Indian History Practice Question and Answer
8 Q: Ashoka changed his administrative policy due to which incident?
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633583685c208a6bf715b43a- 1Third Buddist Councilfalse
- 2Kalinga Battletrue
- 3Adopted Buddhismfalse
- 4Sent Missionary to Cylonfalse
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Answer : 2. "Kalinga Battle"
Q: Which was the biggest building in Mohanjodaro?
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6528f11d5db74b27f7d869fd- 1Great Bathfalse
- 2Granarytrue
- 3Huge Hallfalse
- 4Two Story Buildingfalse
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Answer : 2. "Granary"
Explanation :
The Granary of Mohanjodaro was 45.71 meter long and 15.23 meter wide and that was the biggest building there. The length of the great bath from north to south was 11.88 m and breadth from east to west was 7.01 m.
Q: Who was the last ruler of India that adopted Jainism in his last days?
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65158ad010a18f5082098d17- 1Samudra Guptafalse
- 2Bidusarafalse
- 3Chandra Guptatrue
- 4Aashokafalse
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Answer : 3. "Chandra Gupta "
Explanation :
Chandragupta Maurya adopted Jainsim in his last days. He went to South India (Shravanabelogola, near Mysore, Karnataka), under the leadership of Bhadrabahu, where he died observing Fast
Q: During which Gupta King's reign did the Chinese traveller Fa-hien visit India
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632d97a331300b7ce479ea12- 1Chandra Gupta Ifalse
- 2Samudra Guptafalse
- 3Chandra Gupta IItrue
- 4Kumara Guptafalse
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Answer : 3. "Chandra Gupta II "
Q: Which is the script of Indus Valley Civilization?
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6528eb1b9c44d229e70a3e2f- 1Tamilfalse
- 2Kharshthifalse
- 3Unknowntrue
- 4Brahmifalse
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Answer : 3. "Unknown "
Explanation :
Expl:– Around Sixty four original sign in the Indus script, from 250 to 450 characters which were found on the rectangular seals of selkdi and copper pellet. This script was symbolic. This script has not read yet.
Q: Write the name of the first Tirthankara of the Jains.
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63d0efca307947462be9b66d- 1Arishtanemifalse
- 2Parshwanathfalse
- 3Ajitnathfalse
- 4Rishabhtrue
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Answer : 4. "Rishabh"
Explanation :
1. Jainism and Buddhism originated during the later Vedic period when the people were developing into Mahajanapadas.
2. Jainism was founded by Rishabhdev who was born in Ayodhya and his symbol was the bull.
Sl. No. - Name - Symbol - Birthplace
1 Rishabhnath (Adinath) Bull Ayodhya
2 Ajitnath Hathi Ayodhya
22 Neminath Shankh Dwarka
23 Parshvanath snake Kashi
24 Mahavir Singh Sher Kshatriyakund
Q: Which of the following is a site of archaeological importance in Jammu and Kashmir?
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64919ef11a612ce001da2bae- 1Maskifalse
- 2Burzahomtrue
- 3Brahmagirifalse
- 4Watkafalse
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Answer : 2. "Burzahom"
Explanation :
1. The Burzahom archaeological site, near Srinagar, provides evidence of human activities from the Neolithic to the medieval period.
2. Burzahom Archaeological Site is one of the most important archaeological sites in Jammu and Kashmir.
3. The site provides evidence of human activities from the Neolithic to the medieval period.
4. The site was nominated for listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on 15 April 2014.
Q: When did the Harappan civilization flourish?
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652cf73bceb554283fdb6cc5- 12500 to 1500 BCEtrue
- 2500 BCE to 500 CEfalse
- 31000 to 500 BCEfalse
- 42000 to 1000 BCEfalse
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Answer : 1. "2500 to 1500 BCE"
Explanation :
The Harappan civilization, also known as the Indus Valley civilization, flourished around 3300 to 1300 BCE. It was one of the world's earliest urban civilizations, and its remains have been discovered in the modern-day countries of India and Pakistan, as well as Afghanistan and Iran. The civilization was named after the ancient city of Harappa, one of its major centers.

