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    Quick Quiz

    Which of the following customs were prevalent in the Sangam period social system?

    (a) Window Remarriage
    (b) Sati
    (c) Remarriage
    (d) All of the above

    Option d – All of the above

    Which of the following characterized the Tamil society of the Sangam Age? I. Complex caste system. II. Prohibition of intermarriage between the kings and the velalas. IIl. Vegetarianism among the Brahmins. IV. Gradual Aryanisation. Select the correct answer using the codes given below

    (a) Only I
    (b) l and II
    (c) Il and ll
    (d) Only IV

    Option d – Only IV

    Who was ‘Umanar in the Sangam Age?

    (a) The retailers of salt
    (b) Military commanders
    (c) Shopkeepers
    (d) Agriculturists

    Option a – The retailers of salt

    Which site supposedly yielded a dock?

    (a) Kiliyeer
    (b) Kanchipuram
    (c) Arikamedu
    (d) Nattamedu

    Option c – Arikamedu

    Pratisthana an important trading centre was on the river

    (a) Cauvery
    (b) Krishna
    (c) Godavari
    (d) Narmada

    Option c – Godavari

    Which one of the following documents gives evidence of a temple of Augustus at Muziris in South India?

    (a) Periplus of the Erythraean Sea
    (b) Nearchus
    (c) Genealogical tables
    (d) Sangam literature

    Option a – Periplus of the Erythraean Sea

    The early Tamil anthologies mention terms such as ‘Pahri’, ‘Otam’, Tamil’, and ‘Patagu’. These were used for

    (a) boats
    (b) types of market
    (c) merchandise exported
    (d) merchandise imported

    Option a – boats

    The term Yavanpriya’ mentioned in ancient Sanskrit text denoted

    (a) a fine variety of Indian Muslim
    (b) irory
    (c) Damsels sent to the Greek Court for a dance performance
    (d) pepper

    Option d – pepper

    Consider the following statements. I. Nedunjeliyan, a Pandyan king, patronized Buddhism. II. He was also the king of the epic Silappadikaram, authored by llango Adigal. Select the correct answer using the codes given below.

    (a) Only I
    (b) Only II
    (c) Both I and l
    (d) Neither I nor l

    Option b – Only II

    According to Sangam texts, the terms Kon, Ko, and Mannan were attributed to which of the following?

    (a) Prime Minister
    (b) Revenue Minister
    (o) Commander of the Army
    (d) King

    Option d – King

    Which of the following term was used for Supreme Court in the Sangam Age?

    (a) Puhar

    (b) Sangam
    (c) Maharum
    (d) Korai

    Option d – Korai

    Consider the following statements. I. The largest source of revenue during the Sangam period was a land tax called Karai. II. The kingdom was divided into Mandalam, Nadu, Ur, Sirur, and Perur. Choose the correct answer using the codes given below.

    (a) Only I
    (b) Only Il
    (c) Both l and II
    (d) Neither I nor Il

    Option c – Both l and II

    Which one of the following ports were known as Poduke to the author of the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea.’

    (a) Arikamedu
    (b) Taniralipti
    (c) Korkai
    (d) Barbaricum

    Option a – Arikamedu

    Amphora jar is a

    (a) perforated jar
    (b) tall double-handle jar
    (c) painted grey jar
    (d) black and red ware jar

    Option b – tall double-handle jar

    Which one of the following objects of Roman manufacture has been the most abundantly found in India?

    (a) Pot sherds
    (b) Bronze icons
    (c) Lamps

    (d) Coins

    Option d – Coins

    Consider the following statements. I. In the Sangam age, the exchange was based on a kind of barter system. II. There were certain fixed points of exchange called ‘avanam’. Which of the above-given statements is/are correct?

    (a) Only I

    (b) Both l and Il
    (c) Only l|
    (d) Neither I nor ll

    Option a – Only I

    Assertion (A) Many Roman gold and silver coins belonging to the first and second COuntries have been discovered in South India. Reason (R) Some parts of South India were under Roman occupation during this period. Codes

    (a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
    (b) Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A
    (c) A is true, but R is false
    (d) A is false, but R is true

    Option c – A is true, but R is false

    From the excavations of which ancient site, information has been gathered regarding brisk trade relations between India and Rome, during the early centuries of the Christian era.

    (a) Madurai
    (b) Tamralipti
    (c) Tondi
    (d) Arikamedu

    Option d – Arikamedu

    The Roman settlement has been found in

    (a) Kalibangan
    (b) Arikamedu
    (c) Rangpur
    (d) Satara

    Option b – Arikamedu

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