ANCIENT INDIA HISTORY - MCQ II

 ANCIENT INDIA HISTORY - MCQ II


1. Study of inscription is called:

 A. Archaeology

 B. Numismatic

  C. Epigraphy

 D. Palaeography

 

2. Which of the following is related to Etymology?

 A. Shiksha

 B. Kalpa

 C. Nirukta

 D. Vyakaran

 

3. Who wrote Panchatantra?

 A. Kalidas

 B. Vishnu Sharma

 C. Chanakya

 D. Nagarjun

 

4. Which of the following is not a religious text?

 A. Rigveda

 B. Sangam

 C. Upanishad

 D. None of the above

 

5. Kalinga was situated between?

 A. Godavari & Krishna

 B. Mahanadi & Godavari

 C. Mahanadi & Krishna

 D. Krishna & Kaveri

 

6. What was the capital of Avanti?

 A. Gaya

 B. Ujjain

 C. Satna

 D. Vallabhi

 

7. Satavahana dynasty originated from?

 A. South of Arawali

 B. South of Vindhya

 C. South of Satpura

 D. South of Satmola

 

8. Which of following Chalcolithic sites comes under Ganges system?

 A. Hanumangarh

 B. Alamgirpur

 C. Ropar

 D. Mohenjodaro

 

9. Which of the following metals was not known during the Indus Valley Civilization?

 A. Iron

 B. Gold

 C. Copper

 D. Silver

 

10. Most depicted animal of the Indus Valley Civilization was?

 A. Elephant

 B. Lion

 C. Bull

 D. Dog

 

Answer

1.C       2.C       3.B       4.B       5.B       6.B       7.B       8.B       9.A       10.C


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