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1. Rule of the English East India company from A.D. 1773 – A.D. 1857
a. 1772 b. 1773
c. 1774
c. Sir Morse
3. Under the Regulating Act, the Supreme Court was set up at ________
a. Calcutta b. Madras
c. Bombay
c. Tipu Sultan
c. Cornwallis
a. Bombay b. Calcutta
Ans: Bengal
2. The British Prime Minister _________ passed the Pitts India Act in 1784.
Ans: Mangalore
Ans: Calcutta
9. To remove the defects of the Regulating Act, the ________ was passed in A.D.1784.
1.
Ans: 1-d,2-c,3-a,4-b
2.
Ans: 1-d,2-a,3-b,4-c
3.
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-b
4.
Ans: 1-c,2-d,3-a,4-b
5.
Ans: 1-c,2-d,3-a,4-b
7. Which Act helped the British government to have control over the company affairs?
c. A.D. 1788
2. During the Third Anglo-Mysore War, Tipu attacked ________ a Hindu State in South
India.
a. Oudh b. Travancore
c. Carnatic
c. Wellesley
a. 1789 b. 1799
c. 1779
5. The worst affected people under the permanent revenue settlement were the_______
a. Cultivators b. Zamindars
a. English b. Educated
c. Indians
c. Raja Krishna
a. Wellesley b. Cornwallis
c. George Barlow
c. Marathas
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-b
2.
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-b,4-d
3.
Ans: 1-d,2-a,3-b,4-c
4.
1. Cornwallis a. Thanas
3. Districts c. Calcutta
Ans: 1-d,2-c,3-a,4-b
Ans: Cornwallis
Ans: 1796
Ans: Revenue
Ans: Tiger
Ans: Cultivators
3. Who was the first Indian ruler to join the subsidiary alliance?
7. How did Wellesley bring the princely states under the control of the British?
9. Who made the English East India Company as a Strong political power in India?
Ans: Wellesley
c. Minto I
a. 1813 b. 1814
c. 1815
a. 1817 b. 1718
c. 1870
a. Mahalwari b. Ryotwari
c. Permanent
5. The Charter Act of A.D. 1813 deprived the company of its _______ to trade with
India.
a. monopoly b. an investment
c. an entry
a. Gurkhas b. Marathas
c. Pindaris
a. Zamindars b. Tenants
c. British
8. A college was opened in A.D. 1817 in Calcutta for the development of _______
language.
a. English b. Latin
c. Sanskrit
a. English b. Vernacular
c. Tamil
2. The war between the Gurkhas and the English came to an end by the Treaty of
_________
Ans: Sagauli
Ans: Christianity
Ans: Nepal
Ans: 1813
Ans: Shivaji
1.
Ans: 1-c,2-d,3-a,4-b
2.
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-b
3.
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-b
4.
Ans: 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-b
2. Name the first vemacular newspaper published during the time of Lord Hastings.
3. What was the company deprived of by the Charter Act of A.D. 1813?
4. What was the amount allotted for the development of education in India by the Charter
Act of 1813?
Geography
Agriculture
Ans: Primary
Ans: cash
Ans: Drip
Ans: Temperature
Ans: temperate
Ans: lowlands
Ans: plantation
a. Plateaus b. Plains
c. Mountains
a. Subsistence b. Shifting
a. Jhum b. Roco
c. Plantation
a. Temperate b. Cash
c. Tropical
a. Irrigation b. Wells
c. Mono crop
a. Nile b. Indus
c. Euphrates
a. temperate b. tropical
c. plantation
c. Commercial agriculture
1.
Ans: 1-e,2-c,3-d,4-b,5-a
2.
3. Milpa c. Argentina
Ans: 1-d,2-a,3-e,4-c,5-b
2. Primary Activity – II
Crops
Ans: Cereals
Ans: Wheat
Ans: cotton
Ans: tropical
5. The most important staple food for a large part of human population especially in Asia
is _________
Ans: Rice
Ans: fibre
Ans: Plantation
a. 98% b. 80 %
c. 75 %
2. In India, U.p, Punjab and Haryana are the major _________ producing states.
a. Rice b. Sugarcane
c. Wheat
c. Equatorial
a. Black b. Clay
c. Red
a. Cotton b. Jute
c. Wheat
c. red soil
a. Asia b. Europe
c. America
a. Cotton b. jute
c. tea
c. plain
1.Ginning a. Wheat
2. Retting b. Sugarcane
Ans: 1-c,2-d,3-a,4-e,5-b
2.
1. Asia a. Jute
2. Wheat b. Tea
5. Assam e. Sugarcane
Ans: 1-d,2-c,3-a,4-e,5-b
3. Secondary Activity –I
Industries
Ans: original
Ans: 70
Ans: market
6. The national resources can be better utilized only when they are ______
Ans: processed
7. The first fuel that launched the Industrial Revolution was _____
Ans: coal
Ans: labour
c. Cars
a. Oil b. Iron
c. Coal
a. skilled b. unskilled
c. semi-skilled
5. Raw materials are converted into usable products with the help of________
a. money b. lands
c. machines
c. population
1.
Ans: 1-c,2-e,3-d,4-a,5-b
2.
2. China b. money
Ans: 1-d,2-a,3-e,4-b,5-c
Types of Industries
1. ____________ industries are located anywhere because their raw materials are very
light.
Ans: Light
Ans: Assembling
Ans: cottage
Ans: semi-finished
a. Reliance b. BHEL
a. huge b. medium
c. less
a. forest b. agro
c. mineral
a. cottage b. assembling
c. agro-based
c. market
c. forest based
c. large scale
a. manufacturing b. assembling
a. individuality b. equality
c. identity
10. In 1993 the World Conference on Human Rights was held at ______
a. Paris b. Berlin
c. Vienna
a. March 8 b. May 10
c. April 4
a. girlchild b. children
c. women
Ans: forests
Ans: agro-based
6. Human Rights are the basic Rights which shape the all round development of each
_________
Ans: Individual
Ans: Chennai
1.
Ans: 1-c,2-e,3-a,4-b,5-d
2.
Ans: 1-c,2-e,3-a,4-b.5-d
2.
Ans: 1-d,2-a,3-b,4-c