History Model Test 23 in English

1. Bhavabhuti - Malatimadhavam
2. Subandhu - Vasavadatta
3. Kalidas             - Dasakumara Charita
4. Dandia - Avanti Sundari

1. Al Hilal               1. Mahatma Gandhi
2. Navajivan                   2. Abul Kalam Azad
3. Bombay Chronicle      3. Aurobindo Ghosh
4. Bande Mataram                4. Pheroze Shah Mehta

• Assertion(A): The Asoka Chakra found in our National flag consists of twenty four spokes. They are in blue colours.
• Reason(R): The twenty four spokes denotes the eight fold path of Lord Buddha.

• List I                                              List II

1. Virupaksha Temple       1. Ellora
2. Kailasanatha Temple    2. Kalugmalai
3. Vetturan Temple          3. Pattadakal
4. Ladhkhan Temple             4. Aihole

• Assertion(A):         Gandhiji started civil-disobedience movement in 1930.
• Reason®: Therefore, the Indian National Congress party did not participate in the first round table conference held in 1930.

• Assertion(A): In 1916 Annie Besant organized the home rule league at Madras.
• Reason®: Its objective is to achieve home rule through constitutional methods.

• Assertion(A): The main political task of the national movement from 1870 to 1900 was politication,  political propaganda and education and formation and propagation of political ideology.
• Reason®: The press was the Chief instrument for carrying out this task.

1. The Government of India Act, 1935, introduced diarchy in the provinces.
2. India council was formed in 1935.
3. Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms Act introduced diarchy in the provinces.
4. Provincial Autonomy was introduced in 1935.

• List I (Officers)                  List II (Charges)

1. Rajukas                    1. Religion
2. Pradesikas              2. Secretaries
3. Yuktas                        3. Revenue Collection and Police
4. Dharma Mahamatras           4. District Judge

• List I                                  List II

1. Back to Vedas                      1. Abul Gaffar Khan
2. Patriot Saint of India              2. D.K. Karve
3. Frontier Gandhi                  3. Swami Vivekananda
4. Hindu Widow’s Home       4. Swami Dayanand Saraswati

• Assertion(A): The State Department of Archaeology and Oceanography Department of Goa conducted underwater excavation at Puhar.
• Reason®: To discover the submerged port city of Sangam Cholas.

• Choose your answers from the options given below:

• List I                                              List II

1. Sambadh Kaumud 1. Surendra Nath Banerjee
2. Sarvajanik Sabha 2. Bala Gangadhar Tilak
3. The Bengalee 3. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
4. The Kesri 4. Gopala Krishna Gokhale

• Assertion(A): In 1906 at the Congress session in Calcutta, Dadabhai Naoroji proclaimed Swadeshi andSwaraj.
• Reason®: In the same year V.O. Chidambaram Pillai founded his Swadeshi Steam Navigation Company.

• List I                                                          List II

1. Madras Music Academy            1. 1943
2. Madras Music Conference          2.1929
3. Tamil Isai Movement                        3. 1928
4. Tamil Isai Sangam                                4. 1927

1. The servants of India
2. Dhyan Prakash
3. Hitawad
4. Tatvabodhini Patrika

1. The largest shipyard was at Masulipatnam.
2. Narasapur was a lesser used shipyard.
3. On the western coast ships were built and repaired in Granganore and Cochin.
4. Corollary to Northern India the shipyards in the South were mainly owned by rulers.

• I. Megasthenese II. Dionysios
• III. Hesodotus                                            IV. Deimachus

1. Indian National Congress was founded in December 1885 by Seventy-two Political Workers.
2. It was the first organized expression of Indian Nationalism on a All – India scale.
3. A.O. Hume, a retired English ICS Officer, played an important role in its formation.
4. Thilak, an extremist used the safety-value theory to attack the moderates in the congress.

• Assertion(A): Nehru-Liaqat Pact was signed on 8^th April 1950. It resolved to protect the minorities.
• Reason®: It was strongly disapproved by the Hindu Communalists. Two Ministers from Bengal, Prasad Mukherjee and K.C.Neofi resigned from the Cabinet.

• I. Marco Polo
• II. Nikitin
• III. Ibn Battutuh
•  IV. Nicolo de Conti
• V. Abdur Razzak
• VI. Barbosa

• List I                                  List II
• (Mahajanapadas)               (Capitals)

1. Gandhara 1. Taxila
2. Kamboja 2. Rajpur
3. Asmaka 3. Patna
4. Saurasena 4. Mathura

• Assertion(A): Dayananda Saraswathi began the Suddhi movement, i.e. conversion of non-Hindus to Hinduism.
• Reason®: He wanted to shape the society on the model of the Vedas.

1. Thanks giving day - 22 March 1940
2. Two Nation theory - 22 December 1939
3.  Bombay Naval Mutiny - 8 August 1942
4. Quit India movement - 8 August 1941

• List I                                                          List II

1. Vernacular Press Act of 1878                 1. Lord Chemsford
2. Indian Universities Act of 1904              2. Lord Curzon
3. Indian Councils Act of 1909               3. Lord Lytton
4. Rowlatt Act of 1919                               4. Lord Minto II

1. Kudavola System - Cheras
2. Variya perumakkal - Pandyas
3.  Varipothagam  - Cholas
4. Boomi Puthras - Kalapiras

1. Mohenhjadaro       1. Gujarat
2. Kalibangan         2. Punjab
3. Lothal                  3. Rajasthan
4. Harappa                4. Sind

1. The poor
2. The slave
3. The rich
4. The king

• List I                                                          List II

1. Magna Carta of India               1. 1883
2. Varnacular Press Act               2. 1885
3. Ilbert Bill                                      3. 1878
4. Indian National Congress           4. 1858

1. English language played an important role in Indian National Movement.
2. The Social Reformers had played no part in arising the National Movement
3. The Policy of ‘Drain of Wealth’ by British leads to National Movement.
4. Lyton’s Delhi Darbar and Vernacular Press Act leads to national movement.

• List I                                                          List II

1. Poona Pact                                   1. 1946
2. Official demand for Pakistan        2. 1945
3. Simla Conference                    3. 1932
4. Cabinet Mission                             4. 1940

1. The domination of Brahmins
2. Mid-day meal scheme
3. Free pattas for housing sites to the poor
4. Caste and wealth played vital role

1. Lala Lajput Rai
2. Rajendra Prasad
3. Dadabhai Naoroji
4. Surendranath Banerjee

1. It stood for free and private enterprise.
2. It stood for the active role of the state in economic development
3. It opposed centralized planning
4. It stood for nationalization of private enterpeise.

• List I                                  List II

1. Grihyasutras 1. Public rituals
2. Shrauta sutras 2. Architecture
3. Dharma sutras 3. Domestic rituals
4. Shilpa sutras 4. Sacred rituals according to caste regulations.

• List I                                                          List II

1. Ahmadya movement 1. Dayananda Saraswathi
2. Prarthana Samaj 2. Satyanand Agnihotri
3. Deva Samaj 3. Atma Ram Pandurang
4. Arya Samaj 4. Mirza Ghulam Ahmed

• List I                                  List II

1. Kot Diji 1. Punjab
2. Rupar 2. Haryana
3. Mitathal 3. Gujarat
4. Dholavira 4. Sindhu

1. First Major Rock Edict II. Second Major Rock Edict

• III. Third Major Rock Edict                       IV. Fourth Major Rock Edict

Who is the author of Tabaqat-i-Nasiri?

1. Khams II. Zakat III. Iqta                        iv. Ushr

1. Malik Kafur
2. Khusrau Khan Baradu
3.  Khan-I-Jahan M aqbul
4. Ulugh Khan