History quiz for IGCSE grade 6
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okay, so this was my humble attempt at a quiz.... mainly for IGCSE grade 6 students using the book "Landmark-Integrated Social Sciences" have fun!! plz comment ur feedback!!! thank you!! also download it (hyperlinked show...it's a quiz remember!:))
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History quiz for IGCSE grade 6
- 2. 1.How old is the Rig Veda? 10,000 YEARS 20,000 YEARS 30,000 YEARS 40,000 YEARS
- 5. 2.Name a famous work of Kalidasa. Megh aduta Sury a Sidd hanta Charak a Samhi ta Susrut a Samhi ta
- 8. 3.By what was the Nagara style of temple building characterized? Beehive shaped tower Pyramid shaped tower
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- 11. earliest examples of rock-cut architecture found? Northe rn Plains Deccan Plateau Coasta l area The North ern Mount ains
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- 14. 5.To whom is the temple at Ellora dedicated to? Vishn u Shiva Brah ma
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- 17. 6.By whom was the Ramayana written? Valmi ki Vyasa Chana kya
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- 20. 7.What is a monastery called? Chai tya Viha ra Stup a
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- 23. 8.Who wrote the Surya Siddhanta? Charaka Varamihira Susruta Sage Bharata
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- 26. 9.When was the Iron Pillar in Delhi constructed? 4 centu ry CE 7 centur y CE 5 centur y CE
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- 32. 11.How many texts do the Puranas consist of? 20 Texts 18 Texts 39 Texts 29 Texts
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- 35. 12.What does the term “Panchatantra” mean? Five rituals Five strategies
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- 38. 13.By whom was the book “Mrichchhakatika” written? Kalid asa Sudr aka
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- 41. 14.When was the “Natya Shastra” written? 200 BCE-200 CE 300 BCE-300 CE
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- 44. 15.Who constructed the Shore Temple? Pallavas Chalukyas Vakatakas
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- 47. Kanpur is a Free-standing Temple. True False
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