NCERT Class 11 Chapter 6 History The Three Orders MCQ

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1. We see the rise of absolute monarchy in Europe in the

A. 15th & 16th centuries

B. 13th & 14th centuries

C. 12th & 13th centuries

D. 16th & 17th centuries

2. The Church was given the right to take one tenth of the total produce of the peasant over the course of a year which was called a _____.

A. Taille

B. Toll

C. Tithe

D. Franks

3. Factors affecting society and economy are

A. Gradual and dramatic

B. rapid and permanent

C. infrastructural and inner

D. moderate and slow

4. Fertile land was known as _

A. Franks

B. Gaul

C. Manor

D. Fief

5. The First order in the Feudal society was held by the ________.

A. Lords

B. Clergy

C. Peasants

6. According to French priests the basis of classification among the three orders was

A. education.

B. race.

C. wealth

D. nature of work

7. The land granted by the lord to the knights was called:

A. Fief

B. Feud

C. Seigneur

D. Manor

8. Construction of Cathedral town attributed to

A. Higher yield in agricultural production

B. Promotion of trade and industry

C. Business promotion drive under the shade of religion

D. The contribution and subscription by craftsmen, artisans, merchants and common people.

9. Who was William I?

A. Duke of Normandy

B. Duke of Exeter

C. Duke of Somerset

D. Duke of Darlington

10. Free peasants were

A. peasant-cum-soldier

B. tenants of the Lord.

C. payer of labour-rent in Begar

D. denied of political rights.

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11. One of the gradual changes that affected the social and economic ties between the lords and the vassals was

A. agricultural technology

B. environment

C. land use

D. new towns

12. The land granted by the lord to the knights was called:

A. Fief

B. Feud

C. Seigneur

D. Manor

13. New agricultural technology was consisting of

A. reclamation of land

B. use of heavy iron tipped ploughs

C. shoulder harness of bullock

D. all of them

14. The direct tax levied by kings on the peasants was called _______

A. Taille

B. Tithe

C. Feudal levies

15. A guild was an association of

A. monks

B. farmers.

C. craft and industry.

D. lords.

16. The knight was given a piece of land by the lord. This piece of land was called _______

A. Franks

B. Toll

C. Manor

D. Fief

17. We see the rise of absolute monarchy in Europe in the

A. 15th & 16th centuries.

B. 13th & 14th centuries.

C. 12th & 13th centuries

D. 16th & 17th centuries.

18. Construction of Cathedral town attributed to

A. Higher yield in agricultural production

B. Promotion of trade and industry

C. Business promotion drive under the shade of religion

D. The contribution and subscription by craftsmen, artisans, merchants and common people

19. The famous book Feudal Society, which dealt with the French society, was written by:

A. James Cunnigham

B. Alexander Cunnigham

C. James Bloch

D. Marc Bloch

20. Monks who moved from one place to another, preaching to the people and living on charity. These monks were known as ______

A. Manor

B. Friars

C. Tithe

D. Serfs

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21. We see the rise of absolute monarchy in Europe in the

A. 15th & 16th centuries

B. 13th & 14th centuries

C. 12th & 13th centuries

D. 16th & 17th centuries

22. There was a growing uncertainty about the value and purpose of monasticism by the

A. thirteenth century

B. fourteenth century

C. fifteenth century

D. sixteenth-century

23. What were Cathedral towns?

A. Towns developed around plains

B. Towns developed around Churches

C. Towns developed around industries

D. Towns developed around Capital

24. The land granted by the lord to the knights was called:

A. Fief

B. Feud

C. Seigneur

D. Manor

25. Cathedrals were

A. Church

B. Abbeys

C. Monasteries

D. Benedictine monasteries.