Important Ancient Indian History Objective Questions And Answers Part-1
February 23, 2022
Important Ancient Indian History Objective Questions And Answers Part-1
The following quiz on mywebdiary provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to the Ancient Indian History Objective. You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. In case of a wrong answer, you’ll get the right answer underlined at the same time. And Yes, Don’t Forget to share your marks in the comment box below.
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#1. Which was the only Indus site with an artificial brick dockyard?
#2. Which one of the following Brahmanans describes about the eastern and western seas?
#3. In reference to Vedic Period, in which one of the following assemblies, women had enjoyed an equal status with men?
#4. In reference to Chanakya’s Arthasastra, consider the following statements:
#5. Megasthanese said that …………... Kingdom was famous for pearls.
#6. Yoga philosophy belongs to …
#7. In reference to Jain Tirthankara, Blue lotus represents …
#8. Which one of the following was the first site discovered?
#9. Who among the following kings is also known as ‘Sarvakshatrantak?’
#10. In reference to Sangam Period Revenue Administration System, Variyam refers …
#11. The Vedic term ‘Brahma’ refers …
#12. In reference to Buddhism, Salaka refers …
#13. Kailash temple of Ellora is a typical example of …
#14. Who has written Panchatantra?
#15. The ancient religious movement that rejected the Vedic Hindu ritualism and the authority of the Brahmins is known as …
#16. Which one of the following is the only site where no citadel was found?
#17. In reference to Asoka’s edict, seven major pillar edicts represent …
#18. A painting on a jar resembling the story of the cunning fox narrated in the Panchatantra evidenced at …
#19. In reference to ancient India, the term Jnapti refers ……
#20. In reference to Jainism, the term Mishradrshti represents …
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