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तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा 1 Which of the Following Are the Main Sources Indus Valley Civilization? तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा के मुख्य स्रोि तनम्नतितिि में से कौन हℂ? 1

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तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा 1 Which of the Following Are the Main Sources Indus Valley Civilization? तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा के मुख्य स्रोि तनम्नतितिि में से कौन हℂ? 1 प्राचीनइति हास प्राचीनइति हास तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा 1 Which of the following are the main sources Indus Valley Civilization? तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा के मुख्य स्रोि तनम्नतितिि में से कौन हℂ? 1. Archaeological excavations पुरािातविक िुदाई 2. Inscriptions / तििािेि 3. Coins / तसक्के 4. Written evidence / तितिि प्रमाण 2 The main characteristic of the Indus Valley Civilization was _____. तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा की मुख्य तििेषिा _____ थी। 1.Architecture system / िास्िुकिा प्रणािी 2.Drainage system / जि तनकासी व्यिस्था 3.Town planning / नगर तनयोजन 4.Pucca houses / पक्के मकान 3 Which of the Following Harappan Sites not present in India? तनम्नतितिि में से कौन सा हड़ꥍपा स्थि भारि में मौज द नहह ह ? 1. Lothal and Ropar / िोथि और रोपड़ 2. Banwali and Ropar / बनिािी और रोपड़ 3. Mohenjodaro and Harappa / मोहनजोदड़ो और हड़ꥍपा 4. Lothal and Kalibangan / िोथि और कािीबिंगन 4 The Great Bath of the of the Indus Valley Civilization was discovered in ____. तसधिं ु घाटी सभ्यिा का िहृ द स्नानागार ____ में िोजा गया था। 1.Mohenjodaro / मोहनजोदड़ो 2.Harappa / हड़ꥍपा 3.Lothal / िोथि 4.Ropar / रोपड़ 5 Which of the following is correct about Mohenjodaro? मोहनजोदड़ो के बारे में तनम्नतितिि में से कौन सा सही ह ? 1. Mohenjodaro is also called as the mound of the Dead / मोहनजोदड़ो को मृिकों का टीिा भी कहा जािा ह 2. Great Granary was found in Mohenjodaro / िृहद अन्नागार में पाया गया था 3. Mohenjodaro was located in the bank of Indus / मोहनजोदड़ो तसधिं ु के िट पर तस्थि था 4. All are correct / सभी सही हℂ Which of the following statements are correct with regard to the Indus Valley Civilization? 6 तसिंधु घाटी सभ्यिा के सिंबिंध में तनम्नतितिि में से कौन सा कथन सही ह ? A. This civilization was the first to use of cotton in the world / यह सभ्यिा तिश्व में सबसे पहिे कपास का उपयोग करने िािी थी B. It had trade links by the sea with other regions / इसका अन्य क्षेत्रों के साथ समुद्र से व्यापािरक सिंबिंध था। C. The existence of street lighting has been revealed in the excavations / िुदाई में स्रीट िाइतटिंग के अतस्िवि का पिा चिा ह D. All the sites excavated show the existence of huge public baths / िुदाई की गई सभी स्थिें तििाि सािवजतनक स्नान के अतस्िवि को दिाविीहℂ 1.A and B 2.A, B, and C 3.A and D 4.All of the above ि तदक सभ्यिा 7 Match the following on the theory of Aryans origin: आयों की उवपति के तस饍ािंि पर तनम्नतितिि का तमिान करें: A. European / य रोपीय 1. Dr. A. C Das / डॉ ए सी दास B. Central Asian / मध्य एतियाई 2. BG Tilak / बीजी तििक C. Arctic Region / आकवतटक क्षेत्र 3. Max Muller / म क्स मुिर D. Indian origin / भारिीय म ि 4. Sir W. Jones / सर डब्ल्य जोन्स 1.A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4 2.A-4, B-3, C-2, D-1 3.A-3, B-4, C-1, D-2 4.A-1, B-3, C-4, D-2 8 Match the following : तनम्नतितिि को तमिाए:िं A. Rigveda / ऋग्िेद 1. Hotra / होत्रा B. Yajurveda / यजुिेद 2. Adhavrayu / अध्ियवु C. Samaveda / सामिेद 3. Udgata / उद्गािा D. Atharveda / अथिविेद 4. Brhama / ब्रह्मा 1.A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4 2.A-4, B-3, C-2, D-1 3.A-3, B-4, C-1, D-2 4.A-1, B-3, C-4, D-2 9 Who among the following was worshipped during Early Vedic Civilization? प्रारिंतभक ि तदक सभ्यिा के दौरान तनम्नतितिि में से तकसकी प जा की जािी थी? 1.Varuna / ि셁ण 2.Indra / इद्रिं 3.Surya / स यव 4.All the above / उपरोक्त सभी They worshipped nature. िे प्रकृ ति की प जा करिे थे। Varuna, the god of wind and sky. पिन और आकाि के देििा ि셁ण। Indra, the god of rain and thunder. बािरि और गरज के देििा इद्रिं । Surya, the sun god. स यव, स यव देि। 10 Gayatri Mantra dedicated to Savitri contained in _____. सातित्री को समतपवि गायत्री मिंत्र _____ में तनतहि ह । 1.Rigveda / ऋग्िेद 2.Samaveda / सामिेद 3.Yajurveda / यजुिेद 4.Atharveda / अथिविेद बु饍 और महािीर 11 Who was the first teacher of Buddha? बु饍 के पहिे तिक्षक कौन थे? 1.Ananda / आनिंद 2.Rudraka / 셁द्रक 3.Ramputta / रामपुि 4.Alara Kalama / आिार किाम Alara Kalama was the first teacher of Buddha who taught him the technique of meditation. अिारा किाम बु饍 के पहिे तिक्षक थे तजन्होंने उन्हें अिंिध्यावन की िकनीक तसिाई। Ramputta also was known as Rudraka which was the second teacher. रामपुि को 셁द्रक के 셂प में भी जाना जािा था जो द सरे तिक्षक थे। Ananda was the cousin and chief disciple. आनिंद चचेरा भाई और मुख्य तिष्य था। 12 Vardhaman Mahavira passed away at which of the following place? िधवमान महािीर का तनधन तनम्नतितिि में से तकस स्थान पर हथआ था? 1.Pawapuri / पािापुरी 2.Kushinagar / कु िीनगर 3.Lumbini / िुतम्बनी 4.Vaishali / ि िािी 13 The first Jain Council was convened at which place? पहिी ज न सगिं ीति तकस स्थान पर बुिाई गई थी? 1.Rajagriha / राजगृह 2.Pataliputra / पाटतिपुत्र 3.Vallabhi / ि्िभी 4.Kundalvan / किंु डििन The first Jain Council was convened at Pataliputra by Sthulabahu, the leader of the Digambaras, at the beginning of the 3rd century BC. पहिी ज न सिंगीति िीसरी ििाब्लदी ईसा प िव की िु셁आि में, तदगिंबरों के नेिा, स्थ िबाहथ द्वारा पाटतिपुत्र में बुिाई गई थी। The second Jain Council was held at Valabhi in 5th century AD. द सरी ज न सिंगीति 5िह ििाब्लदी ईस्िी में ि्िभी में आयोतजि की गई थी। The final compilation of Jain literature called Twelve Angas was completed in this council. इस पिरषद में बारह अिंग नामक ज न सातहवय का अिंतिम सिंकिन प रा हथआ। Which of the following statements is/are correct? 14 तनम्नतितिि में से कौन सा कथन सही हℂ? A. Fourth Buddhist Council was held at Kashmir / चौथी बौ饍 सिंगीति कश्मीर में आयोतजि की गयीथी B. It was presided by Vasumitra helped by Ashvaghosha / अश्वघोष की मदद से इसकी अध्यक्षिा िसुतमत्र ने की C. In the fourth council, Buddhism was divided into Hinayana and Mahayana / चौथी सिंगीति में, बौ饍 धमव को हीनयान और महायान में तिभातजि तकया गया था 1.A and B 2.B and C 3.A and C 4.All of the above It was convened by the Kushan emperor Kanishka. इसे कु षाण सम्राट कतनष्क ने बुिाया था। The Fourth Council of Kashmir was not recognized as authoritative in Theravada. कश्मीर की चौथी पिरषद को थेरिाद में आतधकािरक 셂प से मान्यिा प्राप्त नह नहह। थी 15 In which Mahajanapada Gautama Buddha was died? तकस महाजनपद में गौिम बु饍 की मृवयु हथई थी? 1.Vatsa / िवस 2.Kosala / कोिि 3.Malla / म्ि 4.Anga / अिंग 15 In which Mahajanapada Gautama Buddha was died? तकस महाजनपद में गौिम बु饍 की मृवयु हथई थी? 1.Vatsa / िवस 2.Kosala / कोिि 3.Malla / म्ि 4.Anga / अिंग मगध साम्रा煍य 16 Which of the following dynasty was the first to rule over Magadha? मगध पर िासन करने िािा पहिा राजििंि कौन सा था? 1.Haryanka / हयंक 2.Shishunaga / तििुनाग 3.Nanda / निंद 4.Maurya / मौयव 17 Who was the king of Nanda Dynasty when Alexander attacked India in 326 BC? 326 ईसा प िव में जब तसकिं दर ने भारि पर आक्रमण तकया िो निंद राजििंि का िासक कौन था? 1.Shishunaga / तििुनाग 2.Mahapadma Nand / महाप निंद 3.Kalashoka / कािािोक 4.Dhanananda / धनानिंद 18 Which was the earliest capital of Magadha? मगध की सबसे पुरानी राजधानी कौन सी थी? 1.Vaishali / ि िािी 2.Banaras / बनारस 3.Rajgir / राजगीर 4.Patliputra / पाटतिपुत्र 19 Who transferred his capital from Patliputra to Vaishali? तकसने अपनी राजधानी पाटतिपुत्र से ि िािी स्थानािंििरि की? 1.Ashoka / अिोक 2.Dhanananda / धनानिंद 3.Shishunaga / तििुनाग 4.Udayin / उदातयन 20 Which ruler is known as the “Second Parshurama”? तकस िासक को "द सरा परिुराम" कहा जािा ह ? 1.Mahapadma Nanda / महाप निंद 2.Bimbisara / तबतम्बसार 3.Chandragupta Maurya / चिंद्रगुप्त नह मौयव 4.Shishunaga / तििुनाग मौयव साम्रा煍य 21 When did Ashoka invade Kalinga? अिोक ने कतििंग पर कब आक्रमण तकया? 1.273 BC 2.269 BC 3.261 BC 4.232 BC 22 The Ashoka pillar at Allahabad provides information about the reign of which king? इिाहाबाद में अिोक स्ििंभ तकस राजा के िासनकाि के बारे में जानकारी प्रदान करिा ह? 1.
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