect of the land revenue system under Emperor Akbar?

• Birbal

• Raja Todarmal

• Jahangir

Multiple Choice

Baburnama is a monument erected in the memmory of Badshah Babur

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The Mughals did not welcome the foreign traders with open arms.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a Temple and Pilgrimage town?

• Ahmedabad

• Surat

• Vrindavan

Multiple Choice

Surat is situauted on the banks of river

• Krishna

• Tapti

• Tungabhadra

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

In 1565 Hampi was defeated by the

• Delhi Sultans

• Shivaji

• Cholas

• Marathas

Fill in the Blank

Dargah of Sheikh Salim Chishti is situated in the town called.......................................

What does capital town mean? How were towns classified?

Magnificent- Kings lived there- Royal Courts

Policy making centers- classified as temple, craft, commercial, capital and pilgrimage towns.

How did craft towns develop? Explain with example.

• Kings and nobles who needed luxury goods encouraged the growth of craft towns Eg. Golconda, Hyderabad- gem cutting and jewels

• Bidar was famous for its 'bidri' work.

How did temple towns develop? explain with an example.

• Temples and pilgrimage towns gained importance because of the devotees who thronged the towns to worship their deities.

• such towns created opportunities for sculptors, painters, musicians, flower shops and people of other professions

• Tanjore was a temple city and the famous capital of the Cholas.

• Madurai, Tirupati and Mathura were some temple towns in those days

Write notes on Masulipatnam, Hampi. Focus on their importance and decline.

Port town- famous for Kalamkari work-a manufacturing center of 17th century -part of Masulipatnam- when Bombay Madras and Calcutta, gained importance Masulipatnam lost its importance

Hampi

• Capital of Vijayanagara empire

• cotton and spice trade center

• Foreigners visited to have trade with Hampi

• 1565 Hampi was defeated by Delhi Sultans

write a short note on work of plains

• The water spills over the baks causing floods

• on receding this water leaves behind - aaluvial deposits

• it forms a flat region - flood plains

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Multiple Choice

Victoria falls is situated on the river

• Cehena

• Zambezi

• Victoria

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Sea cliffs are form due to crashing of

• waves

• wind

• gases

• none of the above

Multiple Choice

The place where the river originates

• source

• mouth

• rapid

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

A U-shaped valley is created by

• rivers

• glaciers

• winds

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Chilika Lake in Odisha is the largest lagoon in India.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

All rocks are equally prone to weathering and erosion.

• True

• False

Discuss brief about loess.

• Fine dust particles are carried by the wind and deposited in distant regions

• These deposits gradually develop into a thick layer of soil. Such deposits are known as loess.

Multiple Choice

The..............................layer is known as Ozonosphere

• Troposphere

• Stratosphere

• Mesosphere

• None of the above

Fill in the Blank

Meteors get burned in...........................

Fill in the Blank

The uppermost layer of the atmosphere is called .................

Multiple Choice

What are the smaller areas into which states are divided during elections called?

• homes

• blocks

• constituencies

Fill in the Blank

Members of legislative assembly cannot be more than .....................

Multiple Choice

What play an important role in forming and expressing public opinion?

• schools

• media

• elections

Fill in the Blank

....................... of the country have every right to know about the policies and plans of the government.

Multiple Choice

What is public opinion?

• views of the media about government policies

• views of the people on issues of public interest

Multiple Choice

What play an important role in forming and expressing public opinion?

• schools

• media

• elections

The role of media in our society

• Media play an important role in forming and expressing public opinion.

The purpose of mass media

The main purpose of mass media is passing information and ideas to a huge section of the society.

Multiple Choice

This movement began in 1970's

• Narmada Bachao Andolan

• Chipko Movement

Multiple Choice

..................... and equality are central to democracy

• Self-pride

• self-respect