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TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-History-Part 4

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-History-Part 4
  

TNPSC GROUP - I -History : 2009
(Preliminary Exam)

74.     Who said “Patriotism is religion and religion is live for India”?
           A)        Swami Vivekananda
           B)        Raj Narain Bose
           C)        Bankim Chandra Bose
           D)        Bal Ganadhar Tilak
          




          
Answer: (A)
          





75.     Which of the following is NOT a representative of Buddhist art?
           A)        Stupa                         B)        Vihara
           C)        Chaitya                      D)        Relic towers
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





76.     The masterpieces of Mauryan art were the
           A)        Stupas                       B)        Sculptures
           C)        Ashoka Pillars          D)        Both (B) and (C)
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





77.     The people of Indus Valley civilization worshipped
           A)        Pasupati                    B)        Indra and Varuna
           C)        Brashma                    D)        Vishnu
                      





           Answer: (A)
          





78.     Wardha Scheme of Basic Education is proposed by
           A)        Jawaharlal Nehru
B)        Liaquat Ali Khan
           C)        Mahatma Gandhi
           D)        M.A. Jinnah
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





79.     Compared to Gupta age the caste system was more rigid during
           A)        the Mauryan age
B)        the time of Harshvardhana
           C)        the Sekas
D)        the Cholas
                      





Answer: (D)
          






80.     The Indus Valley civilization was discovered in the year
           A)        1922                           B)        1910
           C)        1822                           D)        1824
                      





           Answer: (A)
          





81.     The Carnatic was were fought between
           A)        the Nawab of Carnatic and the British
B)        the Nawab of Carnatic and the French
           C)        the British and the French
D)        None of them
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





82.     Consider the following statements:

  Assertion (A)  :  The Kushanas were of Central Asian origin.
  Reason  (R)    :  They were a derivative of the Yue-chi tribe

           Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below :

A)  Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
 B)   Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
 C)  (A) is true, but (R) is false
 D)   (A) is false, but (R) is true
                      





           Answer: (A)
          





83.     Consider the following statements:
       Assertion (A)  :  Dr. Annie Besant organized the Home Rule Movement  against  the British rule.
 Reason  (R)  :  She wanted to organize all sections of Indian people on the basis of a single political slogan above religious considerations.

           Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below :

           A)     (A) is correct, but (R) are is not correct.
            B)    (A) is not correct, but (R) is correct
           C)    Both (A) and (R) are not correct
D)     (A) is correct and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
          




           
           Answer: (D)

          





84.     Which one of the following is NOT the minor deity according to Aryan’s
           A)        Mitra                           B)        Adityas
           C)        Asvins                          D)        Vasus
          




          
           Answer: (D)
          





85.     A great exponent of Mahayanism was
           A)        Dingnaga               B)        Dharmakirti
           C)        Nagarjuna              D)        Vasubandhu Asanga
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





86.     Suez Canal was first opened in the year
           A)        1836                           B)        1849
           C)        1859                           D)        1869
                      





           Answer: (D)
          





87.     Which is described in Ajanta paintings?
           A)        Jainism                      B)        Buddhism
           C)        Saivism                      D)        Vaishnavism
                      





           Answer: (B)
          





88.     Where were the principles of Panchsheel regulated?
           A)        Paris                           B)        New Delhi
           C)        Pandong                   D)        Cairo
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





89.     The chief centre of meeting point of the Indo-Roman trade was
           A)        Arikamedu
            B)        Alexandria
           C)        Madurai
           D)        Musiri
                      





           Answer: (B)
          





90.     The Indus Valley Civilization is about
           A)        ten thousand years old
B)        seven thousand years old
           C)        five thousand years old
D)        three thousand years old
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





91.     Upanishads are books on
           A)        religion                       B)        yoga
           C)        philosophy                D)        law
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





92.     Which one of the following is correctly matched?
           A)        Ellora caves              -  Saka
B)        Mahabalipuram        -  Rashtrakutas
           C)        Meenakshi temple   - Pallavas
D)        Khajuraho                 -  Chandelas
                      





           Answer: (D)
          





93.     Which of the following were included in the Cripps proposals?
           I.          India was promised dominion status
           II.         Setting up of a constitution -making body consisting of the elected               
                     Representatives from British India and members from the princely states.
           III.        Setting up of an Executive Council composed of Indians alone.
           IV.       It suggested partition of India.
          
           Of the statements :
           A)        I, II and III are correct
B)        II, III and IV are correct
           C)        I, III and IV are correct
D)        I, II and IV are correct
                      





           Answer: (A)
          





94.     The Jain temples known for the finest marble carvings in India are situated at
           A)        Gwalior
B)        Jaipur
           C)        Gandhara
            D)        Dilwara
                      





           Answer: (D)
          





95.     Who prepared the draft of the “Quit India’ resolution?
           A)        Acharya Kripalani
B)        Jawaharlal Nehru
           C)        Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
D)        Pattabhi Sitaramayya
                      






           Answer: (B)
          






96.     Arrange the following events in chronological order and mark the correct  
          choice form the options given below :
           I.          Death of Bal Gangadhar Tilak
           II.         Nagpur session of the Congress
           III.        The Moplah uprsing
           IV.       The inauguration of Vishwa Bharati at Shantiniketan
          
           Of the statements :
           A)        IV, III, II and I
B)        III, IV, II and I
           C)        II, I, III and IV
D)        III, II, IV and I
                      





           Answer: (C)
          





97.     The aspect of the caste system which was particularly condemned by
all social reformers was
           A)        Varna system
B)        Jati system
           C)        Ashram system
            D)        Untouchability
                      





           Answer: (D)
          





98.     Samudragupta permitted a foreign king Meghavarman to build a monastry
at Gaya. Maghavarman belongs to
           A)        Nepal                         B)        Sri Lanka
           C)        Bhutan                       D)        Pakistan
                      





           Answer: (B)
          





99.     Consider the following statements:
I.          Most of the inscriptions of the Pallavas were in Sanskrit
           II.         Mahendravarman -I composed a burlesque called Mattravilasa Prahasana.
           III.        The Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang visited Kanchi during the period of
                     Pallavas.
           IV.       Dingnaga was the logician and the author of Nyaya Bhashya
          
           Of the statements:
           A)        I alone is correct
B)        I and II are correct
           C)        I, II and III are correct
D)        All are correct
          
                      





Answer: (D)
          






100.   Which one of the following rulers had a uniform administration
all over the country?
           A)        Gupta rulers              B)        Mughal rulers
           C)        British rulers             D)        All of these rulers
                      






           Answer: (C)

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