Jewellery of the Indus Valley

What material was most commonly used for beads in Indus Valley jewellery?

• Glass

• Plastic

• Semi-precious stones

• Wood

Which of the following stones was NOT used in Indus Valley jewellery?

• Carnelian

• Lapis Lazuli

• Amber

• Ruby

What does the presence of marine shells in Indus Valley jewellery indicate?

• The civilization had access to gold

• The Indus Valley had maritime trade links

• Shells were used for religious rituals

• The civilization was not interested in trade

Which of the following was a common use of jewellery in the Indus Valley Civilization?

• Only for decoration

• As symbols of social status and wealth

• To represent military power

• For making tools and weapons

The use of which of these materials suggests the Indus Valley Civilization's connection with distant trade regions?

• Copper

• Gold

• Lapis Lazuli

• Clay

What was the main function of bead necklaces in Indus Valley jewellery?

• To serve as burial offerings

• To represent religious symbols

• To signify marital status

• To show personal wealth and social status

Which of these was a key feature of Indus Valley jewellery designs?

• Abstract patterns

• Animal and geometric motifs

• Monochromatic styles

• Use of bright primary colors

What does the discovery of gold and silver jewellery in the Indus Valley suggest?

• They used gold and silver for everyday tools

• The Indus Valley had a well-established economy and craft specialization

• Gold and silver were used only for trade

• The Indus Valley was isolated and didn't engage in any trade

Which of the following materials was NOT typically used in the making of Indus Valley jewellery?

• Gold

• Shell

• Iron

• Faience

What type of jewellery did people of the Indus Valley likely wear?

• Necklaces and earrings only

• Rings, bracelets, and armlets

• Only bracelets and anklets

• Only hair ornaments