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1. Bhakti comes from the

A. Urdu term

B. Sanskrit term

C. English term

D. Pali term

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2. For what was the south India famous for?

A. Gold

B. Spices

C. Stones

D. All of these

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3. The famous ruler of Gupta dynasty

A. Samudragupta

B. Chandragupta

C. Harshagupta

D. Ramagupta

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4. Where did the Romans find Gold?

A. South India

B. East India

C. West India

D. North India

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5. Where did in India Roman Gold coin was found?

A. South India

B. East India

C. West India

D. North India

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6. South India was famous for

A. Spices

B. Gold

C. Precious Stones

D. All of the above

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7. Xuan Zang translated the manuscripts from:

A. Pali to Sanskrit

B. Pali to Chinese

C. Brahmi to Chinese

D. Sanskrit to Chinese

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8. Which river valley is the most fertile?

A. Kaveri River Valley

B. Yamuna River Valley

C. Brahmaputra River Valley

D. None of these

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9. How did Fa Xian return to China?

A. Foot

B. Sea

C. Cart

D. All of the above

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10. Who controlled the river valleys?

A. Chiefs and kings

B. Poor men

C. Ordinary people

D. None of these

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11. Cave at Karle is in

A. Gujarat

B. Kerala

C. Maharashtra

D. Andhra Pradesh

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12. Who was the father of Samudragupta?

A. Hareshena

B. Banabhatta

C. Ramagupta

D. Chandragupta

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13. What does muvendar mean?

A. Three chiefs

B. Three kings

C. Three groups of people

D. None of these

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14. _________ is the sacred book of the Hindus. It is a part of the great epic, Mahabharata.

A. Ramayana

B. Geeta

C. Vedas

D. Bible

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15. When did Cholas, Cheras and Pandyas become powerful in South India?

A. About 1,300 years ago

B. About 2,300 years ago

C. About 3,300 years ago

D. About 4,300 years ago

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16. The rulers who ruled over central Asia and north-west India around 2000 years ago were

A. Pandyas

B. Cholas

C. Kushanas

D. Cheras

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17. Who was the most powerful ruler of Satavahanas?

A. Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni

B. Krishna

C. Sidhartha

D. All of these

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18. __ was an assembly of Brahmin land owners.

A. Sera

B. Samiti

C. Sudha

D. Sabha

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19. Who were known as lord of dakshanipath?

A. Chandragupta

B. Raja Ram Mohan Rai

C. Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni

D. None of these

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20. Across the ________, where sailors took advantage of the monsoon winds to cross the seas more quickly

A. Suez Canal and the Panama Nahar

B. Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal

C. Suez Canal and the Bay of Bengal

D. Arabian Sea and the Suez Canal

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21. To whom did the Chinese rulers send gifts of silk?

A. Rulers of Iran

B. Rulers of Iraq

C. Rulers of Pakistan

D. Rulers of Kajakistan

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22. Single minded devotion to one god

A. Prarthana

B. Bhajan

C. Bhakti

D. Pray

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23. Which tree was shown in the sculptures?

A. Neem

B. Tulsi

C. Peepal

D. Mango

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24. were the statues of Buddha made?

A. Mathura and Taxila

B. Mumbai and Goa

C. Bihar and UP

D. Delhi and Haryana

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25. Which is called Black Gold in Roman

A. Black Pepper

B. Black Silk

C. Black Stone

D. Black Coal

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