Traders, Kings and Pilgrims MCQ Questions for Class 6 Social Science Chapter 10 with Answers

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

Q1. The Kushana’s two major centres of power were:

(i) Taxila and Naland
(ii) Nalanda and Peshawar
(iii) Peshawar and Mathura
(iv) Taxila and Mathura

(iii) Peshawar and Mathura

Q2. Territories set up by an emperor outside his territories known as

(i) Fort
(ii) Captured territories
(iii) Colonies
(iv) Captures areas

(iii) Colonies

Q3. Where did the Romans find Gold?

(i) South India
(ii) East India
(iii) West India
(iv) North India

(i) South India

Q4. South India was famous for

(i) Spices
(ii) Gold
(iii) Precious Stones
(iv) All of the above

(iv) All of the above

Q5. Central Asia, China, Korea and Japan were famous for:

(i) Worship of Durga
(ii) Worship of Mahaveer
(iii) Worship of Shiva
(iv) Worship of Buddha

(iv) Worship of Buddha

Q6. Which of the following pilgrims did not come to sub-continent to visit places associated with the life of the Buddha

(i) I-quing
(ii) Xuan Zang
(iii) Fa Xian
(iv) Yen-Qean

(iv) Yen-Qean

Q7. Who controlled the river valleys?

(i) Chiefs and kings
(ii) Poor men
(iii) Ordinary people
(iv) None of these

(i) Chiefs and kings

Q8. The rulers who ruled over central Asia and north-west India around 2000 years ago were

(i) Pandyas
(ii) Cholas
(iii) Kushanas
(iv) Cheras

(iii) Kushanas

Q9. What was found in South India which referred about Roman traders?

(i) Gold coins
(ii) Iron coins
(iii) Brass coins
(iv) Paper coins

(i) Gold coins

Q10. Madurai was the capital of

(i) Cheras
(ii) Cholas
(iii) Chora
(iv) Pandyas

(iv) Pandyas

Q11. When did Cholas, Cheras and Pandyas become powerful in South India?

(i) About 1,300 years ago
(ii) About 2,300 years ago
(iii) About 3,300 years ago
(iv)About 4,300 years ago

(ii) About 2,300 years ago

Q12. Single minded devotion to one god

(i) Prarthana
(ii) Bhajan
(iii) Bhakti
(iv) Pray

(iii) Bhakti

Q13. Rich, glossy colour and smooth texture make it a highly valued fabric. This is:

(i) Cotton
(ii) Polyester
(iii) Tericot
(iv) Silk

(iv) Silk

Q14. Bhakti comes from the Sanskrit term bhaj meaning

(i) to pray
(ii) to borrow
(iii) to divide or share
(iv) to see

(iii) to divide or share

Q15. Who were known as lord of dakshanipath?

(i) Chandragupta
(ii) Raja Ram Mohan Rai
(iii) Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni
(iv) None of these

(iii) Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni

Q16. Which is called Black Gold in Roman

(i) Black Pepper
(ii) Black Silk
(iii) Black Stone
(iv) Black Coal

(i) Black Pepper

Q17. The best-known of the rulers who controlled the Silk Route were the

(i) Mughals
(ii) Satvahanas
(iii) Mauryas
(iv) Kushanas

(iv) Kushanas

Q18. Single minded devotion to one god

(i) Prarthana
(ii) Bhajan
(iii) Bhakti
(iv) Pray

(iii) Bhakti

Q19. Which tree was shown in the sculptures?

(i) Neem
(ii) Tulsi
(iii) Peepal
(iv) Mango

(iii) Peepal

Q20. Who was the most powerful ruler of Satavahanas?

(i) Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni
(ii) Krishna
(iii) Sidhartha
(iv) All of these

(i) Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni

Q21. Bhakti comes from the Sanskrit term bhaj meaning

(i) to pray
(ii) to borrow
(iii) to divide or share
(iv) to see

(iii) to divide or share

Q22. Bhakti comes from the

(i) Urdu term
(ii) Sanskrit term
(iii) English term
(iv) Pali term

(ii) Sanskrit term

Q23. Men and women who undertook journey to the holy places in order to offer worship are called

(i) Traders
(ii) Pilgrims
(iii) Buddhism
(iv) Theravada

(ii) Pilgrims

Q24. Who invented the making of silk?

(i) China
(ii) India
(iii) Sri Lanka
(iv) Pakistan

(i) China

Q25. Which is called Black Gold in Roman

(i) Black Pepper
(ii) Black Silk
(iii) Black Stone
(iv) Black Coal

(i) Black Pepper

Q26. The best-known of the rulers who controlled the Silk Route were the

(i) Mughals
(ii) Satvahanas
(iii) Mauryas
(iv) Kushanas

(iv) Kushanas

Q27. From where did the term ‘India’ derive?

(i) River Indus
(ii) River Ganga
(iii) River Yamuna
(iv) River Mahanadi

(i) River Indus

Q28. The Chinese Buddhist pilgrims who visited India 1400 years ago

(i) I-Qing
(ii) Quan-Qing
(iii) Fa Xian
(iv) Xuan Zang

(iv) Xuan Zang

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