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7th SS FA3 Mughal Empire , Bhakti Movement ,The Indian Constitution Quiz

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who founded the Mughal Empire in India?

a)

Akbar

b)

Humayun

c)

Babur

d)

Aurangzeb

2.

In which year did Babur defeat Ibrahim Lodi in the First Battle of Panipat?

a)

1524

b)

1526

c)

1530

d)

1556

3.

The Mughal administration was mainly based on:

a)

Trade tax

b)

Land revenue system

c)

Industrial tax

d)

Customs duty

4.

Who introduced the Mansabdari system?

a)

Babur

b)

Humayun

c)

Akbar

d)

Jahangir

5.

Mansabdars were appointed to:

a)

Teach people

b)

Collect customs

c)

Maintain soldiers and serve the empire

d)

Build temples

6.

Who was Todar Mal?

a)

Army general

b)

Poet

c)

Revenue minister of Akbar

d)

Religious leader

7.

Which Mughal emperor followed a policy of religious tolerance?

a)

Aurangzeb

b)

Babur

c)

Akbar

d)

Shah Jahan

8.

Akbar’s policy of religious tolerance was known as:

a)

Jizya

b)

Shariat

c)

Sulh-i-kul

d)

Ibadat

9.

Who constructed the Taj Mahal?

a)

Akbar

b)

Jahangir

c)

Shah Jahan

d)

Aurangzeb

10.

Mughal emperors ruled India for nearly:

a)

100 years

b)

200 years

c)

300 years

d)

500 years

11.

Mughal rulers encouraged which art form?

a)

Cave paintings

b)

Folk dance

c)

Miniature painting

d)

Sculpture

12.

The Bhakti movement emphasized:

a)

Rituals

b)

Caste system

c)

Devotion to God

d)

Power of kings

13.

Bhakti saints opposed:

a)

Devotion

b)

Caste discrimination

c)

Equality

d)

Love

14.

Kabir preached unity of:

a)

Rich and poor

b)

Kings and people

c)

Hindus and Muslims

d)

Men and women

15.

Mirabai was devoted to:

a)

Shiva

b)

Rama

c)

Krishna

d)

Vishnu

16.

Sufi saints believed in:

a)

Idol worship

b)

Strict rituals

c)

Love and devotion to God

d)

Violence

17.

Sufi teachings emphasized:

a)

Wealth

b)

Brotherhood and humanity

c)

War

d)

Power

18.

Bhakti and Sufi movements helped in:

a)

Creating wars

b)

Social harmony

c)

Increasing taxes

d)

Expanding empire

19.

The Constitution of India was adopted on:

a)

15 August 1947

b)

26 November 1949

c)

26 January 1950

d)

2 October 1950

20.

The Constitution came into force on:

a)

15 August 1947

b)

26 January 1950

c)

26 November 1949

d)

1 January 1950

21.

Who is known as the chief architect of the Indian Constitution?

a)

Nehru

b)

Rajendra Prasad

c)

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

d)

Patel

22.

The Preamble describes India as:

a)

Monarchy

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic

d)

Capitalist state

23.

Fundamental Rights are given in:

a)

Part II

b)

Part III

c)

Part IV

d)

Part V

24.

How many Fundamental Rights are there now?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

25.

Right to Education is a:

a)

Legal right

b)

Moral right

c)

Fundamental Right

d)

Political right

26.

Fundamental Duties are mentioned in:

a)

Part III

b)

Part IV

c)

Part IVA

d)

Part V

27.

The Indian Constitution is the:

a)

Shortest constitution

b)

Oldest constitution

c)

Lengthiest written constitution

d)

Unwritten constitution

28.

The Constitution ensures:

a)

Power to rulers

b)

Rights and equality to citizens

c)

Rule of kings

d)

Control of people

29.

Which institution interprets the Constitution?

a)

Parliament

b)

President

c)

Judiciary

d)

Election Commission

30.

Secularism means:

a)

Support one religion

b)

Equal respect to all religions

c)

No religion

d)

State religion

31.

Democracy means:

a)

Rule by king

b)

Rule by army

c)

Rule by the people

32.

Identify the mismatched pair.

a)

Qutub Minar – Humayun

b)

Tansen – Raga Dipak

c)

Abul Fazal – Akbar Nama

d)

Shivaji – Raigad

33.

Contemporary Mughal ruler of Shivaji was

a)

Akbar

b)

Babur

c)

Jahangir

d)

Aurangzeb

34.

Copper coin of the Mughal period was called

a)

Rupiya

b)

Tankha

c)

Dam

d)

Mohur

35.

Mansab means

a)

Salary

b)

Land

c)

Rank

d)

Tax

36.

Taj Mahal was built by

a)

Akbar

b)

Jahangir

c)

Shah Jahan

d)

Aurangzeb

37.

Todar Mal was a

a)

General

b)

Minister

c)

Musician

d)

Poet

38.

Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri is

a)

Biography of Akbar

b)

Autobiography of Jahangir

c)

Revenue record

d)

Law book

39.

The revenue system of Akbar was known as

a)

Jagirdari

b)

Mansabdari

c)

Zabt system

d)

Ryotwari

40.

Akbar’s policy of religious tolerance was called

a)

Jizya

b)

Sulh-i-kul

c)

Shariat

d)

Fatwa

41.

Persian was used as the language of

a)

Religion

b)

Education

c)

Administration

d)

Trade

42.

Who wrote Akbar Nama?

a)

Tansen

b)

Abul Fazal

c)

Birbal

d)

Badauni

43.

Which Mughal ruler re-imposed Jizya tax?

a)

Akbar

b)

Jahangir

c)

Shah Jahan

d)

Aurangzeb

44.

Fatehpur Sikri was built by

a)

Babur

b)

Humayun

c)

Akbar

d)

Shah Jahan

45.

The Mughal empire was founded in the year

a)

1504

b)

1516

c)

1526

d)

1556

46.

The first Battle of Panipat was fought between

a)

Babur and Akbar

b)

Babur and Ibrahim Lodi

c)

Akbar and Hemu

d)

Humayun and Sher Shah

47.

The Mughal period belongs to the

a)

Ancient period

b)

Medieval period

c)

Modern period

d)

Vedic period

48.

Mughal paintings were mainly

a)

Wall paintings

b)

Cave paintings

c)

Miniature paintings

d)

Tribal paintings

49.

Who preached Vishishtadvaita philosophy?

a)

Shankaracharya

b)

Ramanuja

c)

Ramananda

d)

Kabir

50.

Who preached Saguna Bhakti?

a)

Mirabai

b)

Shankaradeva

c)

Basaveshwara

d)

All the above

51.

Founder of Sikh religion was

a)

Akbar

b)

Ramananda

c)

Guru Nanak

d)

Kabir

52.

Bhakti movement began around

a)

6th C.E

b)

7th C.E

c)

8th C.E

d)

9th C.E

53.

Alwars were devotees of

a)

Shiva

b)

Vishnu

c)

Brahma

d)

Shakti

54.

Nayanars were devotees of

a)

Vishnu

b)

Shakti

c)

Shiva

d)

Rama

55.

Saguna Bhakti means

a)

Worship of formless God

b)

Worship of God with form

c)

Idol breaking

d)

Ritual worship

56.

Nirguna Bhakti means

a)

Worship of idols

b)

Worship of nature

c)

Worship of formless God

d)

Worship of kings

57.

Kabir opposed

a)

Devotion

b)

Equality

c)

Caste system

d)

Unity

58.

Bhakti saints used ______ language to preach.

a)

Sanskrit

b)

Persian

c)

Arabic

d)

Local

59.

Mirabai was devoted to

a)

Rama

b)

Shiva

c)

Krishna

d)

Vishnu

60.

Bhakti and Sufi movements promoted

a)

Religious hatred

b)

Social harmony

c)

Caste rigidity

d)

Kingship

61.

Chairman of the Constituent Assembly was

a)

B.R. Ambedkar

b)

Jawaharlal Nehru

c)

Mahatma Gandhi

d)

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

62.

Find the odd one out.

a)

Liberty

b)

Justice

c)

Fraternity

d)

Inequality

63.

Right to Education is mentioned in Article

a)

19

b)

20A

c)

21

d)

21A

64.

A child below 14 years working in a tea shop is a violation of

a)

Equality

b)

Right to religion

c)

Fundamental Rights

d)

Duties

65.

Fundamental Duties are mentioned in Article

a)

21

b)

21A

c)

51

d)

51A

66.

Who proposed the Objective Resolution?

a)

B.R. Ambedkar

b)

Patel

c)

Jawaharlal Nehru

d)

H.C. Mukherjee

67.

42nd Amendment added

a)

Right to Education

b)

Fundamental Duties

c)

Right to Property

d)

Judicial Review

68.

44th Amendment dealt with

a)

Fundamental Rights

b)

Fundamental Duties

c)

Deletion of Right to Property

d)

Right to Education

69.

86th Amendment introduced

a)

Right to Property

b)

Right to Equality

c)

Right to Education

d)

Right to Vote

70.

Fundamental Rights are in

a)

Part II

b)

Part III

c)

Part IV

d)

Part IVA

71.

Fundamental Duties are in

a)

Part III

b)

Part IV

c)

Part IVA

d)

Part V

72.

“Government by the people” refers to

a)

Republic

b)

Secular

c)

Democracy

d)

Sovereign

73.

“Equal respect to all religions” means

a)

Socialist

b)

Secular

c)

Republic

d)

Sovereign

74.

Head of the state is an elected person in a

a)

Monarchy

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Republic

d)

Empire

75.

Moral obligations of citizens are called

a)

Rights

b)

Laws

c)

Fundamental Duties

d)

Directive Principles