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Delhi Sultanates

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the next dynasty after Slave Dynasty?

a)

Khilji Dynasty

b)

Tughlaq Dynasty

2.

Which dynasty ruled for the most number of years ?

a)

Khalji

b)

Slave

c)

Tughluq

d)

Lodi

3.

Identify the person in the image

a)

Rani Laxmibai

b)

Nur Jahan

c)

Mumtaz Mahal

d)

Raziya Sultan

4.
Which of the following is NOT a dynasty belonging to the Delhi Sulatanate?
a)
The Slave Dynasty
b)
The Lodhi Dynasty
c)
The Mongol Dynasty
d)
The Tughlaq Dynasty
5.

Which one of these was built during the rule of slave dynasty ?

a)
b)
c)
d)
6.

Who was the most powerful ruler of Khalji dynasty?

a)

Jalaluddin

b)

Alauddin

c)

Malik kafur

d)

Firoz

7.

Delhi Sultanate collectively refers to the period from 1206 Ad- 1526A D.The Five Dynasties which ruled Delhi are

a)

Slave /Mamluk Dynasty->Khalji Dynasty->Tughlaq Dynasty->Sayyid Dynasty->Lodi Dynasty

b)

Slave /Mamluk Dynasty->Khalji Dynasty->Tughlaq Dynasty->Suri Dynasty-> Lodi Dynasty

c)

Slave /Mamluk Dynasty->Khalji Dynasty->Tughlaq Dynasty->->Lodi Dynasty->Mughal Dynasty

d)

Chauhans->Khalji Dynasty->Tughlaq Dynasty->Sayyid Dynasty->Lodi Dynasty

8.

What was the language of administration under the Delhi Sultans

a)

Turkish

b)

Arabic

c)

Urdu

d)

Persian

9.

How did the Khilji dynasty change the administration of Delhi?

a)

The Khilji dynasty focused on decentralizing power among local rulers.

b)

They abolished the tax system and relied solely on military conquests.

c)

The Khilji dynasty centralized power, improved revenue collection, and enhanced military and bureaucratic efficiency in Delhi's administration.

d)

The Khilji dynasty introduced a feudal system in Delhi's administration.

10.

What were the reasons for the decline of the Delhi Sultanate?

a)

Strong central leadership

b)

Increased trade with Europe

c)

Internal strife, rise of regional powers, economic difficulties, and external invasions.

d)

Support from the Mughal Empire