History MCQ Test – 76By Vinay Pal Read the questions given below. Select the best from the given 4 options- Please enter your email: 1. Which of the following metals was not known to the Indus valley people? Iron silver copper gold 2. During the Viceroyalty of Sir John Lawrence, the bone of contention between India and Bhutan was Goalpara Jalpaiguri Cooch Behar Duars 3. Which of the following is not a category into which Ashoka’s monuments may be grouped? Caves Viharas Stupas Pillars 4. Most of the Hindu colonies in South East Asia had been found during the reign of the Guptas Cholas Rajputas Mauryas 5. The privileges of free trade granted to the English East India Company were confirmed in 1717 by Emperor Aurangzeb Farrukh-Siyar Bahadur Shah Muhammad Shah 6. “Manisha Panchakam” was composed by Swami Tejomayananda Swami Chinmayananda Sri Ramanuja Adi Sankara 7. The masterpiece of Chola sculpture is the famous Nataraja or the Dancing Shiva image at Thanjavur Sri Sailam Kalahasti Chidambaram 8. The first Famine Commission was constituted under Sir John Strachey Sir Richard Strachey Chamberlain Roberts 9. When Aurangzeb proceeded against Golcunda it was ruled by Durga Devi Abul Hasan Sikandar Afzal Khan 10. The salient feature of the Rig Vedic religion was the worship of Pasupatbi Mother Goddess Trimurti Nature 11. The diary of Athanasius (Afanasi) Nikitin, the first Russian traveler to India, is entitled The journey beyond the three seas A passage to India The land of miracles Travel to the land of honey and gold 12. Which of the following does not represent an important source material for the Mauryan period? Epigraphic Sources Numismatic evidence Literary works Foreign accounts 13. Who were ‘Jagirdars’ during the reign of Akbar? Autonomous rulers under Akbar Officials of state who were given jagir’ in place of cash pay Revenue collectors Large estate owners 14. In Bengal, the East India Company’s headquarters were located at Shantiniketan Fort St George Fort william Fort St David 15. The one most important feature of the Mauryan Administration was An Extensive Network Of Spy-System wide powers enjoyed by the provincial governors the presence of a ‘council of ministers’ the presence of vast, numerous powers of the bureaucracy Loading … Question 1 of 15