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How many states are there in india
29
69
28
26
What is the capital of Andhra Pradesh?
Amaravati
Kolkata
Jaipur
Water body that lies to the west of India?
Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
Indian Ocean
In which direction of India is the Himalayas located?
East
West
North
South
Lucknow is the capital of which state?
West Bengal
Tamil Nadu
Uttar Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh?
The Great Indian Desert is also known as ___________
Sahara Desert
Empty Quarter
Thar Desert
Gobi Desert
_________ is a natural feature located in the southern part of India
Himalayas
Thar Desert
Deccan Plateau
Northern Plains
It separates India from Sri Lanka.
Mediterranean sea
Panama Isthumus
Red sea
Palk strait
What does Himalaya mean?
adobe of snow
adobe of rain
adobe of fire
Select the special feature of Himadri
the world's highest peaks lie in this range
the world's smallest peak lie in the range
most population is found
most fruit are found
Why is the northern plains so populated?
as it is made up of snow
it is made up of the alluvial deposits brought down by the rivers which is good for cultivation
both 1 and 4
these are level and flat
Identify the national bird of India.
What is the capital of west bengal ?
Mysore
Kolkata
Bangalore
Leh
In which state is jaipur in?
Tamilnadu
West bengal
Kerela
Rajasthan
What is the capital of Bihar?
Panaji
Patna
Raipur
Itanagar
Simla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh.
True
False
Which of the following are neighbouring countries of India?
Japan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Bhutan
The Palk Strait and theGulf of Mannar separates India from
Myanmar
Pakistan
Nepal
Sri Lanka
_ is an island country to the south of India
a.Sri Lanka
b.Pakistan
c.Myanmar
The Great Plains of India are also referred as....
Thar desert
Gangatic Plains
Himalayas
Deccan Plateau
Who was the founder of Gupta empire?
Samudragupta
Chandragupta I
Sri Gupta
Chandragupta II
What is the meaning of Maharajadhiraja
the king of kings
ruler of the world
A brave person
King who was never defeated
Who was known as Napoleon of India?
Samudragupta
Chandra Gupta II
Who was known as 'Vikramaditya"?
Chandra Gupta I
Chandra Gupta II
What was the period during the Gupta Empire called?
The great famine age
The literature age
The golden age
The palm-leaf age
Select the appropriate answer of the question : Who were the kings of Gupta Empire (Choose more than 1 or all that apply)
Samudragupta
Kumaragupta
Skandagupta
Chandragupta II
Brahmagupta
what is the name given to the inscription giving information about Samudragupta's accession and conquests?
indo-Islamic inscriptions
Prayag prashasthi
Buddhist text
vakataka inscriptions
who wrote the poem of Prayag prashasthi
(a)
what do you call a governor of a province
Prashasti
Vassal
Bhukthi
Huns
Who were the most famous mathematician and astronomer in the Gupta empire
(a)
Write an important historical event which took place more than 2300 years ago.
Mauryan empire began more than 2400 years ago.
There were war's 2300 years ago
Mauryan empire began more than 2300 years ago.
What are the two books written by megasthenes and kautilya
the Mauryan empire, and Ashoka's journey.
Indika, Ashoka's dharma
Indika, Arthashathra
Who was the first ruler of the dynasty
Ashoka
Chandragupta Maurya
Chanakya
Bindusara
Who was Bindusara's son
Chandragupta Maurya
Sidhartha
Ashoka
In which language did Ashoka wrote in the inscription
Sanskrit
Prakrit
Tamil
King Ashoka found peace why which religion
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
What was the ruling period of Bindusara?
297 - 273 BC
321 - 297 BC
273 - 297 AD
272 - 232 BC
Who wrote the Arthashastra?
Chandragupta
Seleucus Nicator
Alexander the Great
Chanakya
Indian government has adopted the lion capital of Chandragupta to the be the National Emblem of India
True
False
Ashoka had a change of heart after which war?
Pataliputra
Kalinga
Nanda
Ujjain
Which one of the following is the author of Indica
Chanakya
Megasthenes
Chandragupta
Ashoka invaded Kalinga in ___________
261 BC
265 BC
270 BC
Ashoka appointed special officers to look after the welfare of people. They were called ___________
Sthaniks
Senapati
Dhamma Mahamatras
Time period of chandragupta maurya
297 BC- 263 BC
297 AD- 263 AD
321 BC - 297 BC
321 AD- 297 AD
Time period of Ashoka
297 BC- 273 BC
273 BC - 232 BC
297 AD - 273 AD
273 AD - 232 AD
Time period of chandragupta 1
320 AD - 335 AD
373 AD - 420 AD
335 AD - 375 AD
375 AD - 414 AD
time period of samudragupta
460 AD- 520 AD
335 AD - 375 AD
320 AD - 335 AD
360 AD - 400 AD
Time period of Chandragupta 2
360 AD- 400 AD
375 AD - 410 AD
375 AD - 405 AD
375 AD - 414 AD
Time period of post gupta
606 BC - 620 BC
606 AD - 643 AD
um
720 AD - 800 AD
Time period of Chalukyas
543 AD- 567 AD
543 AD- 647 AD
543 AD - 720 AD
900 AD - 1900 AD
Time period of pallavas
567 AD- 739 AD
900 AD - 1290 AD
876 AD - 980 AD
600 AD - 668 AD
What are latitude and longitude lines?
Imaginary lines that divide the Earth
Visible lines that divide the Earth
Long and short lines that divide the Earth
The value of the prime meridian is :
90°
0°
60°
The total number of longitudes are :
360
180
90
The Antarctic circle is located in :
the Northern hemisphere
The Southern Hemisphere
The eastern hemisphere
The Arctic Circle is located in the............... hemisphere.
Northern
Southern
Both
None of these
- Latitudes are imaginary horizontal lines on the earth.
True
False
The reference point for longitudes is called what?
South Pole
North Pole
Prime Meridian
Equator
How many hemispheres does earth have?
1
2
3
4
Which lines connect the North Pole to the South Pole?
Latitude
Longitude
How many degrees of latitude are there between the North and South Poles?
90
180
360
3600
All parallel circles from the equator up to the poles are called
Parallels of latitudes
Parallels of longitudes
Tropic of Cancer
Tropic of Capricorn
The area that receives the maximum heat is called
Frigid zone
Torrid zone
Temperate zone
None of these
The time difference between India and Greenwich is
3 hours 30 minutes
4 hours 30 minutes
5 hours 30 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
Grid is a network of
Parallels of latitudes and meridians of longitudes
The tropic of Cancer and the tropic of Capricorn
The north pole and South Pole
The Arctic circle and Antarctic circle
There are altogether ........... degree latitudes.
360
180
90
100
____ are suitable for agriculture, settlement and transportation.
Plains
Plateaus
Rivers
Mountains
The Chhotanagpur Plateau is an example of ____ plateau.
Intermontane
Continental
Piedmont
Volcanic
Name the type of mountain that is formed by the process shown in the picture.
Volcanic Mountains
Block Mountains
Fold Mountains
Residual Mountains
How is the mountain in the picture formed?
accumulation of magma, ash and cinder
formation of cracks and fissures
when land between two fault lines subsides
wrapping of Earth's crust
The mountains differ from the hills in terms of ___________.
Elevation
Slope
Aspect
None of the above
Mt. Kilimanjaro of Africa and Mt. Fujiyama of Japan are examples of:
Young Fold Mountains
Old Fold Mountains
Block Mountains
Volcanic Mountains
Identify a block mountain
The Deccan Plateau is found in:
India
Afghanisthan
China
Kenya
_____________ areas are rich in mineral areas.
Plains
Plateaus
Mountains
River
An important mountain range in Europe is:
The Andes
The Alps
The Rockies
None of the above
Which of the following is not an agent of erosion and deposition?
Earthquake
Glaciers
Running water
Wind
1. Which of the following is not a mountain?
Rockies
Alps
Andes
Prairies
6. The highest Plateau in the world is:
East African Plateau
Tibetan Plateau
Western Plateau of Australia
Deccan Plateau
7. Which of the following are examples of Young Fold Mountains?
The Aravalli's
The Himalayas
The Alps
Both b and c
(a)The Aravalli's
(b)The Himalayas
(c)The Alps
Both b and c
8. Mt. Kilimanjaro of Africa and Mt. Fujiyama of Japan are examples of:
Old Fold Mountain
Block Mountain
Volcanic Mountain
Young Fold Mountain
9. Most of the plains are formed by rivers and their tributaries.
True
False
Where is Grand Canyon located?
Himalayas
Sun Temple
Colorado Plateau
Ganga
Himachal Range is lowest range in the Himalayas.
True
False
Name the mountain ranges of Himalayas.(ascending order)
(a)
