Practice Test: Ancient India- 4 - UPSC MCQ

Vijay Singh Pathik     

Jatra Bhagat    

Sitaram Das    

Raj Kumar Sukla

Trachery among the ranks of the rebels.    

An excess of atrocities committed by the rebel leaders.    

A display of Hindu-Muslim discord among the rebels.    

An organised capacity for combined and simultaneous action.

Only 2

Both 1 & 2

Only 1

Neither 1 nor 2

I and II are valid    

II, III and IV are valid    

I, III and IV are vaid    

I, II , III and IV are valid 

Syed Ahmed Bardvi     

Shah Wali Ullah     

Syed Ahmed Khan    

Syed Amir Ali

Ishwar chandra Vidyasagar    

Maharshi Karve     

K. Natarajan     

Pandita Ramabai

Radha Kanta Deb-First President of the British-India Association     

Dr. Bhau Daj-Founder member of  the Bombay Association    

Gazulu Lakhminarasu-Founder of Madras Mahajana Sabha     

Surendranath Banerjee-Founder of the Indian Association.

It proved to be a baptism of fire which initiate the people into a new faith.     

It showed the willingness and ability of the people in general to endure.    

It was a great movement on a large scale in the sense that national awakening penetrated the masses.    

Non-violence was employed for the first time as an effective weapon of mass movement.

Bank of Madras    

Bank of Calcutta    

Bank of  Bombay    

Union Bank

I, II and IV are correct     

I and IV are correct     

I, II and III and correct     

II, III and IV are correct

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of  `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'     

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.    

`A' is true but `R' is false,     

`A' is false but `R' is true,

Both `A" and R' are true and R' is the correct explanation of A'       

Both `A' and  `R' are true but `R' is not a correct explanation of `A'.       

`A' is true but `R' is false,               

`A' is false but `R' is true,

 I, II, III, IV    

III, I, II, IV     

II, I, IV, III    

I, II, IV, III

To organise the working class        

On the fundamental rights and economic policy    

To organise nationwide Kisan Sabhas    

On none of the above issues

IV, II, III, I    

III, IV, II, I    

III, II, IV, I    

I, II, III, IV

A secret agent of the British Police        

Official journal of the Ghadar Party    

A secret revolutionary party of the Indians in Britain    

None of the above

I-C, II-D, III-A, IV-B    

I-B, II-A, III-D, IV-C    

I-B, II-C, III-A, IV-D    

I-A, II-B, III-D, IV-C

IV, III, II, I    

IV, II, I, III    

I, II, IV, III    

II, I, III, IV

II, III, I    

I, II, III    

III, II, I    

III, I, II

Sanjivani –  Brahma Bhandhba Upadhyaya

Sandhya – Krishna Kumar Mitra

The Hindu – G. Subramanya lyer

Indian Social Reformer – Behramji Malabari

The royal successors are asked to maintain the terms and conditions of the grant.

There is no evidence to suggest that the donor directed the donees not to harass the peasants of the donated villages.

The villagers could appeal to the king against the peasants of the donated villages.

The villagers were asked by the donors to pay all dues and carry out the donees.

Third and Tenth

Second and Thirteenth

Sixth and Nineth

Fourth and Fourteenth

Megasthenes

Periplus

Kautilya

Ashoka