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Worksheets7th SS FA3 Mughal Empire , Bhakti Movement ,The Indian Constitution Quiz
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Who founded the Mughal Empire in India?
Akbar
Humayun
Babur
Aurangzeb
In which year did Babur defeat Ibrahim Lodi in the First Battle of Panipat?
1524
1526
1530
1556
The Mughal administration was mainly based on:
Trade tax
Land revenue system
Industrial tax
Customs duty
Who introduced the Mansabdari system?
Babur
Humayun
Akbar
Jahangir
Mansabdars were appointed to:
Teach people
Collect customs
Maintain soldiers and serve the empire
Build temples
Who was Todar Mal?
Army general
Poet
Revenue minister of Akbar
Religious leader
Which Mughal emperor followed a policy of religious tolerance?
Aurangzeb
Babur
Akbar
Shah Jahan
Akbar’s policy of religious tolerance was known as:
Jizya
Shariat
Sulh-i-kul
Ibadat
Who constructed the Taj Mahal?
Akbar
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Mughal emperors ruled India for nearly:
100 years
200 years
300 years
500 years
Mughal rulers encouraged which art form?
Cave paintings
Folk dance
Miniature painting
Sculpture
The Bhakti movement emphasized:
Rituals
Caste system
Devotion to God
Power of kings
Bhakti saints opposed:
Devotion
Caste discrimination
Equality
Love
Kabir preached unity of:
Rich and poor
Kings and people
Hindus and Muslims
Men and women
Mirabai was devoted to:
Shiva
Rama
Krishna
Vishnu
Sufi saints believed in:
Idol worship
Strict rituals
Love and devotion to God
Violence
Sufi teachings emphasized:
Wealth
Brotherhood and humanity
War
Power
Bhakti and Sufi movements helped in:
Creating wars
Social harmony
Increasing taxes
Expanding empire
The Constitution of India was adopted on:
15 August 1947
26 November 1949
26 January 1950
2 October 1950
The Constitution came into force on:
15 August 1947
26 January 1950
26 November 1949
1 January 1950
Who is known as the chief architect of the Indian Constitution?
Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Patel
The Preamble describes India as:
Monarchy
Dictatorship
Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
Capitalist state
Fundamental Rights are given in:
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
How many Fundamental Rights are there now?
5
6
7
8
Right to Education is a:
Legal right
Moral right
Fundamental Right
Political right
Fundamental Duties are mentioned in:
Part III
Part IV
Part IVA
Part V
The Indian Constitution is the:
Shortest constitution
Oldest constitution
Lengthiest written constitution
Unwritten constitution
The Constitution ensures:
Power to rulers
Rights and equality to citizens
Rule of kings
Control of people
Which institution interprets the Constitution?
Parliament
President
Judiciary
Election Commission
Secularism means:
Support one religion
Equal respect to all religions
No religion
State religion
Democracy means:
Rule by king
Rule by army
Rule by the people
Identify the mismatched pair.
Qutub Minar – Humayun
Tansen – Raga Dipak
Abul Fazal – Akbar Nama
Shivaji – Raigad
Contemporary Mughal ruler of Shivaji was
Akbar
Babur
Jahangir
Aurangzeb
Copper coin of the Mughal period was called
Rupiya
Tankha
Dam
Mohur
Mansab means
Salary
Land
Rank
Tax
Taj Mahal was built by
Akbar
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Todar Mal was a
General
Minister
Musician
Poet
Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri is
Biography of Akbar
Autobiography of Jahangir
Revenue record
Law book
The revenue system of Akbar was known as
Jagirdari
Mansabdari
Zabt system
Ryotwari
Akbar’s policy of religious tolerance was called
Jizya
Sulh-i-kul
Shariat
Fatwa
Persian was used as the language of
Religion
Education
Administration
Trade
Who wrote Akbar Nama?
Tansen
Abul Fazal
Birbal
Badauni
Which Mughal ruler re-imposed Jizya tax?
Akbar
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Fatehpur Sikri was built by
Babur
Humayun
Akbar
Shah Jahan
The Mughal empire was founded in the year
1504
1516
1526
1556
The first Battle of Panipat was fought between
Babur and Akbar
Babur and Ibrahim Lodi
Akbar and Hemu
Humayun and Sher Shah
The Mughal period belongs to the
Ancient period
Medieval period
Modern period
Vedic period
Mughal paintings were mainly
Wall paintings
Cave paintings
Miniature paintings
Tribal paintings
Who preached Vishishtadvaita philosophy?
Shankaracharya
Ramanuja
Ramananda
Kabir
Who preached Saguna Bhakti?
Mirabai
Shankaradeva
Basaveshwara
All the above
Founder of Sikh religion was
Akbar
Ramananda
Guru Nanak
Kabir
Bhakti movement began around
6th C.E
7th C.E
8th C.E
9th C.E
Alwars were devotees of
Shiva
Vishnu
Brahma
Shakti
Nayanars were devotees of
Vishnu
Shakti
Shiva
Rama
Saguna Bhakti means
Worship of formless God
Worship of God with form
Idol breaking
Ritual worship
Nirguna Bhakti means
Worship of idols
Worship of nature
Worship of formless God
Worship of kings
Kabir opposed
Devotion
Equality
Caste system
Unity
Bhakti saints used ______ language to preach.
Sanskrit
Persian
Arabic
Local
Mirabai was devoted to
Rama
Shiva
Krishna
Vishnu
Bhakti and Sufi movements promoted
Religious hatred
Social harmony
Caste rigidity
Kingship
Chairman of the Constituent Assembly was
B.R. Ambedkar
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Find the odd one out.
Liberty
Justice
Fraternity
Inequality
Right to Education is mentioned in Article
19
20A
21
21A
A child below 14 years working in a tea shop is a violation of
Equality
Right to religion
Fundamental Rights
Duties
Fundamental Duties are mentioned in Article
21
21A
51
51A
Who proposed the Objective Resolution?
B.R. Ambedkar
Patel
Jawaharlal Nehru
H.C. Mukherjee
42nd Amendment added
Right to Education
Fundamental Duties
Right to Property
Judicial Review
44th Amendment dealt with
Fundamental Rights
Fundamental Duties
Deletion of Right to Property
Right to Education
86th Amendment introduced
Right to Property
Right to Equality
Right to Education
Right to Vote
Fundamental Rights are in
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part IVA
Fundamental Duties are in
Part III
Part IV
Part IVA
Part V
“Government by the people” refers to
Republic
Secular
Democracy
Sovereign
“Equal respect to all religions” means
Socialist
Secular
Republic
Sovereign
Head of the state is an elected person in a
Monarchy
Dictatorship
Republic
Empire
Moral obligations of citizens are called
Rights
Laws
Fundamental Duties
Directive Principles
