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Geography

India and the World

TOPIC PRACTICE

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Hard · Level 7 · cause effect,favourable location,exchange
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  1. Favourable location gave routes and routes increased exchange
  2. Coasts ended contact
  3. Land routes stopped the flow of ideas
  4. Indian Ocean isolated India
Hard · Level 10 · incorrect conclusion,isolation,two way contact
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  1. Indian numerals and decimal system spread from India
  2. Greek and West Asian influences came into India
  3. India was completely isolated and no exchange occurred
  4. Spices and muslin were linked with trade
Hard · Level 7 · knowledge out,art influence in,decimal greek sculpture
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  1. Decimal system and Greek sculpture
  2. Dome and Indian numerals
  3. Minaret and Panchatantra
  4. Muslin and West Asian architecture
Hard · Level 10 · trade good,cultural text,spices panchatantra
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  1. Spices and Panchatantra
  2. Dome and minaret
  3. Greek sculpture and muslin
  4. Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal
Hard · Level 10 · external architecture,external art,domes greek sculpture
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  1. Domes-minarets and Greek sculpture
  2. Indian numerals and decimal system
  3. Ramayana and Panchatantra
  4. Spices and muslin
Hard · Level 7 · category error,spices,upanishads
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  1. Categories of goods and ideas have been reversed
  2. Both are correctly classified
  3. Both are maritime boundaries
  4. Both are external architectural influences
Hard · Level 10 · domes,minarets,correction,incoming influence
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  1. They are external architectural influences that came into India
  2. They are Indian decimal system
  3. They are Indian spices
  4. They are Panchatantra stories
Hard · Level 10 · framework,india world,location routes effects
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  1. Location, routes, trade, knowledge, culture and two-way influence
  2. Only population and list of states
  3. Only mountains and rainfall
  4. Only boundaries and district names
Hard · Level 10 · maritime contact,land routes,complete view
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  1. Because land routes were also ancient and important contact routes
  2. Because India had no land contact
  3. Because sea routes were never useful
  4. Because India was only an island
Hard · Level 7 · land routes,sea routes,balanced understanding
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  1. Because sea routes also played a role in spread of trade and culture
  2. Because the sea was very far from India
  3. Because India had no coast
  4. Because maritime trade was impossible
Hard · Level 10 · indian ocean,centrality,sea routes
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  1. India had a prominent position to its north and was linked with sea routes
  2. India was completely away from the Indian Ocean
  3. The Indian Ocean was India's land boundary
  4. The Indian Ocean was linked only with polar trade
Hard · Level 10 · balanced statement,two way exchange,india world
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  1. India sent goods, knowledge and culture outside and received external art-architectural influences
  2. India only received from outside and gave nothing
  3. India sent only spices, not knowledge
  4. India maintained no contact
Hard · Level 7 · india world contacts,land routes,sea routes,cultural exchange,trade routes,class 9 geography
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  1. Land and sea routes enabled the exchange of goods, ideas and cultural influences
  2. Indian decimal system spread worldwide through polar sea routes
  3. Regular spice trade between India and other countries took place through glacier routes
  4. Closing borders increased India's international trade
Hard · Level 10 · analytical sequence,location routes exchange
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  1. Location gave routes, routes gave trade and culture, then two-way influence
  2. Two-way influence created India's location
  3. Spices created Himalayas and then routes formed
  4. Domes created sea and trade began
Hard · Level 7 · categorisation,knowledge goods architecture
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  1. Indian numerals knowledge, spices goods, domes architectural influence
  2. Indian numerals goods, spices architecture, domes philosophy
  3. Ramayana spice, muslin idea, Greek art number
  4. Upanishads coastline, Panchatantra land boundary, minaret trade
Hard · Level 10 · wrong categorisation,muslin,trade good
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  1. Spices as trade goods
  2. Decimal system as mathematical contribution
  3. Greek sculpture as external art influence
  4. Muslin as philosophical idea
Hard · Level 10 · incomplete conclusion,spices,knowledge culture
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  1. Only spices went out from India
  2. Spices, muslin, numerals, ideas and stories reached outside from India
  3. External art and architectural influences also came into India
  4. India had contact through both land and sea routes
Hard · Level 10 · favourable location,trade contact,indian ocean
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  1. The Indian Ocean and coastal location gave access to maritime trade routes
  2. India was away from sea, so trade increased
  3. India had no coast, so trade became easy
  4. India traded only through polar routes
Hard · Level 7 · cultural contact,travellers ideas,literature
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  1. Travellers, ideas and literature spread through routes
  2. Culture spread only through closed borders
  3. No ideas went out from India
  4. India stopped all cultural routes
Hard · Level 7 · isolation error,land sea contact,india world
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  1. India's location made both land and sea contacts possible
  2. India had no route
  3. India never traded goods
  4. Indian culture never reached outside