Baijal Tutorials Solution for History Test-III

Partition of India .[Total 9Marks]

1. Clement Atlee the Prime Minister of Britain made an announcement in 1947
Feb.
(a).India will be divided into 2 countries India & Pakistan.
(b). The Congress & Muslim should reconcile & accept the cabinet mission plan
(c). British will leave India by June 1948 and transfer the power to one or 2
parts.
(d). India had helped the Britain to win against the Axis.
2. The Viceroy sent to India in 1947 to resolve the difference between Muslim &
Congress and transfer the power.
(a). Lord Wavell (b). Lord mount batten (c). Lord Curzon (d). Lord Lytton
3. The Mountbatten divided the country into
(a). India & Pakistan (b). India & West Pakistan (c). India & East Pakistan
4. Plebiscite was to be held in the following place.
(a).NWFP, Sindh, Sylhet (b). NWFP Sindh Bengal (c). Punjab , Bengal Sindh
(d). Hyderbad, Kashmir & Sindh.
5. The Princely states were given the option
(a). To join India or Pakistan
(b). To honour the treaties with the British.
(c). The Muslim Majority Statesmay decide to join only Pakistan.
(d). To Join India, or Pakistan or remain free.
6. The Act by which India got it’s freedom is
(a). Indian Independence Act of 1948
(b). Indian Independence Act of 1946
(c). Indian Independence Act of 1947
(d). Mountbatten plan
7. The 1st British Viceroy of Independent India
(a). Lord Irwin (b). Lord Wavell (c). Sir Cripp’s (d). Lord Mount batten
8. India’s Constituent Assembly was made up of _______ members.
(a). 389 (b). 387 (c) 442 (d). 550
9. The two states that were divided between India &Pakistan were
(a).Sindh -Bengal (b).NWFP- Punjab (c) Punjab and Bengal (d).Sylhet and Sindh

Revolt of 1857. [Total 9Marks]

1. Nana Saheb’s grievance was
(a). Victim of Doctrine of Lapse.(b). He was not allowed to adopt a son.
(c). He was given a less pension.(d) He was to dismiss his army.
2. General Service Enlistment Act hurt the sentiment of
(a). The rulers of Princely states. (b). The Pandits
(c). The Brahmin soldiers. (d). The Soldiers of Bengal army
 3. The 2 social evils that the British abolished in the 19 th Century.
(a). Women not allowed in education & child marriage.
(b). Sati & widows were allowed to marry. (c). Sati & widows not being allowed
to marry. (d). The caste system and untouchability.
4. The Mughal emperor Bahadur Shah Zaffer was
(a). Allowed to keep his descendents at red fort after his death.
(b). Not allowed to use the title of Emperor.
(c). Informed that after his successors wouldn’t be allowed t use the royal titles
and dignities to their names.
(d). Informed that he would have to pay the British a part of his wealth as a
trouble.
5. The Princely State rulers were suspicious of the British because
(a). Their armies were disbanded
(b). Awadh was annexed on the excuse of mal-administration.
(c). The soldiers were ill treated & ill fed
(d). The cottage industry was in ruin
6. The important example of Economic exploitation of the British was evident
because(any 2)
(a). The Indian markets were allowed to sell only Indian made goods
(b). The Indian raw material was taken to England for the industries
(c). The Indian artisans & farmers were to pay taxes without looking after their
welfare.
(d).The Indian goods were exempted from import duty and not given Bhatta
when they were sent to England.
7. Select any Act that hurt the religious sentiment of Orthodox Indians.
(a). The Post office Act (b). General service Enlistment Act
(c). Widow remarriage Act.
8. The Indian soldiers were angry with the British because.
(a). They were paid 10 times less than the British.
(b). They could not wear their regiment insignia
(c). They were paid 1/8th of the salary of the British soldiers.
(d). They could not be in the regiments according to the caste.
9. The Governor General who became the 1st viceroy of India & read the Queen
Victoria Proclaimation.
(a). Lord Harding (b).Lord Canning (c). Lord Dalhousie (d). Lord Minto

Gandhi. [Total 11Marks]

1. Gandhi’s 1st Mass Movement
(a). Quit India 1942 (b). Non-cooperation Movement1920
(c). Civil Disobedience Movement 1930(d). Champaran Satyagraha 1916
2. Khilafat Movement was launched because
(a). The Muslims were not being given the promise of Pakistan
(b). Ottoman empire was disingreated(c). Post of Khalifa was abolished
(d). The Muslims wanted to show their loyalty towards the congress
 3. Simon Commission was sent to India to
(a). Review the Government of India Act 1919
(b). To review the demand for Self Government.
(c). To appease the congress.
(d). To give in the demands of congress for joint electorates.
4. Impact of Non-cooperation Movement
(a). People lost faith in Gandhi & Satyagraha.
(b). Gandhiji called off the Non-Cooperation due to heavy repression of
Satyagrahis
(c). People adopted violence all over the Country.
(d).Gandhiji became a leader of masses who joined the Movement to make it a
true Mass Movement.
5. Choose one objective that is not true for Non-Cooperation Movement.
(a). To attain Swaraj or Self Government.
(b). To demand for annulment of Rowlatt Act
(c). To let people on coast make salt with no salt tax
(d).To restore the post of Khalifa.
6. With reference to 1st Round Table conference held in London
(a). The British gave in to the demands of constitutional reforms.
(b). Gandhi’s demand for self government was decided to be ignored
(c). Gandhi & Congress did not attend it.
(d).The conference was a big success since all the parties were well represented.
7. The Viceroy of India in 1931 negotiated with Gandhi and signed the
(a). Gandhi Irwin Pact (b). Simon Commission Report (c). Mount batten plan
(d). Government of India Act 1919
8. Gandhiji made three big compromises in the above agreement.(3)
_(i). he would call off the Civil Disobedience Movement
(ii). He would attend 2nd round table conference
(iii). H e would stop Boycotting foreign goods.
9. 1934 Gandhiji called off the Civil Disobedience Movement because
(a). British were ready to give Poorna Swaraj
(b). Because Gandhiji had signed the agreement with Irwin in 1931.
(c). Gandhiji was jailed(d). Heavy repression by British on the Satayagrahi
Assertive Nationalist.[Total 5 Marks]

1. The leader in the picture is known as

(a).The leader of Assertive Nationalist.
(b).Grand old man of India.
(c). Leader of the Revolutionary thought
(d). Political Guru of Gandhi
 2. Partition of Bengal in 1905 led to the rise of
(a). National Movement (b). Swadeshi & Boycott Movement
(c). People took up violence (d). Hindu Muslim Unity .
3. Two Assertive leaders, who took the Anti Partition Movement outside the state
of Bengal.
(a). Lala Lajpat Rai & Tilak (b). Dadabhai Naoroji & Tilak
(c).Gokhale & Dadabhai Naoroji (d). Bipin Chandra Pal & S.N.Banerjee.
4. The three methods of Assertive Nationalist
(a). Swadeshi Boycott National Education.
(b). Swaraj , Boycott Western Education.
(c). Meetings, Speeches and prayers.
(d). Boycott, delegates & Revivalism.
5. Match the following:-
1. Tilak -b (a). Punjabi, Vande mataram
2. Lala Lajpat Rai -a (b). Kesari Maratha

Union legislature [Total 15 Marks]

1. One feature of the federal system of Government.
(a). the administrative power is divided among the Union & State.
(b).Between the Indian Parliament and Union territories.
(c). Between the high Court & Supreme Court.
(d). Between the President & Union legislature.
2. The members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by
(a). Universal adult franchise.(b).By members of state legislative council.
(c). By State legislative Assemblies.(d). By the Lok Sabha
3. The Rajya Sabha is a
(a). House with a term of 6 years.
(b). House which can be dissolved by President.
(c).A house that cannot be dissolved.
(d). A house that is 2/3rd dissolved after every 3 years.
4. One administrative function of the Lok Sabha is
(a). To pass an Ordinary bill
(b). To introduce the money bill
(c).To control the executive. (d). To appoint the governors.
5. The Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha share equal power in
(a). Introduction of an Ordinary bill
(b).In election of Supreme Court & High Court Judges.
(c). In dismissing the Prime Minister. (d). In passing the budget.
6. Quorum of the Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha is
(a). The minimum people needed for a meeting to take place.
(b). The maximum people needed for a meeting to take place.
(c). 1/10th of the total membership.
(d). 1/3rd of the total membership of each house.
7. Minimum number of session to be held in a year. 2
8. Interpollation is the right of the houses to
(a). Ask question to the Government.
(b). To dismiss the Government
(c). to introduce the bill
(d). To remove the speaker.
9. The Parliament is Summoned &Prorogued by
(a).Prime Minister (b). President (c). Speaker of Lok Sabha (d). Vice-
President
10. The Parliament can make law on state list when.
(a). There is a war.
(b). There is a Proclaimation of Emergency.
(c). When Rajya Sabha passed a resolution by simple and 2/3rd majority ask
the parliament to do so.
(d). When the President tells the Parliament.
11. In a joint session of two houses of the parliament to resolve a deadlock
(a). Rajya Sabha prevails.
(b). The President casts his vote
(c). The Lok Sabh Prevails.
(d).The Chairman of Rajya Sabha votes.
12. The Ordinance is issued by the President .
(a).When the Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha are in session.
(b).When both houses are not in session.
(c). When both houses declare the importance of the Ordinance.
(d). When the President decides to do so.
13. Choose the incorrect statement.
(a). The Union list is under the preview of Union legislature.
(b). The Union & State both can make laws on Concurrent list.
(c). The residuary power lies with the state legislature
(d). The state legislature make laws on state list
14. Term of Lok Sabha is
(a). 5 years (b). 6 years (c). 25 years (d). 3years.
15. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is elected by
(a). Members of the Lok Sabha.
(b). Members of the majority party.
(c). By the president
(d). By the Chief Justice.