Ashoka, The Emperor Who Gave Up War MCQ Class 6 Social Science Chapter 8

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MCQ Questions for Class 6 Social Science with Answers History Our Pasts – I

Q1. A sculpture of polished stone bull which was found in Rampurwa (Bihar) is now placed:

(i) In Parliament House
(ii) In front of the Share market office at Mumbai
(iii) In Rashtrapati Bhawan
(iv) In PMO office.

(iii) In Rashtrapati Bhawan

Q2. Item famous in the North-west

(i) Peppers
(ii) Rice
(iii) Blankets
(iv) Gold

(iii) Blankets

Q3. How many lions are shown in our national Emblem?

(i) Two
(ii) Three
(iii) Four
(iv) Five

(iii) Four

Q4. Place where Ashokan Pillar is located

(i) Lamhi
(ii) Sarnath
(iii) Sikral
(iv) Salarpur

(ii) Sarnath

Q5. Which city was the capital of the Mauryan Empire?

(i) Taxila
(ii) Ujjain
(iii) Samath
(iv) Pataliputra

(iv) Pataliputra

Q6. Item famous in the South

(i) Beans
(ii) Millets
(iii) Cereals
(iv) Peppers

(iv) Peppers

Q7. In which book were Chanakya’s ideas written?

(i) Ramayana
(ii) Mahabharata
(iii) Arthashastra
(iv) None of these

(iii) Arthashastra

Q8. From which area was Taxila and Ujjain ruled?

(i) Pataliputra
(ii) Bihar
(iii) Delhi
(iv) Agra

(i) Pataliputra

Q9. Megasthenes was:

(i) A trader
(ii) An ambassador
(iii) King
(iv) Chandragupta’s son

(ii) An ambassador

Q10. Prakrit word for Dharma

(i) Dhamma
(ii) Dhamara
(iii) Dhaam
(iv) Dhammar

(i) Dhamma

Q11. Who was Bindusar’s son?

(i) Chandragupta
(ii) Sidhartha
(iii) Ashoka
(iv) Ram Krishna Paramhans

(iii) Ashoka

Q12. Megasthenes was an a ambassador who was sent to the court of Chandragupta by—

(i) Alexander
(ii) Seleucus Nitcator
(iii) Xandrames
(iv) Darius

(ii) Seleucus Nitcator

Q13. What is Arthashastra

(i) Place
(ii) Book
(iii) Palace
(iv) Officials

(ii) Book

Q14. Ashoka’s religion after Kalinga war

(i) Buddhism
(ii) Jainism
(iii) Muslim
(iv) Zoroastrian

(i) Buddhism

Q15. In which language were the Ashoka’s inscriptions written?

(i) Dev Nagari
(ii) Sanskrit
(iii) Tamil
(iv) Brahmi Script

(iv) Brahmi Script

Q16. Mauryan Pillar was found here

(i) Rampurwa
(ii) Badhia
(iii) Sakarpura
(iv) Kure

(i) Rampurwa

Q17. Adviser of Chandragupta Maurya

(i) Buddha
(ii) Tansen
(iii) Kautilya
(iv) Birbal

(iii) Kautilya

Q18. Capital city of Ashoka

(i) Patliputra
(ii) Sarnath
(iii) Hastinapur
(iv) Bodh gaya

(i) Patliputra

Q19. How many towers supported the massive wall of Pataliputra?

(i) 670
(ii) 870
(iii) 570
(iv) 470

(iii) 570

Q20. Royal princes often went to the provinces as __

(i) Ministers
(ii) Governors
(iii) King
(iv) Administrators

(ii) Governors

Q21. A state of an vast empire is known as

(i) District
(ii) Capital
(iii) Provinces
(iv) Village

(iii) Provinces

Q22. What is Arthashastra