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    MCQ of Class 6th Indian History for Students

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    Tansen was a great musician at Akbar’s court. His original name was :

    1. Haridas

    2. Ramatanu Pande

    3. Makaranda Pandey

    4. Tansen

    Option 2 – Ramatanu Pande

    The great of Akbar who historian of the reign wrote Akbarnamah and Ain-i-Akbari was :

    1. Faizi

    2. Badauni

    3. Abul Fazl

    4. Shaikh Mubarak

    Option 3 – Abul Fazl

    Who founded the Mansabdari System?

    1. Ala-ud-din

    2. Sher Shah Suri

    3. Babur

    4. Akbar

    Option 4 – Akbar

    The Buland Darwaza, made of marble and sand stone, commemorates Akbar’s conquest of :

    1. Chitoor

    2. Mewar

    3. Deccan

    4. Gujarat

    Option 4 – Gujarat

    Where do you find this inscription “If on earth be paradise of bliss, it is this, it is this, none a but this”

    1. Taj Mahal at Agra

    2. Red Fort at Agra

    3. Panch Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri

    4. Diwan-i-Khas at Delhi

    Option 4 – Diwan-i-Khas at Delhi

    Which of the following was not built in Shah jahan’s period?

    1. Panch Mahal

    2. Moti Masjid at Agra

    3. Jama Masjid at Agra

    4. Mausoleum of Jahangir at Lahore

    Option 1 – Panch Mahal

    The art of painting reached its zenith under :

    1. Akbar

    2. Jahangir

    3. Shah Jahan

    4. None of these

    Option 2 – Jahangir

    Which Mughal emperor was a great musician and was popularly known as ‘Rangila’

    1. Adil Shah

    2. Bahadur Shah I

    3. Bahadur Shah II

    4. Muhammad Shah

    Option 4 – Muhammad Shah

    The famous Peacock throne originally belonged to :

    1. Humayun

    2. Shah Jahan

    3. Akbar

    4. Nadir Shah

    Option 2 – Shah Jahan

    The official language of the Mughal empire was :

    1. Urdu

    2. Persian

    3. Persian and the local language

    4. Turkish

    Option 2 – Persian

    In whose reign did Tulsidas compose Rama charitmanas?

    1. Humayun

    2. Jahangir

    3. Akbar

    4. Aurangzeb

    Option 3 – Akbar

    The ‘Chain of Justice’ is associated with :

    1. Shah Jain

    2. Akbar

    3. Jahangir

    4. Babur

    Option 3 – Jahangir

    Who was the master architect under whose guidance Taj Mahal was designed and completed?

    1. Ustad Mansoor

    2. Ustad Isa

    3. Ustad Haroon

    4. Ustad Rahman

    Option 2 – Ustad Isa

    The Shalimar garden at Srinagar was raised by :

    1. Aurangzeb

    2. Shah Jahan

    3. Akbar

    4. Jahangir

    Option 4 – Jahangir

    The Portuguese sailors landed first at …….. in the year :

    1. Surat, 1490

    2. Calicut, 1498

    3. Cochin, 1500

    4. Daman, 1492

    Option 2 – Calicut, 1498

    The Sikh Guru who was put death by the order of Aurangzeb was :

    1. Guru Har Rai

    2. Guru har Kishan

    3. Guru Tej Bahadur

    4. Guru Gobind Singh

    Option 3 – Guru Tej Bahadur

    Sher Shah Suri is renowned mostly for :

    1. His ruthless dealings with enemies.

    2. His administrative skill

    3. His military skill

    4. All the above

    Option 2 – His administrative skill

    Akbar built at Fatehpur Sikri a building called Ibadat Khana where :

    1. He prayed

    2. Religious discussion among various sects took place

    3. The emperor heard complaints from the common people

    4. Discussions on political matters took place

    Option 2 – Religious discussion among various sects took place

    Todar Mal is associated with the revenue system known as :

    1. Nasaq

    2. Ghalla Bakshi

    3. Zabti

    4. Kankut

    Option 3 – Zabti

    When Abdur Razzak from Persia visited Hampi, who was the ruler of Vijayanagar in South India?

    (a) Achyuta Devaraya

    (b) Devaraya II

    (c) Krishnadeva Raya

    (d) Sadasiva Raya

    Option b – Devaraya II

    Hampi is situated on the northern bank of :

    (a) Tungabhadra

    (b) Godavari

    (c) Cauvery

    (d) Krishna

    Option a – Tungabhadra

    Who was the founder of Qutb Shahi dynasty?

    (a) Adil Shah

    (b) Ibrahim Adil Shah II

    (c) Ibrahim Qutb Shah

    (d) Quli Qutb Shah

    Option d – Quli Qutb Shah

    When Babur invaded India, who was the ruler of Vijayanagara empire in South India?

    (a) Saluva Narasimha

    (b) Devaraya II

    (c) Krishna Deva Raya

    (d) Sadasiva Raya

    Option c – Krishna Deva Raya

    The capital of Bahmani Kingdom was :

    (a) Warangal

    (b) Devagiri

    (c) Ellichpur

    (d) Gulbarga

    Option d – Gulbarga

    The Portuguese traveller, Nuniz visited Vijayanagar during the reign of which one of the following?

    (a) Vira Narasimha

    (b) Deva Raya-l

    (c) Achyuta Raya

    (d) Sadasiva Raya

    Option c – Achyuta Raya

    Whose permission was solicited by Albuquerque, the Portuguese governor, to build a fort at Bhatkal?

    (a) Achyuta Raya.

    (b) Krishna Deva Raya

    (c) Saluva Narasimha

    (d) Vira Narasimha

    Option b – Krishna Deva Raya

    Who built Char Minar?

    (a) Ibrahim Qutb Shah

    (b) Quli Qutb Shah

    (c) Ali Adil Shah

    (d) Ibrahim Adil Shah II

    Option b – Quli Qutb Shah

    Krishnadeva Raya wrote a famous work, namely Amuktamalyada, in :

    (a) Telugu

    (b) Kannada

    (c) Tamil

    (d) Malayalam

    Option a – Telugu

    The rules for congregational worship (Sangat) involving collective recitation were organized by

    (a) Guru Nanak

    (b) Guru Angad

    (c) Guru Arjun

    (d) Guru Govind Singh

    Option a – Guru Nanak

    Which one of the following is the correct meaning of ziyarat?

    (a) Pilgrimage to the tombs of Sufi saints

    (b) The practice of revenue farming

    (c) The death anniversary of a Sufi Shaikh

    (d) A form of Islamic divorce

    Option a – Pilgrimage to the tombs of Sufi saints

    Who among the following was considered to be the preceptor of Mirabai?

    (a) Dadu

    (b) Raidas

    (c) Ramanand

    (d) Surdas

    Option b – Raidas

    The town of Chisht, from which the Sufi Chishti Silsila derives its name, is located in

    (a) Western Turkey

    (b) Central Afghanistan

    (c) Eastern Iran

    (d) Eastern Iraq

    Option b – Central Afghanistan

    The biography of Shaikh Muinuddin Chishti, authored by Jahanara, is known as

    (a) Munis al Arwah

    (b) Fawaidul Fuwad

    (c) Siratul Auliya

    (d) Muraqqa-e Dehli

    Option a – Munis al Arwah

    Which one of the following statements about the Bhakti Movement in South India is not correct?

    (a) The Nalayira Divyaprabandham was also known as the Tamil Veda

    (b) Andal was an Alvar

    (c) Karaikkal Ammaiyar was a devotee of Vishnu

    (d) Metal images of the saints Appar and Sundarar were made and then consecrated in a Shiva temple

    Option c – Karaikkal Ammaiyar was a devotee of Vishnu

    Which of the following is NOT correctly matched?

    (a) Shaikh Muinuddin – Ajmer Chishti

    (b) Shaikh Burhanuddin – Daulatabad Gharib

    (c) Shaikh Mohammad – Gulbarga Hussaini

    (d) Shaikh Nizamuddin – Multan Auliya

    Option d – Shaikh Nizamuddin – Multan Auliya

    Kabir was the disciple of :

    (a) Chaitanya

    (b) Shankaracharya

    (c) Ramananda

    (d) Vallabhacharya

    Option c – Ramananda

    In which region of India was the Firdausi order of Sufism popular?

    (a) Sindh

    (b) In and around Delhi

    (c) Deccan

    (d) Bihar

    Option d – Bihar

    In which region of India was the Suharawadi order of Sufism popular?

    (a) Delhi and Bihar

    (b) Delhi and Doab region

    (c) Punjab and Sindh

    (d) Around Ajmer

    Option c – Punjab and Sindh

    The Bhakti Movement was first organized by :

    (a) Ramanuja

    (b) Kabir

    (c) Ramananda

    (d) Nanak

    Option a – Ramanuja

    The oldest compositions in Punjabi are devotional compositions by :

    (a) Guru Arjun Dev

    (b) Guru Nanak

    (c) Baba Farid

    (d) Vidyapati

    Option c – Baba Farid

    Which one of the following indicates the correct chronological order of the Maratha saints of the Bhakti movement?

    (a) Namdev-Tukaram-Eknath-Ramdas

    (b) Ramdas-Eknath-Tukaram-Namdev

    (c) Namdev-Eknath-Tukaram-Ramdas

    (d) Ramdas-Tukaram-Eknath-Namdev

    Option c – Namdev-Eknath-Tukaram-Ramdas

    The term ‘Sufi’ is derived from :

    (a) a type of poetry

    (b) a type of garment

    (c) a language

    (d) the name of a place

    Option b – a type of garment

    Who among the following saints wrote ‘Bijak’?

    (a) Ramdas

    (b) Tulsidas

    (c) Guru Arjun

    (d) Kabir

    Option d – Kabir

    Who among the following was not an exponent of the Bhakti movement?

    (a) Ramananda

    (b) Kabir

    (c) Shankaracharya

    (d) Nanak

    Option c – Shankaracharya

    Which of the following rulers were identified through matronymics (names derived from that of the mother)?

    (a) Mallas of Pava

    (b) Videhas of Mithila

    (c) Yaudheyas

    (d) Satavahanas

    Option d – Satavahanas

    Which of the following phrases defines the nature of the ‘Hundi’ generally referred to in the sources of the post-Harsha period?

    (a) An advisory issued by the king to his subordinates

    (b) A diary to be maintained for daily accounts

    (c) A bill of exchange

    (d) An order from the feudal lord to his subordinates

    Option c – A bill of exchange

    With reference to the history of ancient India, Bhavabhutti, Hastimalla, and Kshemeshwara were famous

    (a) Jain monks

    (b) Playwrights

    (c) Temple architects

    (d) Philosophers

    Option b – Playwrights

    Sandhyakar Nandi was the court poet of the

    (a) Mauryas

    (b) Senas

    (c) Hussain Shahis

    (d) Palas

    Option d – Palas

    The location of the ancient city of Taxila (Takshshila), mentioned in ancient Indian texts, was identified by

    (a) Alexander Cunningham

    (b) R. D. Banerji

    (c) John Marshall

    (d) Daya Ram Sahni

    Option a – Alexander Cunningham

    Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

    (a) Kuddapah-kar: Rocky wastelands

    (b) Nancai: Wet fields

    (c) Puncai: Dry fields

    (d) Tottakal: Garden lands

    Option a – Kuddapah-kar: Rocky wastelands

    Who were the participants in the tripartite struggle in northern India from the 8th to the 10th Century?

    (a) Palas, Cholas, Pallavas

    (b) Palas, Pratiharas, Rashtrakutas

    (c) Cholas, Pratiharas, Rashtrakutas

    (d) Palas, Cholas, Rashtrakutas

    Option b – Palas, Pratiharas, Rashtrakutas

    India’s earliest contact with Islam came through:

    (a) Arab invasion of Sindh in the seventh century.

    (b) Turkish invasions of the eleventh-twelfth centuries.

    (c) Arab merchants of the Malabar coast.

    (d) Sufi saints and Arab travelers.

    Option c – Arab merchants of the Malabar coast

    Which king founded the Vikramasila University?

    (a) Dharmapala

    (b) Dhruva

    (c) Devapala

    (d) Ballal Sen

    Option a – Dharmapala

    ‘Prithivyah Pratham Veer’ was the title of:

    (a) Samudragupta

    (b) Rajendra I

    (c) Amoghavarsha

    (d) Gautamiputra Shatkarni

    Option a – Samudragupta

    With reference to the art and archaeological history of India, which one among the following was the earliest?

    (a) Lingaraja Temple at Bhubaneswar

    (b) Rock-cut Elephant at Dhauli

    (c) Rock-cut Monuments at Mahabalipuram

    (d) Varaha Image at Udayagiri

    Option b – Rock-cut Elephant at Dhauli

    Who built the Konark’s Sun Temple? ( Indian history quiz for class 6 )

    (a) Anantavarman Chodaganga Deva

    (b) Narasimhadeva I

    (c) Kapilendra Deva

    (d) Purushottam Dev

    Option b – Narasimhadeva I

    The queen with the title Didda ruled which part of India between 980 and 1003?

    (a) Avadh

    (b) Kashmir

    (c) Sindh

    (d) Bengal

    Option b – Kashmir

    The Tomara Rajputs were defeated in the middle of the twelfth century by the Chauhans of:

    (a) Ayodhya

    (b) Ajmer

    (c) Dwarka

    (d) Gwalior

    Option b – Ajmer

    Which one of the following rulers began the construction of the famous Kailasa rock-cut temple at Ellora?

    (a) Dantivarman-I

    (b) Nandivarman-III

    (c) Krishna-I

    (d) Srimara Srivallabha

    Option c – Krishna-I

    The practice of image worship began among the followers of Brahmanism with the emergence of:

    (a) Shaivism

    (b) Ajivikas

    (c) Bhagavatism

    (d) Atharvaveda

    Option c – Bhagavatism

    Which of the following was the most important factor in transforming ancient Indian society into feudal society?

    (a) Decline of trade

    (b) Practice of land grants

    (c) Proliferation of castes

    (d) None of these

    Option b – Practice of land grants

    Sayana, the famous commentator of the Vedas, flourished under the rule of

    (a) Bahmani

    (b) Golkonda

    (c) Gajapati

    (d) Vijaynagar

    Option d – Vijaynagar

    Which one among the following cities was the best producer of silk cloth under Gupta reign?

    (a) Pataliputra

    (b) Murshidabad

    (c) Ghazipur

    (d) Varanasi

    Option b – Murshidabad

    Who built the famous Dilwara temple at Mount Abu in Rajasthan in the 13th century?

    (a) Mahendrapala

    (b) Mahipala

    (c) Rajyapala

    (d) Tejapala

    Option d – Tejapala

    Ajanta paintings depict scenes from the:

    (a) Ramayana

    (b) Mahabharata

    (c) Jatakas

    (d) Upanishads

    Option c – Jatakas

    The first monarch of Magadh kingdom in the sixth century B.C. was:

    (a) Bimbisara

    (b) Prasenajit

    (c) Ajatashatru

    (d) Jarasandha

    Option a – Bimbisara

    Which of the following transferred his capital from Rajgir to Pataliputra? ( Indian history quiz for class 6 )

    (a) Bimbisara

    (b) Ajatsatru

    (c) Udayin

    (d) Shishunaga

    Option c – Udayin

    Which of the following transferred his capital from Patliputra to Vaishali?

    (a) Bimbisara

    (b) Ajatsatru

    (c) Udayin

    (d) Shishunaga

    Option d – Shishunaga

    Porus was defeated by Alexander in the Battle of:

    (a) Buxar

    (b) Heart

    (c) Kabul

    (d) Hydaspes

    Option d – Hydaspes

    King Kharvela of Kalinga belonged to which dynasty?

    (a) Chedi

    (b) Kadamba

    (c) Haryanka

    (d) Kalinga

    Option a – Chedi

    Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

    (a) Parsvanath-Jnatrika

    (b) Bindusara – Shakya

    (c) Skandagupta – Maurya

    (d) Chetak – Lichchhawi

    Option d – Chetak – Lichchhawi

    Buddha died in which Mahajanpada?

    (a) Mall

    (b) Chedi

    (c) Magadh

    (d) Avanti

    Option a – Mall

    In early ancient India, the largest urban center was: ( Indian history quiz for class 6 )

    (a) Pataliputra

    (b) Taxila

    (c) Kaushambi

    (d) Kannauj

    Option a – Pataliputra

    Who, among these, was the Nanda ruler at the time of Alexander’s invasion?

    (a) Kalasoka

    (b) Mahapadma

    (c) Dhana Nanda

    (d) Nagadasaka

    Option c – Dhana Nanda

    Which, among the following ancient Indian Kings claimed ekarat (the sole sovereign) or the first Imperial ruler of India?

    (a) Mahapadma Nanda

    (b) Ajatsatru

    (c) Udayin

    (d) Dhana Nanda

    Option a – Mahapadma Nanda

    On the banks of which river were Alexander and Porus involved in a grim battle?

    (a) Jhelum

    (b) Ravi

    (c) Chenab

    (d) Beas

    Option a – Jhelum

    Alexander died at:

    (a) Patala

    (b) Taxila

    (c) Babylon

    (d) Gedrosia

    Option c – Babylon

    Which one of the following was initially the most powerful city-state of India in the 6th century B.C.? ( Indian history quiz for class 6 )

    (a) Gandhara

    (b) Kamboj

    (c) Kashi

    (d) Magadha

    Option d – Magadha

    Sculptures of the Gandhara school reflect the influence of the:

    (a) Greeks

    (b) Chinese

    (c) Romans

    (d) Persians

    Option a – Greeks

    Who was the founder of the Nanda dynasty?

    (a) Mahapadma Nanda

    (b) Dhana Nanda

    (c) Ashoka Nanda

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Mahapadma Nanda

    What was the main cause for the rise of large states during and after the sixth century B.C.?

    (a) Widespread use of iron in parts of the U.P. and Bihar

    (b) The tribal society gave way to a more settled life

    (c) There was a great increase in trade and commerce

    (d) None of the above

    Option a – Widespread use of iron in parts of the U.P. and Bihar

    Who among the following was a great ruler of Kalinga in ancient times?

    (a) Ajatasatru

    (b) Bindusara

    (c) Kharavela

    (d) Mayurasarman

    Option c – Kharavela

    Tradition has it that Ajatasatru was instigated to murder his father by:

    (a) Devadatta

    (b) Chellana

    (c) Chetaka

    (d) Durmukha

    Option a – Devadatta

    Shishunaga dynasty is credited to have destroyed which Mahajanapada? ( Indian history quiz for class 6 )

    (a) Vaishali

    (b) Avanti

    (c) Kosala

    (d) Madra

    Option b – Avanti

    Bimbisara had friendly relations with all of these, except:

    (a) Anga

    (b) Kosala

    (c) Vaishali

    (d) Madra

    Option a – Anga

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