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Geography

India and the World

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Medium · Level 8 · two way exchange,cultural trade,india world
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  1. Only one-way export
  2. Only external invasion
  3. Two-way cultural and trade exchange
  4. Completely zero contact
Medium · Level 8 · wrong pair,dome,indian numeral
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  1. मसाले / व्यापारिक वस्तु / Spices / trade good
  2. दशमलव पद्धति / भारतीय ज्ञान / Decimal system / Indian knowledge
  3. यूनानी मूर्तिकला / बाहरी कला प्रभाव / Greek sculpture / external art influence
  4. गुम्बद / भारतीय अंक / Dome / Indian numeral
Medium · Level 8 · land route,sea route,india location
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  1. Land and sea routes
  2. Only air and space routes
  3. Only polar and glacial routes
  4. Only closed and invisible routes
Medium · Level 8 · indian ocean,maritime contact,trade
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  1. Because India's maritime contact and trade were linked with it
  2. Because India is in the Arctic
  3. Because India is far from the sea
  4. Because Indian Ocean is a land boundary
Medium · Level 8 · balanced statement,two way,india world
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  1. India sent goods, knowledge and culture outside and received external art-architectural influences
  2. India sent only spices and nothing else
  3. India only received external influences and gave nothing
  4. India had no contact
Medium · Level 8 · geographical location,practical effect,trade culture
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  1. Development of trade routes and cultural contacts
  2. End of all routes
  3. India changing into a polar region
  4. Stopping of Indian knowledge
Medium · Level 8 · incomplete conclusion,spices,knowledge culture
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  1. Only spices went out from India
  2. Knowledge, goods and culture reached outside from India
  3. External influences also came into India
  4. Both land and sea routes were useful
Medium · Level 8 · framework,india world,location routes effects
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  1. Location, routes, trade, culture and two-way influence
  2. Only population and language
  3. Only mountains and rainfall
  4. Only states and districts
Medium · Level 8 · analytical statement,contact routes,exchange
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  1. India's location provided contact routes and through these routes goods, ideas and culture were exchanged
  2. India's location stopped all contact
  3. India remained only a closed landmass
  4. No idea went outside from India
Medium · Level 8 · final conclusion,india world,trade knowledge culture
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  1. India's location connected it through Indian Ocean and land routes with exchange of trade, knowledge, literature and culture
  2. India always remained completely separate from the world
  3. India's contact happened only through modern air routes
  4. India only received external influences and made no contribution
Medium · Level 9 · india world,location,exchange
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  1. Because it is linked with contact and exchange
  2. Because India has no sea route
  3. Because India remained isolated from the world
  4. Because India is a polar region
Medium · Level 9 · south asia,contact zone,india world
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  1. It kept India only isolated
  2. It placed India in the contact zone of Asia and the Indian Ocean
  3. It connected India with the Arctic region
  4. It made India a part of Europe
Medium · Level 9 · peninsular india,indian ocean,sea routes
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  1. Distance from sea increased
  2. Land contact ended
  3. Nearness to Indian Ocean sea routes increased
  4. India moved to a polar route
Medium · Level 9 · east west link,india position,world contact
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  1. India's polar position
  2. India being landlocked
  3. India's isolation from the world
  4. India's intermediate maritime and land position
Medium · Level 9 · western coast,west asia,africa europe
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  1. Contact with West Asia Africa and Europe
  2. Contact with the South Pole
  3. Only land boundary of East Asia
  4. Contact with the Arctic Ocean
Medium · Level 9 · eastern coast,southeast asia,maritime
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  1. The eastern coast is near sea routes in that direction
  2. The eastern coast is Europe's land boundary
  3. The eastern coast is a polar route
  4. The eastern coast is outside India
Medium · Level 9 · land routes,ancient contact,old routes
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  1. Ancient contact was only by air
  2. Land routes had a major role in early external contact
  3. Sea was never connected with India
  4. There was no travel in India
Medium · Level 9 · mountain passes,land routes,contact
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  1. Length of sea coast
  2. Share of world area
  3. Movement and contact through land routes
  4. Calculation of decimal system
Medium · Level 9 · trade,culture,knowledge exchange
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  1. Because there was only polar contact
  2. Because no goods went out
  3. Because India had no route
  4. Because ideas knowledge religion and culture also spread
Medium · Level 9 · indian numerals,mathematical knowledge,contribution
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  1. Indian knowledge and mathematical contribution
  2. Maritime boundary
  3. External architectural influence
  4. Land pass