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Geography

India and the World

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Hard · Level 8 · location,world contact,trade culture
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  1. India's location connected trade, ideas and culture through land and sea routes
  2. India's location stopped all contacts
  3. India depended only on polar contacts
  4. India had no cultural relation with the world
Hard · Level 8 · east west bridge,india location,exchange
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  1. India was linked only with the West
  2. India made contact with regions in both directions through routes
  3. India was not linked with any direction
  4. India was linked only with the North Pole
Hard · Level 8 · western coast,arabian sea,west asia africa europe
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  1. It was linked only with Southeast Asia
  2. It was completely away from maritime contact
  3. It connected with West Asia, Africa and Europe through the Arabian Sea
  4. It was linked only with the Arctic region
Hard · Level 8 · eastern coast,bay of bengal,southeast asia
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  1. It was the main contact with Europe
  2. It was land contact with West Asia
  3. It was the base of Arctic trade
  4. It was linked with Southeast and East Asia through the Bay of Bengal
Hard · Level 8 · land routes,ancient contact,trade ideas
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  1. They were useful as contact routes older than sea routes
  2. They formed only after modern air travel
  3. They separated India from the world
  4. They were only for marine fishing
Hard · Level 8 · peninsular india,indian ocean,maritime contact
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  1. It moved India away from the sea
  2. It increased contact with Indian Ocean sea routes
  3. It made India a polar country
  4. It ended the eastern coast
Hard · Level 8 · indian ocean,maritime trade,world contact
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  1. It was completely away from India
  2. It was India's land boundary
  3. It was a major zone of maritime trade and contact
  4. It was linked only with polar routes
Hard · Level 8 · two way exchange,outgoing incoming,india world
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  1. India only received influences from outside
  2. India only sent goods and received nothing
  3. No exchange happened in India
  4. Contributions went out from India and external art-architectural influences came into India
Hard · Level 8 · indian numerals,decimal system,panchatantra
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  1. Indian numerals, decimal system and Panchatantra
  2. Greek sculpture, domes and minarets
  3. Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Arctic
  4. Muslin, domes and Greek art
Hard · Level 8 · external influences,greek sculpture,domes minarets
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  1. Spices, muslin and Panchatantra
  2. Greek sculpture, domes and minarets
  3. Indian numerals, decimal system and Upanishads
  4. Ramayana, Panchatantra and spices
Hard · Level 8 · spices,muslin,trade goods
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  1. Philosophical ideas
  2. External architecture
  3. Trade goods
  4. Land routes
Hard · Level 8 · upanishads,philosophy,ideas exchange
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  1. Only textile trade
  2. Only external architectural influence
  3. Only maritime boundary
  4. Philosophical and intellectual exchange
Hard · Level 8 · ramayana,panchatantra,cultural spread
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  1. Both are examples of Indian cultural and literary spread
  2. Both are West Asian architecture
  3. Both are seaports
  4. Both are types of land boundary
Hard · Level 8 · greek sculpture,domes minarets,incoming influence
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  1. Because they were Indian spices
  2. Because they are linked with external art and architectural traditions
  3. Because they were Indian numerals
  4. Because they were sea routes
Hard · Level 8 · goods knowledge influence,spices decimal greek
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  1. Indian numerals, spices, dome
  2. Minaret, decimal, muslin
  3. Spices, decimal system, Greek sculpture
  4. Upanishads, muslin, Panchatantra
Hard · Level 8 · category error,dome,muslin
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  1. Correct order of routes has been written
  2. Coasts and water bodies are correctly matched
  3. Outgoing contributions are correctly written
  4. Categories of examples are wrongly matched
Hard · Level 8 · india world contact,land routes,sea routes,cultural exchange,trade routes,class 9 geography
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  1. Land and sea routes spread goods, ideas and culture
  2. Land routes caused only military conflicts, while sea routes ended contact
  3. Routes kept India completely isolated and prevented foreign influences
  4. Land and sea routes had no connection with trade or cultural exchange
Hard · Level 8 · cause effect,favourable location,exchange
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  1. Distance from sea increased trade
  2. Favourable location provided routes and routes increased exchange
  3. Complete isolation spread culture
  4. Polar routes created contact with Southeast Asia
Hard · Level 8 · wrong conclusion,isolation,india world
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  1. India spread knowledge and goods
  2. External art and architectural influences came to India
  3. India was completely isolated and no exchange occurred
  4. India's location made contact easier
Hard · Level 8 · indian ocean,trade routes,maritime location
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  1. India was far from the Indian Ocean
  2. The Indian Ocean was a land boundary
  3. India was only on Arctic routes
  4. India was near maritime trade routes