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HISTORY XII (UNIT-1) (12J

History)
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3. Which of the following items have not been found in the Harappan
graves? (1 Point)

Pottery and ornaments

Iron hand axe

Jewellery

Copper mirrors

4. The ' Great Bath' was found in which town of the Indus Valley
Civilization? (1 Point)

Mohenjodaro

Harappa

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 Lothal

Rangpur

5. Which was the main main features of the Harappa Civilization

(1 Point)

Town planning

Art and architecture

Administrative

Agriculture

6. Which town in Indus Valley Civilization had no

Citadel? (1 Point)

Mohenjodaro

Harappa

Chanhudaro

Lothal

7. Where were large granaries of Harappan Civilization

found? (1 Point)

Lothal and Dholavira

Kalibangan

Banawali

Harappa and Mohenjodaro

8. The remains of canals are found in

(1 Point)

Shortugai
 Lothal

Banawali

Kalibangan

9. Which is the most antiquated object of the Indus

civilization? (1 Point)

Harappan jewellery

Harappan Seal

Harappan weapons

Harappan houses

10. Huge structure of Harappan Civilization

is:- (1 Point)

Grainery

The Great Bath

(a) and (b)

None of the these

11. Rare commodities made from expensive material were seen

in: (1 Point)

Mohenjodaro and Harappa

Lothal and Mohen-jo- daro

Mohenjodaro and Kalibangan

Harappa and Lothal

12. Mark the Incorect

statement. (1 Point)
 One of the important features of the Harappan cities were there drainage system

Artefacts were of different shapes

Gold was not an expensive metal

Kalibangan is in Rajasthan

13. Which of the following statements regarding language is

incorrect: (1 Point)

the longest written evidence has 26 symbols which has not been deciphered

They are evidently not alphabetic

there were too many symbols

They are almost between 400-425

14. According to the historians how many wells were there in the
Mohenjodaro? (1 Point)

500

600

700

800

15. Who composed the Prayag Prashasti in praise of

Samdragupta? (1 Point)

Prabhavati Gupta

Harisena

Kautilya

Banabhatta
16. What were the guilds of the merchants and craftsmen
called? (1 Point)

Shrenis

Ur

Adimai

Uzhavar

17. Who were Dhamma

Mahamatta? (1 Point)

Special revenue officers appointed by Ashoka for tax collection

Special officers appointed by Ashoka for maintaining law and order in the
kingdom

Special officers appointed by Asoka to spread the message of Dhamma

Special officer appointed by Asoka to stop the spread of dhamma

18. What are big rocks kept on the burial in central and south India
called? (1 Point)

Northern Black Polished Ware

Pillars

Boulders

Megaliths

19. Who issued the first coins bearing the names of

rulers? (1 Point)

Mauryas

Guptas

Indo-Greeks

Satavahanas
20. Ashoka is mentioned by which titles in his inscriptions
(1 Point)

Asoka, Piyadassi

Masattuvan, Asoka

Devanampiya, Piyadassi

Devaputra ,Piyadassi

21. Epigraphy is known

as:- (1 Point)

Study of inscription

the skill of writing incsription

to study the stone objects

None of the above

22. Where authority or power is under men, it is known

as:- (1 Point)

Oligarchy

Group rule

(a) & (b)

Republic

23. Early inscriptions were written in which

language? (1 Point)

Arabic

Prakrit
 Hebrew

English

24. Mauryan Empire had how many important

centres? (1 Point)

10

25. Which century is known as the transitioning era of the early Indian
History? (1 Point)

6th century

7th century

8th century

10th century

26. who won the battle of

Kalinga? (1 Point)

Kautliya

Bimbisara

Chndargupta Maurya

Ashoka

27. Which state was included in the Mahajanapada?

(1 Point)

Vij
 Magadh

Panchal

All the above

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