WEEK 1 SUMMATIVE TEST a. happinessb. love c. peace d.

joy
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MULTIPLE CHOICE
Directions: Read the questions carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. As early as ________, India had already produced a considerable body of literature written in several Directions: Read the questions carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer.
languages. 1. As early as ________, India had already produced a considerable body of literature written in several
a. 200 BC b. 300 BC c. 400 BC d. 500 BC languages.
2. Indian languages were derived from a common ancestral language called _____________. a. 200 BC b. 300 BC c. 400 BC d. 500 BC
a. Sanskrit b. Sankirit c. Sunskrit d. Sanskrit 2.. Indian languages were derived from a common ancestral language called _____________.
3. The earliest known literature of India is a collection of traditions known as _______________. b. Sanskrit b. Sanktririt c. Sunskrit d. Sanskrit
a. Veda b. Vedas c. Vidas d. Velats 3. The earliest known literature of India is a collection of traditions known as _______________.
4. The Indians believed that a strong belief in ______________ is necessary to save humankind. a. Veda b. Vedas c. Vidas d. Velats
a. Hinduism b. Judaism c. Buddhism d. Monggolism 4. The Indians believed that a strong belief in _______________ is necessary to save humankind.
5. The _______________ is considered the longest epic of India. a. Hinduism b. Judaism c. Buddhism d. Monggolism
a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala 5. The _______________ is considered the longest epic of India.
6. This is the belief that the dead people will return to the worl into another form: plants, insects, or animals. a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala
a. reincarnation b. salvation c. veneration d. reverence 6. This is the belief that the dead people will return to the worl into another form: plants, insects, or animals.
7. These are the reincarnations or the animal or human form of the Hindu God Vishnu. a. reincarnation b. salvation c. veneration d. reverence
a. Vishnu b. Avatar c. Vedas d. Krishna 7. These are the reincarnations or the animal or human form of the Hindu God Vishnu.
8. How many avatars do Vishnu has? a. Vishnu b. Avatar c. Vedas d. Krishna
a. seven b. eight c. nine d. ten 8. How many avatars do Vishnu has?
9. Indian literature is based on __________, a deeply religious spirit. a. seven b. eight c. nine d. ten
a. Vishnu b. piety c. idyllic d. poetry 9. Indian literature is based on __________, a deeply religious spirit.
10. The _______________ recounts the adventures of Rama and His wife Sita. a. Vishnu b. piety c. idyllic d. poetry
a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala 10. The _______________ recounts the adventures of Rama and His wife Sita.
11. Indian Drama reached a high stage of development during ___________. a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala
a. 1st century BC b. 2nd century A.D c. 2nd century BC d. 300 BC 11. Indian Drama reached a high stage of development during ___________.
12. _______________ is called the Indian Shakespeare. a,1st century BC b. 2nd century A.D c. 2nd century BC d. 300 BC
a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath 12. _______________ is called the Indian Shakespeare.
13. The first great name in Indian Drama is _______________. a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath
a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath 13. The first great name in Indian Drama is _______________.
14. He is considered the ‘brightest of the nine gems of genius’’in Indian drama. a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath
a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath 14. He is considered the ‘brightest of the nine gems of genius’’in Indian drama.
15. _______________ is a rich collection of brief stories and fables of ancient times. a. Bhasa b. Shakuntala c. Kalidasa d. Rabindranath
a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala 15. _______________ is a rich collection of brief stories and fables of ancient times.
16. _______________ was called the Great Indian Poet and Dramatist. a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala
a. Rabindranath ab. Kalidasa c. Bhasa d. Bonas 16. _______________ was called the Great Indian Poet and Dramatist.
17. The creator God of Hinduism is _______________. a. Rabindranath b. Kalidasa c. Bhasa d. Bonas
a. Shiva b. Rama c. Vishnu d. Sita 17. The creator God of Hinduism is _______________.
18. This literary piece centers on the story of adventure of Rama and his wife Sita. a. Shiva b. Rama c. Vishnu d. Sita
a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala 18. This literary piece centers on the story of adventure of Rama and his wife Sita.
19. He was a great Indian poet and dramatist who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913. a. Ramayana b. Panchatantra c. Mahabharata d. Shakuntala
a. Rabindranath b. Kalidasa c. Bhasa d. Bonas 19. He was a great Indian poet and dramatist who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913.
20. Indian drama concentrates on _____________ as the background of the story. a. Rabindranath b. Kalidasa c. Bhasa d. Bonas
20. Indian drama concentrates on _____________ as the background of the story.
a. happiness b. love c. peace d. joy