10th:SS:PP:13:byNataraj &Bhagwat

1) ‘All natives of Hindustan are completely corrupt’ This statement was argued by

• a)Warren Hastings

• b) Lord Cornwallis

• c)Lord Dalhousie

• d) William Bentinck

In India all the appointments were done by

• a)Indian Native rulers

• b)The Queen of England

• c)The Governor General of India

• d)The Directors of company

The main aim of systematic police system created by the British was

• a) To work as an assistant with the army

• b)To maintain Internal law and order

• c) To control the native rulers

• d) To control the officials of the company

The reformations brought by the British according to the recommendations of Peel committee was

• a)The Military System was redesigned

• b)The implementation of English education

• c) The establishment of new police system

• d) Provide an opportunity to various land tax systems.

The report on education submitted in 1835 by

• a) Bentinck

• b) Macaulay

• c) Dalhousie

• d )Canning

As a result of English education, the thoughts of J.S. Mill ,Rousseau and Montesquieu brought

• a) fresh thinking among the Indians

• b)revolutionary thinking among the Indians

• c) diversion in the thinking process

• d) growth of an extreme nationalism

The act which declared that the areas under the possession of the East India Company are the integral part of the British Empire was

• a) Regulating Act of 1773

• b) Pitts India Act of 1784

• c) Indian Government Act of 1854

• d) Indian Council Act of 1861

Identify the correct sequence of Charter Acts Implemented in India .

• a) 1773, 1813, 1833, and 1853

• b) 1793 , 1833, 1853 and 1873

• c) 1793, 1813 , 1833 and 1853

• d) 1773 , 1793 , 1833 and 1853

The following act was also called as ‘Minto Marley reformation’.

• a) Indian Council Act of 1861

• b) ) Indian Council Act of 1909

• c) ) Indian Council Act of 1919

• d) ) Indian Government Act of 1935

In India , the British used the Indian council act of 1909 to achieve which of the following aims

• a) To control the corruption in the company

• b) To divide and rule the Indians

• c) To grant autonomy to provinces

• d) To provide education to the Indians