WBBSE Class 7 History Chapter 3 Some Aspects Of The Indian Society Economy And Culture Multiple Choice Questions

WBBSE Class 7 History Chapter 3 Some Aspects Of The Indian Society Economy And Culture Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1. The temple became the focal point of in habitation and culture in South India.

  1. Kings and nobles donated tax-free land to temples.
  2. Canals were cut off from rivers to facilitate irrigation projects near temples.
  3. South Indian rulers constructed many temples.

Answer: 3. South Indian rulers constructed many temples.

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Question 2. Bengal’s economy was dependent on agriculture during the Pala-Sena era.

  1. The soil of Bengal became more fertile during the Pala-Sena era.
  2.  Arab traders began to dominate the western coast of India.
  3. Rulers levied taxes on crops produced by farmers.

Answer: 2. Arab traders began to dominate the western coast of India.

WBBSE Class 7 History Chapter 3 Some Aspects Of The Indian Society Economy And Culture Multiple Choice Questions

Question 3. In Chola administration, the kingdom was divided into

  1. Urs
  2. Mandalas
  3. Nagarams
  4. Nadus

Answer: 2. Mandalams

Question 4. Nagaram was set up

  1. To look after the trader’s interest
  2. For the formation of the industry
  3. For war
  4. For the development of agriculture

Answer: 1. To look after the trader’s interest

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Question 5. Chettys were

  1. Feudal Lords
  2. Vagabonds
  3. Traders
  4. Farmers

Answer: 3. Traders

Question 6. During the reign of which dynasty, two beautiful temples were built in Tagore and Gangaikondacholapuram?

  1. Pratihara
  2. Chalukya
  3. Chola
  4. Pushyavuti

Answer: 3. Chola

Question 7. In the Pala-Sena age, the economy of Bengal depended on

  1. Agriculture
  2. Trade
  3. Industry
  4. War

Answer: 1. Agriculture

Question 8. Sandhyakar Nandi named his epic as, Ramcharita.

  1. He wanted to spread the fame of Lord Rama through his work.
  2. He narrated the story of Lord Rama and Pala ruler, Rampala simultaneously per the Ramayana.
  3. Ramcharita is an adapted version of Valmiki’s Ramayana.

Answer: 2. He narrated the story of Lord Rama and Pala ruler, Rampala simultaneously in accordance with the Ramayana.

Question 9. Most non-Indian pupils at Nalanda University came from China.

  1. Majority of the Chinese were Buddhists.
  2. There were many Chinese professors at Nalanda.
  3. There was a special fund for the education of Chinese students.

Answer: 1. Majority of the Chinese were Buddhists.

Question 10. The propagation and influence of Buddhism declined during the Sena era.

  1. Sena rulers were anti-Buddhists.
  2. Sena rulers gave preference to Brahmanical religion.
  3. The number of Sudras increased in society.

Answer: 2. Sena rulers gave preference to Brahmanical religion.

Question 11. The abode of Dipankar Srijnan was called the ‘homestead of an atheist scholar.

  1. He did not believe in Brahmanism.
  2. He was a true atheist.
  3. He disobeyed the orders of the Brahmin Pandits and traveled to Tibet.

Answer: 1. He did not believe in Brahmanism.

Question 12. Charyapadas were based on the philosophy of

  1. Buddhism
  2. Jeevika
  3. Jainism
  4. Hinduism

Answer: 1. Buddhism

Question 13. Chakrapani Dutta wrote a book on

  1. Poem
  2. Mathematics
  3. Astrology
  4. Medical Science

Answer: 4. Medical Science

Question 14. The Bengali language originated during the time of

  1. The Mauryas
  2. The Palas
  3. The Kushanas
  4. The Senas

Answer: 2. The Palas

Question 15. During the Pala reign, works of literature, grammar, religion, philosophy, and medicine were usually written in

  1. Bengali
  2. Sanskrit
  3. Pali
  4. Magadhi

Answer: 2. Sanskrit

Question 16. The story of the Kaivarta revolt is found in

  1. Ramcharita
  2. Ramcharitmanas
  3. Charyapada
  4. Ramayana

Answer: 1. Ramcharita

Question 17. Pala kings were devoted to

  1. Buddhism
  2. Jainism
  3. Hinduism
  4. Islam

Answer: 1. Buddhism

Question 18. Dipankar Srijnan was one of the Mahacharyas of

  1. Nalanda
  2. Vikramshil
  3. Odantapuri
  4. Sompuri

Answer: 2. Vikramshil

Question 19. A lexicographer in the time of Lakshamansena was

  1. Sivananda
  2. Sridhar Das
  3. Srinivas
  4. Halayudh

Answer: 1. Sarvananda

Question 20. Who recovered the manuscripts of Charyapada from Nepal?

  1. Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay
  2. Ramesh Chandra Dutta
  3. Alexander Cunningham
  4. Haraprasad Shastri

Answer: 4. Haraprasad Shastri

Question 21. According to Buddhism, the meaning of ‘Nirvana’ is

  1. Devotion
  2. Salvation
  3. Force
  4. Destruction

Answer: 2. Salvation

Question 22. Who composed ‘Geet Govinda’?

  1. Halayudh
  2. Vallalsena
  3. Joydev
  4. Jivak

Answer: 3. Joydev

Question 23. What was the main item of trade during the Pala-Sena ages?

  1. Cotton clothes
  2. Spices
  3. Fruits
  4. Coals

Answer: 1. Cotton clothes

Question 24. Feudalism was first introduced in Europe in the

  1. 9th century
  2. 11th century
  3. 10th century
  4. 12th century

Answer: 1. 9th century

Question 25. Irrigation was developed in Tamil Nadu by creating canals from the river

  1. Krishna
  2. Ganga
  3. Kaveri
  4. Godavari

Answer: 2. Kaveri

Question 26. In the Pala-Sena age, Bengal’s economy was based on

  1. Fishery
  2. Carpentry
  3. Artistry
  4. Agriculture

Answer: 3. Agriculture

Question 27. The economy of Bengal became age-dependent during the Pala-Sena period.

  1. The soil of Bengal in the Pala-Sena era became more fertile than before.
  2. On the western side of India, the maritime dominance of the Arab traders increased in the Pala-Sena era.
  3. The kings of the Pala-Sena period collected taxes from the farmers on their produce.

Answer: 2. On the western side of India, the maritime dominance of the Arab traders increased in the Pala-Sena era.

Question 28. In South India, human habitation grew up around the temple.

  1. The kings and the nobles donated rent-free lands to the temples.
  2. The system of irrigation was improved by digging canals from the rivers.
  3. The South Indian kings built up many temples.

Answer: 2. The irrigation system was improved by digging canals from the rivers.

Question 29. The Spread of Buddhism declined during the Sena age.

  1. Sena kings were Buddhists.
  2. Sena kings attached great importance to Brahmanism.
  3. The number of Sudras increased.

Answer: 2. Sena kings attached great importance to Brahmanism.

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