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    What does the term ‘Mitakshara’ specifically refer to?

    a) A text focused on astronomy

    b) An ancient Hindu legal text on inheritance

    c) A traditional agricultural manual

    d) A classic on medical science

    Option b – An ancient Hindu legal text on inheritance

    Which port facilitated trade in northern India during Gupta rule?

    a) Tamralipti

    b) Broach

    c) Kalyan

    d) Cambay

    Option a – Tamralipti

    In the Gupta era, what were Ghantasala, Kadura, and Chaul known for?

    a) Coastal hubs involved in overseas trade

    b) Administrative capitals

    c) Renowned centers for sculpture and architecture

    d) Buddhist pilgrimage locations

    Option a – Coastal hubs involved in overseas trade

    In the 3rd century AD, Warangal gained fame for producing:

    a) Copper vessels

    b) Gold ornaments

    c) Iron tools

    d) Craft from elephant ivory

    Option c – Iron tools

    Which inscription provides details about a guild of silk weavers?

    a) Dashpur Inscription

    b) Prayag Prashasti

    c) Eran Inscription

    d) Hathigumpha Inscription

    Option a – Dashpur Inscription

    During the Gupta era, guilds were prominent in which of the following areas?

    a) Religious affairs

    b) Land taxation system

    c) Social hierarchy

    d) Industrial production and trade

    Option d – Industrial production and trade

    Regarding the guilds (Shrenis) of ancient India, which of these statements are accurate? I. All guilds were under state control, and the king acted as their primary regulator. II. Guilds determined wages, regulations, product standards, and pricing. III. They possessed judicial authority over their members.

    a) I and II only

    b) Only III

    c) II and III only

    d) I, II, and III

    Option c – II and III only

    Assertion: The agrarian structure before the Gupta age was marked by growing feudal elements. Reason: During this era, a landowning middle class and dependent peasant class developed.

    a) Both assertion and reason are correct, and reason explains the assertion

    b) Both assertion and reason are true, but reason does not explain the assertion

    c) Assertion is correct, reason is incorrect

    d) Assertion is incorrect, reason is correct

    Option a – Both assertion and reason are correct, and reason explains the assertion

    According to the Charvaka philosophy, what is considered the supreme value?

    a) Dharma

    b) Artha

    c) Karma

    d) Moksha

    Option c – Karma

    Which philosophical tradition is identified as Lokayata?

    a) Jain

    b) Buddhist

    c) Charvaka

    d) Samkhya

    Option c – Charvaka

    Tax-free agricultural land during Gupta rule was primarily granted to:

    a) Army officials

    b) Government officers

    c) Brahmin scholars

    d) Legal experts

    Option c – Brahmin scholars

    Which of the following statements about Gupta-era society is incorrect?

    a) Royal patronage led Sanskrit to reach its classical form

    b) Women were allowed formal education, and laws supported their property rights and delayed marriages

    c) Decentralized administration led to increased land grants with fiscal privileges to priests and temples

    d) Grants of land contributed to the rise of feudalism and worsened conditions for peasants

    Option b – Women were allowed formal education, and laws supported their property rights and delayed marriages

    What was the typical land revenue share collected during the Gupta period?

    a) One-fourth of the total produce

    b) One-sixth of the total produce

    c) One-eighth of the total produce

    d) Half of the total produce

    Option b – One-sixth of the total produce

    What was the name of the plough tax levied on cultivators under Gupta rule?

    a) Hiranya

    b) Sulka

    c) Halivakara

    d) Kara

    Option c – Halivakara

    In early India, what was the term used for an irrigation tax?

    a) Bidakabhagam

    b) Hiranya

    c) Udranga

    d) Uparnika

    Option a – Bidakabhagam

    What is accurate about the forced labor practice (Vishti) during the Gupta period?

    a) It was a form of taxation that served as a state revenue source

    b) It was not practiced in areas like Madhya Pradesh and Kathiawar

    c) Workers under this system received weekly wages

    d) The eldest male child of each family was conscripted for service

    Option a – It was a form of taxation that served as a state revenue source

    What type of land was referred to as ‘Aprahat’?

    a) Uncultivated Forest territory

    b) Farmland with irrigation

    c) Thick jungle land

    d) Regularly cultivated fields

    Option a – Uncultivated Forest territory

    Which term was used for the silver coins issued by the Gupta rulers?

    a) Karshapana

    b) Dinara

    c) Rupaka

    d) Nisc

    Option c – Rupaka

    Centers in Gujarat, Bengal, the Deccan, and Tamil Nadu during Gupta rule were best known for:

    a) Textile production

    b) Jewelry trade

    c) Handicraft industry

    d) Opium farming

    Option a – Textile production

    Shankara’s philosophical School is known as:

    a) Monism

    b) Integrated Monism

    c) Dualism

    d) Advaita (Non-dualism)

    Option d – Advaita (Non-dualism)

    The principle of ‘Apurva’ is central to which Indian philosophical system?

    a) Charvaka

    b) Jaina

    c) Buddhist

    d) Mimamsa

    Option a – Charvaka

    Which School of thought acknowledges only direct perception as a valid source of knowledge?

    a) Jain

    b) Charvaka

    c) Buddhist

    d) Samkhya

    Option b – Charvaka

    Which of the following is recognized as ‘Lokayat Darshan’?

    a) Jain

    b) Buddhist

    c) Charvaka

    d) Samkhya

    Option c – Charvaka

    Who among the following is described as a ‘Crypto-Buddhist’?

    a) Shankara

    b) Kapila

    c) Ramanuja

    d) Patanjali

    Option a – Shankara

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