1. The greatest philosopher and preacher of Saiva sect was–
(A) Jnaneshwar (B) Shankaracharya
(C) Ramanuj (D) Vallabhacharya
Answer: Shankaracharya
2. The grand temples of Khajuraho were built by the rulers of–
(A) Solanki dynasty of Gujarat (B) Parmar dynasty of Malwa
(C) Chandelas of Bundelkhand (D) Chauhan of Ajmer
Answer: Chandelas of Bundelkhand
3. The main cause of Timurs' invasion of India was–
(A) His excessive zeal for Islam (B) Victory and plunder
(C) Extension of empire (D) Liberal religious policy of the Sultan of Delhi
Answer: Victory and plunder
4. The Pope called upon the Christians to fight Crusades against Turks because he–
(A) Wanted to extend his influence in Europe
(B) Wanted to check the expansion of Turkish Empire
(C) Wanted top liberate Jerusalem, a sacred place of Christians from the occupation of Turks
(D) Wanted to forge unity among the divided Christian rulers
Answer: Wanted top liberate Jerusalem, a sacred place of Christians from the occupation of Turks
5. Under whose leadership the Jats revolted against Aurangzeb ?
(A) Raja Ram (B) Gokul
(C) Churaman (D) Surajmal
Answer: Gokul
6. The First President of America was–
(A) George Washington (B) Abraham Lincoln
(C) Wilson (D) Roosevelt
Answer: George Washington
7. The French revolution was more important than that of America and England because–
(A) It came out from the middle classes (B) It ended the monarchism
(C) It affected all countries of Europe (D) It established Socialism in Europe
Answer: It affected all countries of Europe
8. The name of the thinker who propounded the idea of separation of powers was–
(A) Diderot (B) Montesque
(C) Voltaire (D) Rousseau
Answer: Montesque
9. The person who was held responsible for the reign of terror during French revolution named–
(A) Robeespierre (B) Danton
(C) Voltaire (D) Mirabeau
Answer: Robeespierre
10. The Industrial Revolution started from England because–
(A) England was a rich country
(B) The people of England were inventive mind
(C) The Rulers encourage industries
(D) England was geographically well suited as raw material like coal and iron was available in abundance
Answer: England was geographically well suited as raw material like coal and iron was available in abundance
11. The fundamental principles of Indian foreign policy is based on–
(A) Non-allianment (B) Imperialism
(C) Military Treaty (D) Political Alliances
Answer: Non-allianment
12. The Azad Hind Fauz was organised by–
(A) Bhagat Singh (B) Subhash Chandra Bose
(C) Maharaj Mahendra Pratap (D) C.R. Dass
Answer: Subhash Chandra Bose
13. The United Nation Organisation differs from the League of Nations in the way that–
(A) The United Nations is an International body and the League of Nations was limited Europe
(B) The United Nations works with the cooperation of all country members while the League of Nations was under the control of the few
(C) The United Nations is not a part of an international treaty whereas League of Nations was
(D) The range of the United Nations is wider than that of the League of Nations
Answer: The United Nations is not a part of an international treaty whereas League of Nations was
14. Which of the following is the most powerful in U.N.O. ?
(A) General Assembly (B) Security Council
(C) Secretriat (D) International Court
Answer: Security Council
15. 26th Jan., 1950 is important in History of India because–
(A) India got independence
(B) Mahatma Gandhi died
(C) New constitution of Free India was introduced and India became a Sovereign Republic
(D) The Indian States were merged
Answer: New constitution of Free India was introduced and India became a Sovereign Republic
16. Who was the ruler of Delhi when Ibn Battutah visited India?
(A) Ibrahim Lodhi (B) Muhammad Ghori
(C) Muhammad bin Tughlaq (D) Sultan Raziya
Answer: Muhammad bin Tughlaq
17. 1857 is famous in Indian history as–
(A) The first Indian War of Independence
(B) A year of unusual prosperity
(C) The starting point of industrialisation in the country
(D) The culminating point of the Bengal renaissance
Answer: The first Indian War of Independence
18. Which one of the following Acts brought about the abolition of the rule of East India Company?
(A) Act of 1793 (B) Act of 1813
(C) Act of 1833 (D) Act of 1858
Answer: Act of 1858
19. The demand for a separate State of Pakistan was made on the basis of 'two nation' theory at the Lahore Session of All Indian Muslim League held in–
(A) 1907 (C) 1937
(B) 1928 (D) 1940
Answer: 1940
20. Which one of the following Sikh Gurus organised the Sikhs as soldiers to fight against the Mughal Army?
(A) Guru Nanak (B) Guru Arjun Dev
(C) Guru Angada (D) Guru Govind Singh
Answer: Guru Govind Singh
(A) Jnaneshwar (B) Shankaracharya
(C) Ramanuj (D) Vallabhacharya
Answer: Shankaracharya
2. The grand temples of Khajuraho were built by the rulers of–
(A) Solanki dynasty of Gujarat (B) Parmar dynasty of Malwa
(C) Chandelas of Bundelkhand (D) Chauhan of Ajmer
Answer: Chandelas of Bundelkhand
3. The main cause of Timurs' invasion of India was–
(A) His excessive zeal for Islam (B) Victory and plunder
(C) Extension of empire (D) Liberal religious policy of the Sultan of Delhi
Answer: Victory and plunder
4. The Pope called upon the Christians to fight Crusades against Turks because he–
(A) Wanted to extend his influence in Europe
(B) Wanted to check the expansion of Turkish Empire
(C) Wanted top liberate Jerusalem, a sacred place of Christians from the occupation of Turks
(D) Wanted to forge unity among the divided Christian rulers
Answer: Wanted top liberate Jerusalem, a sacred place of Christians from the occupation of Turks
5. Under whose leadership the Jats revolted against Aurangzeb ?
(A) Raja Ram (B) Gokul
(C) Churaman (D) Surajmal
Answer: Gokul
6. The First President of America was–
(A) George Washington (B) Abraham Lincoln
(C) Wilson (D) Roosevelt
Answer: George Washington
7. The French revolution was more important than that of America and England because–
(A) It came out from the middle classes (B) It ended the monarchism
(C) It affected all countries of Europe (D) It established Socialism in Europe
Answer: It affected all countries of Europe
8. The name of the thinker who propounded the idea of separation of powers was–
(A) Diderot (B) Montesque
(C) Voltaire (D) Rousseau
Answer: Montesque
9. The person who was held responsible for the reign of terror during French revolution named–
(A) Robeespierre (B) Danton
(C) Voltaire (D) Mirabeau
Answer: Robeespierre
10. The Industrial Revolution started from England because–
(A) England was a rich country
(B) The people of England were inventive mind
(C) The Rulers encourage industries
(D) England was geographically well suited as raw material like coal and iron was available in abundance
Answer: England was geographically well suited as raw material like coal and iron was available in abundance
11. The fundamental principles of Indian foreign policy is based on–
(A) Non-allianment (B) Imperialism
(C) Military Treaty (D) Political Alliances
Answer: Non-allianment
12. The Azad Hind Fauz was organised by–
(A) Bhagat Singh (B) Subhash Chandra Bose
(C) Maharaj Mahendra Pratap (D) C.R. Dass
Answer: Subhash Chandra Bose
13. The United Nation Organisation differs from the League of Nations in the way that–
(A) The United Nations is an International body and the League of Nations was limited Europe
(B) The United Nations works with the cooperation of all country members while the League of Nations was under the control of the few
(C) The United Nations is not a part of an international treaty whereas League of Nations was
(D) The range of the United Nations is wider than that of the League of Nations
Answer: The United Nations is not a part of an international treaty whereas League of Nations was
14. Which of the following is the most powerful in U.N.O. ?
(A) General Assembly (B) Security Council
(C) Secretriat (D) International Court
Answer: Security Council
15. 26th Jan., 1950 is important in History of India because–
(A) India got independence
(B) Mahatma Gandhi died
(C) New constitution of Free India was introduced and India became a Sovereign Republic
(D) The Indian States were merged
Answer: New constitution of Free India was introduced and India became a Sovereign Republic
16. Who was the ruler of Delhi when Ibn Battutah visited India?
(A) Ibrahim Lodhi (B) Muhammad Ghori
(C) Muhammad bin Tughlaq (D) Sultan Raziya
Answer: Muhammad bin Tughlaq
17. 1857 is famous in Indian history as–
(A) The first Indian War of Independence
(B) A year of unusual prosperity
(C) The starting point of industrialisation in the country
(D) The culminating point of the Bengal renaissance
Answer: The first Indian War of Independence
18. Which one of the following Acts brought about the abolition of the rule of East India Company?
(A) Act of 1793 (B) Act of 1813
(C) Act of 1833 (D) Act of 1858
Answer: Act of 1858
19. The demand for a separate State of Pakistan was made on the basis of 'two nation' theory at the Lahore Session of All Indian Muslim League held in–
(A) 1907 (C) 1937
(B) 1928 (D) 1940
Answer: 1940
20. Which one of the following Sikh Gurus organised the Sikhs as soldiers to fight against the Mughal Army?
(A) Guru Nanak (B) Guru Arjun Dev
(C) Guru Angada (D) Guru Govind Singh
Answer: Guru Govind Singh
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