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Geography

India and the World

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Hard · Level 7 · inward outward,indian numerals,domes minarets
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  1. Indian numerals went out and domes-minarets influenced India
  2. Domes went out and Indian numerals came into India
  3. Greek sculpture went out from India and Panchatantra came into India
  4. Spices came from outside and decimal came from outside
Hard · Level 7 · trade knowledge external influence,spices decimal greek
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  1. Spices trade, decimal knowledge, Greek sculpture external influence
  2. Minaret trade, muslin knowledge, Panchatantra external influence
  3. Arabian Sea knowledge, Bay of Bengal art, spices route
  4. Himalaya spice, sea philosophy, dome number
Hard · Level 7 · balanced conclusion,western eastern coasts,maritime contacts
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  1. India was connected with different regions in both directions
  2. India was linked only with the west
  3. India was linked only with the east
  4. No coast of India had contact
Hard · Level 7 · analytical answer,cause medium result,india world
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  1. India's location gave routes, routes spread trade and culture, and this created two-way influences
  2. India has a western coast
  3. Spices were famous
  4. There were Panchatantra stories
Hard · Level 7 · fact vs analysis,arabian sea,western coast
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  1. India's western coast is linked with the Arabian Sea
  2. Arabian Sea routes strengthened contact with western regions
  3. Trade and culture spread through routes
  4. Location acted as a bridge in East-West contact
Hard · Level 7 · fact effect,eastern coast,bay of bengal
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  1. Eastern coast is linked with Bay of Bengal and this increased contact with Southeast Asia
  2. Bay of Bengal is east of India
  3. India has a western coast
  4. India had spices
Hard · Level 7 · wrong cause effect,contact routes,isolation
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  1. Favourable location increased contact
  2. Routes spread ideas and goods
  3. Maritime contact increased trade
  4. Contact routes made India completely isolated
Hard · Level 7 · hard level,complete answer,india world
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  1. Location, land-sea routes, trade, knowledge, culture and external influences
  2. Only one trade good
  3. Only one coast name
  4. Only one ocean name without effect
Hard · Level 10 · logical sequence,comprehensive explanation,india world
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  1. Geographical location, contact routes, trade-culture, two-way influence
  2. Two-way influence, then routes, then location
  3. Spices, then polar routes, then isolation
  4. Minarets, then coastline, then zero contact
Hard · Level 7 · final conclusion,hard level,two way exchange
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  1. India's location enabled two-way exchange of trade, knowledge, literature, culture and external influences through land an
  2. India remained completely isolated from the world
  3. India sent only spices and spread no ideas
  4. India only received external influences and made no contribution
Hard · Level 10 · india world,connecting position,indian ocean
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  1. India's polar position
  2. India's connecting position between South Asia and the Indian Ocean
  3. India's complete landlockedness
  4. India's location in Europe
Hard · Level 10 · peninsular india,sea routes,world contact
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  1. It keeps India near Indian Ocean sea routes
  2. It takes India away from the sea
  3. It increases India's distance from the outside world
  4. It makes India a polar region
Hard · Level 10 · western coast,west asia,africa europe
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  1. Because it is the land boundary of Southeast Asia
  2. Because it gives maritime contact toward West Asia Africa and Europe
  3. Because it connects India with the Arctic
  4. Because it is separated from the sea
Hard · Level 10 · eastern coast,southeast asia,maritime analysis
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  1. Polar contact analysis
  2. Landlockedness analysis
  3. Direction-based maritime contact analysis
  4. World area analysis
Hard · Level 10 · land routes,cultural exchange,knowledge
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  1. Because they were also routes of cultural and knowledge exchange
  2. Because they were never used
  3. Because they were only in the sea
  4. Because they isolated India
Hard · Level 10 · mountain passes,land contact,ancient routes
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  1. They ended maritime trade
  2. They made land contact possible through difficult mountain regions
  3. They kept India in complete isolation
  4. They created coastline
Hard · Level 7 · sea routes,land routes,incorrect statement
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  1. Because India had no maritime contact
  2. Because India used only air routes
  3. Because land routes were also important in ancient contact
  4. Because India was in a polar region
Hard · Level 10 · indian numerals,decimal,spices muslin
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  1. The first two are knowledge contributions and the latter two are trade goods
  2. The first two are trade cloths and the latter two are mathematical ideas
  3. All four are external architectural influences
  4. All four are polar objects
Hard · Level 7 · panchatantra,literary spread,culture
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  1. As maritime boundary
  2. As land boundary
  3. As literary cultural spread
  4. As trade spice
Hard · Level 7 · ramayana,upanishads,philosophy culture
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  1. Only trade goods
  2. Religious philosophical and cultural ideas
  3. Only sea waves
  4. Land boundary disputes