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Eagle Eye TNPSC Tamil Book Objective for Students

Which of the following Muslim Scholars has the most significant contribution to Hindi literature?

In Indian history, who was Abdul Hamid Lahori?

Delhi's education center was known as 'Madarsa-e-Begum'. By whom it was established?

Who wrote Humayun Nama?

Gulbadan Begum was the daughter of

Who among the following wrote historical records in the Mughal period?

Who among the following had translated 'Hitopadesha' into Persian?

What was the chief impact of Vedic culture on Indian history?

Where is Boghazkoi situated, and what is the importance of it?

Varuna, the highest Vedic deity, was originally regarded as:

Which of the following was not one of the results of sacrificial rituals?

Which of the following has proved the best source of information for depicting India's ancient history?

From which one of the following sites, was the famous Bull-seal of Indus Valley found?

The God with three heads and horns, surrounded by animals, represented on a seal from Mohenjodaro is said to be

During the Indus Valley civilization period, the dominant number used for weights and measures was:

The Indus Valley houses were built of:

Of those following Harappan sites, the ones not in India are:

The tools and weapons of Harappan civilization were mostly made of:

Near the banks of which of the following rivers excavations have brought to light that Indus Valley Civilization percolated to the far south?

The 6th century BCE is known as a century of ........ in Indian history.

The largest number of discourses delivered by Buddha were at:

Which one of the following factors was most responsible for the origin of Buddhism?

Which one of the following Buddhist sects insists on the necessity of the monastic life, worship of the relics of Lord Buddha, attainment of salvation by oneself alone, and the belief that Lord Buddha will no more be born?

The Jain text which contains the biographies of the Tirthankaras is known as:

Which one of the following doctrines does not belong to Jainism?

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Who among the following annexed Anga to Magadha?

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

Which of the following are the earliest found coins?

Where did the first coins circulate in India?

Kannauj was strategic in the history of north India from the 7th to 12th centuries. In the three-pronged struggle over this area, who proved to be the strongest in the end?

During the reign of which Pallava ruler did the Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang visit Kanchi?

Who among the following is credited with having built the famous Ellora caves?

The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are:

The Chola king who conquered the northern part of Sri Lanka and made it a province of his empire, was:

The rare work on architecture, Samarangana Sutradhara was written by:

The Badami rock inscription of Pulakesin I is dated in the Saka year 465. If the same were to be dated in Vikrama Samvat, the year would be:

The large Shiva Temple at Thanjavur was built by:

The famous bronze image of Nataraja is a fine example of:

Bronze coins of Nataraja cast during the Chola period invariably show the deity with:

The Vimana style in temple architecture came into vogue during the reign of:

An example of the Nagara style of architecture is provided by the:

"Of all the great powers that made the history of South India, none had a more marked effect on the architecture of this region than the earliest of all". This observation refers to:

The new element of 'Gopuram' was encouraged in temples of South India by:

Which of the following is the oldest dynasty?

The rock-cut caves at Elephanta belong to the period of:

Consider the following statements regarding Megasthenes: i. He was sent to the court of Chandragupta Maurya by Greek ruler Seleucus Nicator. ii. According to Megasthenes, Mauryan kings were normally surrounded by armed women. iii. According to Megasthenes, the King's palace is made up of wood and decorated with stone carvings.

Consider the following statements: i. Ashoka was the first ruler to take his message to the people through inscription. ii. Most of Ashoka's inscriptions were in Prakrit and were written in the Brahmi script.

Consider the following statements regarding Ashoka Dhamma: i. Ashoka Dhamma was inspired by the teachings of Buddha. ii. Dhamma Mahamatta was appointed who went from place to place teaching people about Dhamma. iii. Ashoka inscribed the message of Dhamma onto rocks and pillars.

Consider the following statements regarding important cities of the Mauryan Period: i. Taxila was a gateway to the northwest. ii. Ujjain lay on the route from north to south India.

Consider the following statements regarding the Mauryan administration: i. Pataliputra, Ujjain, and Taxila were under the direct control of the emperor. ii. Officials were appointed to collect tax. iii. People living in the forest areas were more or less independent.

The father of Cartography

If the number of people living in a place is 10000 and the area of the place is 10 square kilometers, then the population density of that place is people per square kilometer.

In 'Topo sheets' of Survey of India "PS" symbol belongs to

The maps of Al Idrisi were in which language?

Grasslands are indicated with which color in Maps?

With reference to the Vakataka dynasty, consider the following statements:

With reference to Chandragupta-1, consider the following statements:

Emperor Harsha's southward march was stopped on the Narmada River by:

From the decline of the Guptas until the rise of Harshavardhana in the early seventh century, which of the following kingdoms were holding power in Northern India?

Which of these statements with reference to the Vakatakas of Deccan are correct?

Eagle Eye TNPSC Tamil Book Objective for Students

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Which of the following Muslim Scholars has the most significant contribution to Hindi literature?

(A) Abul Fazl

(B) Faizi

(D) Abdul Qadir Badauni

Option c - Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan

In Indian history, who was Abdul Hamid Lahori?

(A) An important military commander during Akbar's reign

(B) An official historian of the reign of Shah Jahan

(D) A chronicler and poet during the reign of Muhammad Shah

Option b - An official historian of the reign of Shah Jahan

Delhi's education center was known as 'Madarsa-e-Begum'. By whom it was established?

(A) Gulbadan Begum

(B) Maham Anaga

(D) Zeenat Unnisa

Option b - Maham Anaga

Who wrote Humayun Nama?

(A) Babur

(B) Humayun

(D) Jahangir

Option c - Gulbadan Begum

Gulbadan Begum was the daughter of

(A) Babur

(B) Humayun

(D) Aurangzeb

Option a - Babur

Who among the following wrote historical records in the Mughal period?

(A) Gulbadan Begum

(B) Nur Jahan Begum

(D) Zebunnisa Begum

Option a - Gulbadan Begum

Who among the following had translated 'Hitopadesha' into Persian?

(A) Dara Shikoh

(B) Faizi

(D) Tajul Mali

Option d - Tajul Mali

What was the chief impact of Vedic culture on Indian history?

(a) Growth of Sanskrit

(b) Progress of Philosophy

(d) Rise of an otherworldly outlook

Option c - Consolidation of caste

Where is Boghazkoi situated, and what is the importance of it?

(a) In Asia Minor, inscriptions found there mention the names of the Vedic Gods and Goddesses

(b) In Central Asia, some coins of Rig Vedic kings have been found there

(d) In Germany, some seals of the Vedic kings have been found there

Option a - In Asia Minor, inscriptions found there mention the names of the Vedic Gods and Goddesses

Varuna, the highest Vedic deity, was originally regarded as:

(a) The Lord of Waters

(b) The upholder of the cosmic order

(d) The Lord of the Realm of Air

Option b - The upholder of the cosmic order

Which of the following was not one of the results of sacrificial rituals?

(a) They undermined the importance of the Rig Vedic gods

(b) The wasteful expenditure incurred on these ceremonies led to deterioration in the economic condition of the people

(d) They also led to the decimation of the cattle wealth

Option b - The wasteful expenditure incurred on these ceremonies led to deterioration in the economic condition of the people

Which of the following has proved the best source of information for depicting India's ancient history?

(a) Religious literature

(b) Works of foreign travelers

(d) Monuments

Option c - Inscriptions

From which one of the following sites, was the famous Bull-seal of Indus Valley found?

(a) Harappa

(b) Chanhudaro

(d) Mohenjodaro

Option d - Mohenjodaro

The God with three heads and horns, surrounded by animals, represented on a seal from Mohenjodaro is said to be

(a) Varuna

(b) Indra

(d) Pashupati

Option d - Pashupati

During the Indus Valley civilization period, the dominant number used for weights and measures was:

(a) 6

(b) 8

(d) 16

Option d - 16

The Indus Valley houses were built of:

(a) bamboos

(b) bricks

(d) stone

Option b - bricks

Of those following Harappan sites, the ones not in India are:

(a) Mohenjodaro and Harappa

(b) Banwali and Ropar

(d) Lothal and Ropar

Option a - Mohenjodaro and Harappa

The tools and weapons of Harappan civilization were mostly made of:

(a) stone only

(b) stone and copper

(d) copper, tin, and bronze

Option d - copper, tin, and bronze

There are similarities between the seals found at Mohenjodaro and:

(a) Egypt

(b) China

(d) Afghanistan

Option c - Sumeria

Near the banks of which of the following rivers excavations have brought to light that Indus Valley Civilization percolated to the far south?

(a) Godavari

(b) Mahanadi

(d) Krishna

Option d - Krishna

The 6th century BCE is known as a century of ........ in Indian history.

(a) religious revolution

(b) political anarchy

(d) social revolution

Option a - religious revolution

The largest number of discourses delivered by Buddha were at:

(a) Shravasti

(b) Kaushambi

(d) Sarnath

Option a - Shravasti

Which one of the following factors was most responsible for the origin of Buddhism?

(a) Change of tribal-state into territorial state

(b) Impact of the increasing use of iron

(d) Challenge of the Kshatriyas to the dominance of the Brahmins

Option d - Challenge of the Kshatriyas to the dominance of the Brahmins

Which one of the following Buddhist sects insists on the necessity of the monastic life, worship of the relics of Lord Buddha, attainment of salvation by oneself alone, and the belief that Lord Buddha will no more be born?

(a) Hinayana

(b) Mahayana

(d) Lamaism

Option a - Hinayana

The Jain text which contains the biographies of the Tirthankaras is known as:

(a) Bhagavati Sutra

(b) Adi Purana

(d) Uvasagadasao

Option c - Kalpa Sutra

Which one of the following doctrines does not belong to Jainism?

(a) Syadvada

(b) Anekantavada

(d) None of these

Option c - Nayavada

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

(a) There are Jain temples at Khajuraho

(b) There are Jain caves at Udayagiri in Odisha

(d) There are Jain monasteries at Vaishali

Option c - There was a Jain stupa at Mathura

Who among the following annexed Anga to Magadha?

(a) Chandragupta Maurya

(b) Bimbisara

(d) Samudragupta

Option b - Bimbisara

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

(a) Prasenjit - Magadha

(b) Pradyota - Kosala

(d) Udayana - Vatsa

Option d - Udayana - Vatsa

Which of the following are the earliest found coins?

(a) Uninscribed cast coins

(b) Punch-marked coins

(d) All of the above

Option b - Punch-marked coins

Where did the first coins circulate in India?

(a) Central India

(b) Western India

(d) Bihar and eastern UP

Option d - Bihar and eastern UP

Kannauj was strategic in the history of north India from the 7th to 12th centuries. In the three-pronged struggle over this area, who proved to be the strongest in the end?

(a) Palas

(b) Chalukyas

(d) Pratiharas

Option c - Rashtrakutas

During the reign of which Pallava ruler did the Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang visit Kanchi?

(a) Simhavishnu

(b) Narasimhavaram I

(d) Paramesvaravarman II

Option b - Narasimhavaram I

Who among the following is credited with having built the famous Ellora caves?

(a) Rashtrakutas

(b) Cholas

(d) Cheras

Option a - Rashtrakutas

The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are:

(a) Buddhist

(b) Buddhist and Jain

(d) Hindu, Buddhist and Jain

Option d - Hindu, Buddhist and Jain

The Chola king who conquered the northern part of Sri Lanka and made it a province of his empire, was:

(a) Parantakal

(b) Rajendra I

(d) Adhirajendra

Option c - Rajaraja

The rare work on architecture, Samarangana Sutradhara was written by:

(a) Jayasimha Siddharaja

(b) Bhoja Paramara

(d) Peddana

Option b - Bhoja Paramara

The Badami rock inscription of Pulakesin I is dated in the Saka year 465. If the same were to be dated in Vikrama Samvat, the year would be:

(a) 601

(b) 300

(d) 407

Option a - 601

The large Shiva Temple at Thanjavur was built by:

(a) Rajendra Chola I

(b) Rajaraja Chola I

(d) Rashtrakutas

Option b - Rajaraja Chola I

The famous bronze image of Nataraja is a fine example of:

(a) Chola art

(b) Gandhara art

(d) Mauryan art

Option a - Chola art

Bronze coins of Nataraja cast during the Chola period invariably show the deity with:

(a) two hands

(b) four hands

(d) eight hands

Option b - four hands

The Vimana style in temple architecture came into vogue during the reign of:

(a) Mauryas

(b) Guptas

(d) Cholas

Option d - Cholas

An example of the Nagara style of architecture is provided by the:

(a) Kailashanatha Temple, Kanchipuram

(b) Lingaraja Temple, Bhubhaneshwar

(d) Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, Khajuraho

Option b - Lingaraja Temple, Bhubhaneshwar

"Of all the great powers that made the history of South India, none had a more marked effect on the architecture of this region than the earliest of all". This observation refers to:

(a) Rashtrakutas

(b) Pallavas

(d) Cholas

Option d - Cholas

The new element of 'Gopuram' was encouraged in temples of South India by:

(a) Cholas

(b) Pallavas

(d) Chalukyas

Option a - Cholas

Which of the following is the oldest dynasty?

(a) Satavahanas

(b) Pallavas

(d) Cheras

Option d - Cheras

The rock-cut caves at Elephanta belong to the period of:

(a) Rashtrakutas

(b) Chalukyas

(d) Vakatakas

Option a - Rashtrakutas

Consider the following statements regarding Megasthenes: i. He was sent to the court of Chandragupta Maurya by Greek ruler Seleucus Nicator. ii. According to Megasthenes, Mauryan kings were normally surrounded by armed women. iii. According to Megasthenes, the King's palace is made up of wood and decorated with stone carvings.

(a) Only i and ii

(b) Only ii and iii

(d) All the above

Option d - All the above

Consider the following statements: i. Ashoka was the first ruler to take his message to the people through inscription. ii. Most of Ashoka's inscriptions were in Prakrit and were written in the Brahmi script.

(a) Only i

(b) Only ii

(d) None of the above

Option c - Both i and ii

Consider the following statements regarding Ashoka Dhamma: i. Ashoka Dhamma was inspired by the teachings of Buddha. ii. Dhamma Mahamatta was appointed who went from place to place teaching people about Dhamma. iii. Ashoka inscribed the message of Dhamma onto rocks and pillars.

(a) Only i and ii

(b) Only ii and iii

(d) All the above

Option d - All the above

Consider the following statements regarding important cities of the Mauryan Period: i. Taxila was a gateway to the northwest. ii. Ujjain lay on the route from north to south India.

(a) Only i

(b) Only ii

(d) None of the above

Option c - Both i and ii

Consider the following statements regarding the Mauryan administration: i. Pataliputra, Ujjain, and Taxila were under the direct control of the emperor. ii. Officials were appointed to collect tax. iii. People living in the forest areas were more or less independent.

(a) Only i and ii

(b) Only ii and iii

(d) All the above

Option b - Only ii and iii

The father of Cartography

A) Ptolemy

B) Gerardus Mercator

C) Vasco da Gama

D) Magellan

Option b - Gerardus Mercator

If the number of people living in a place is 10000 and the area of the place is 10 square kilometers, then the population density of that place is people per square kilometer.

A) 5

B) 10

C) 100

D) 1000

Option d - 1000

In 'Topo sheets' of Survey of India "PS" symbol belongs to

A) Polling Station

B) Police Station

C) Post Station

D) Parking Stand

Option b - Police Station

The maps of Al Idrisi were in which language?

A) Greek

B) Italian

C) French

D) Arabic

Option d - Arabic

Grasslands are indicated with which color in Maps?

A) Dark Green

B) Light Green

C) Dark Violet

D) Light Violet

Option b - Light Green

With reference to the Vakataka dynasty, consider the following statements:

The Allahabad pillar of Samudragupta mentions the defeat of a combined force of Vakatakas and western Kshatraps.
The Vakatakas had matrimonial relations with Satvahanas to strengthen their position in the Deccan region.
The rulers of the Vakataka dynasty patronized Buddhism even though they were Brahmins themselves.

How many of the statements given above are correct?

a) Only one

b) Only two

c) All three

d) None

Option a - Only one

With reference to Chandragupta-1, consider the following statements:

He claimed the title of maharajadhiraja or the king of kings.
He enhanced his power and prestige by marrying Kumaradevi, the princess of the Lichchhavi clan of Nepal.

Which of the above statements is/are correct?

a) 1 only

b) 2 only

c) Both 1 and 2

d) Neither 1 nor 2

Option c - Both 1 and 2

Emperor Harsha's southward march was stopped on the Narmada River by:

a) Pulakesin-l

b) Pulakesin-ll

c) Vikramaditya-l

d) Vikramaditya-II

Option b - Pulakesin-II

From the decline of the Guptas until the rise of Harshavardhana in the early seventh century, which of the following kingdoms were holding power in Northern India?

The Guptas of Magadha
The Paramaras of Malwa
The Pushyabhutis of Thanesar
The Maukharis of Kanauj
The Yadavas of Devagiri
The Maitrakas of Valabhi

Select the correct answer using the code given below:

a) 1, 2 and 5

b) 1, 3, 4 and 6

c) 2, 3 and 4

d) 5 and 6

Option b - 1, 3, 4 and 6

Which of these statements with reference to the Vakatakas of Deccan are correct?

The Vakatakas were the successors of the western Chalukyas of Badami.
They issued a large number of copper-plate land grant charters to the Brahmans.
They are credited with spreading Brahminical culture to southern India.
Their administrative structure was very similar to that of Imperial Guptas.

Select the correct answer using the code given below:

a) 1, 2 and 3 only

b) 2 and 3 only

c) 2, 3, and 4 only

d) 3 and 4 only

Option c - 2, 3, and 4 only

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Eagle Eye TNPSC Tamil Book Objective for Students

Which of the following Muslim Scholars has the most significant contribution to Hindi literature?

In Indian history, who was Abdul Hamid Lahori?

Delhi's education center was known as 'Madarsa-e-Begum'. By whom it was established?

Who wrote Humayun Nama?

Gulbadan Begum was the daughter of

Who among the following wrote historical records in the Mughal period?

Who among the following had translated 'Hitopadesha' into Persian?

What was the chief impact of Vedic culture on Indian history?

Where is Boghazkoi situated, and what is the importance of it?

Varuna, the highest Vedic deity, was originally regarded as:

Which of the following was not one of the results of sacrificial rituals?

Which of the following has proved the best source of information for depicting India's ancient history?

From which one of the following sites, was the famous Bull-seal of Indus Valley found?

The God with three heads and horns, surrounded by animals, represented on a seal from Mohenjodaro is said to be

During the Indus Valley civilization period, the dominant number used for weights and measures was:

The Indus Valley houses were built of:

Of those following Harappan sites, the ones not in India are:

The tools and weapons of Harappan civilization were mostly made of:

There are similarities between the seals found at Mohenjodaro and:

Near the banks of which of the following rivers excavations have brought to light that Indus Valley Civilization percolated to the far south?

The 6th century BCE is known as a century of ........ in Indian history.

The largest number of discourses delivered by Buddha were at:

Which one of the following factors was most responsible for the origin of Buddhism?

Which one of the following Buddhist sects insists on the necessity of the monastic life, worship of the relics of Lord Buddha, attainment of salvation by oneself alone, and the belief that Lord Buddha will no more be born?

The Jain text which contains the biographies of the Tirthankaras is known as:

Which one of the following doctrines does not belong to Jainism?

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Who among the following annexed Anga to Magadha?

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

Which of the following are the earliest found coins?

Where did the first coins circulate in India?

Kannauj was strategic in the history of north India from the 7th to 12th centuries. In the three-pronged struggle over this area, who proved to be the strongest in the end?

During the reign of which Pallava ruler did the Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang visit Kanchi?

Who among the following is credited with having built the famous Ellora caves?

The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are:

The Chola king who conquered the northern part of Sri Lanka and made it a province of his empire, was:

The rare work on architecture, Samarangana Sutradhara was written by:

The Badami rock inscription of Pulakesin I is dated in the Saka year 465. If the same were to be dated in Vikrama Samvat, the year would be:

The large Shiva Temple at Thanjavur was built by:

The famous bronze image of Nataraja is a fine example of:

Bronze coins of Nataraja cast during the Chola period invariably show the deity with:

The Vimana style in temple architecture came into vogue during the reign of:

An example of the Nagara style of architecture is provided by the:

"Of all the great powers that made the history of South India, none had a more marked effect on the architecture of this region than the earliest of all". This observation refers to:

The new element of 'Gopuram' was encouraged in temples of South India by:

Which of the following is the oldest dynasty?

The rock-cut caves at Elephanta belong to the period of:

Consider the following statements: i. Ashoka was the first ruler to take his message to the people through inscription. ii. Most of Ashoka's inscriptions were in Prakrit and were written in the Brahmi script.

Consider the following statements regarding Ashoka Dhamma: i. Ashoka Dhamma was inspired by the teachings of Buddha. ii. Dhamma Mahamatta was appointed who went from place to place teaching people about Dhamma. iii. Ashoka inscribed the message of Dhamma onto rocks and pillars.

Consider the following statements regarding important cities of the Mauryan Period: i. Taxila was a gateway to the northwest. ii. Ujjain lay on the route from north to south India.

Consider the following statements regarding the Mauryan administration: i. Pataliputra, Ujjain, and Taxila were under the direct control of the emperor. ii. Officials were appointed to collect tax. iii. People living in the forest areas were more or less independent.

The father of Cartography

If the number of people living in a place is 10000 and the area of the place is 10 square kilometers, then the population density of that place is people per square kilometer.

In 'Topo sheets' of Survey of India "PS" symbol belongs to

The maps of Al Idrisi were in which language?

Grasslands are indicated with which color in Maps?

With reference to the Vakataka dynasty, consider the following statements:

With reference to Chandragupta-1, consider the following statements:

Emperor Harsha's southward march was stopped on the Narmada River by:

From the decline of the Guptas until the rise of Harshavardhana in the early seventh century, which of the following kingdoms were holding power in Northern India?

Which of these statements with reference to the Vakatakas of Deccan are correct?

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