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Geography

India and the World

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Hard · Level 8 · western eastern coasts,balanced analysis,maritime contact
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  1. Both coasts helped contact with regions in different directions
  2. Only western coast was useful
  3. Only eastern coast was useful
  4. Both coasts had no world contact
Hard · Level 8 · incomplete answer,spices,knowledge culture
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  1. Because spices are a wrong fact
  2. Because knowledge, literature, ideas and external influences are also linked
  3. Because trade never happened
  4. Because India had no route
Hard · Level 8 · categorisation,knowledge goods architecture
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  1. Muslin idea, Upanishads goods, minaret number
  2. Indian numerals knowledge, muslin goods, minaret architectural influence
  3. Dome spice, Panchatantra port, decimal coastline
  4. Ramayana trade good, spices philosophy, Greek art rank
Hard · Level 8 · logical sequence,location routes,exchange
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  1. Spices, isolation, polar routes, zero contact
  2. Dome, sea formation, mountain formation, trade
  3. Geographical location, contact routes, exchange, two-way influence
  4. Decimal, coastline, land boundary, time
Hard · Level 8 · land routes,sea routes,balanced view
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  1. Because sea routes also increased trade and culture
  2. Because land routes never existed
  3. Because India had no coast
  4. Because India was away from the Indian Ocean
Hard · Level 8 · sea routes,land routes,ancient contact
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  1. Because sea routes were not useful
  2. Because land routes were also very ancient and important
  3. Because India was completely an island
  4. Because India had no land contact
Hard · Level 8 · direction error,coasts,world contact
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  1. Western coast is linked with Arabian Sea
  2. Eastern coast is linked with Bay of Bengal
  3. Western coast was the main route to Southeast Asia and eastern coast to Europe
  4. Western coast was linked with West Asia
Hard · Level 8 · outgoing incoming,indian numerals,greek sculpture
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  1. Domes went out and spices came in
  2. Indian numerals went out and Greek sculpture influenced India
  3. Minarets went out and decimal came in
  4. West Asian architecture went out and Panchatantra came in
Hard · Level 8 · trade knowledge,spices decimal,india contribution
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  1. Spices and decimal system
  2. Domes and minarets
  3. Greek sculpture and West Asia
  4. Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal
Hard · Level 8 · external art,architecture,greek domes
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  1. Panchatantra and Ramayana
  2. Spices and muslin
  3. Greek sculpture and domes-minarets
  4. Indian numerals and decimal system
Hard · Level 8 · analysis,cause effect,india world
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  1. India has a western coast
  2. India has an eastern coast
  3. India had spices
  4. India's location gave routes and routes increased exchange of trade and culture
Hard · Level 8 · fact vs analysis,indian ocean,location
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  1. The Indian Ocean is south of India
  2. Indian Ocean routes increased maritime trade
  3. India's location made East-West contact easier
  4. Ideas spread through land and sea routes
Hard · Level 8 · complete answer,two way exchange,india world
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  1. India's contact was limited only to spices
  2. India only received external influences
  3. India's location enabled two-way exchange of goods, knowledge, literature, culture and external influences through land and sea ro
  4. India had no world contact
Hard · Level 8 · incomplete answer,spices,knowledge culture
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  1. India sent only spices
  2. Knowledge and culture also spread from India
  3. External art influences came to India
  4. Contact happened through land and sea routes
Hard · Level 8 · favourable location,multidimensional effect,trade culture
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  1. Only naming of coasts
  2. Contact of trade, knowledge, literature, art and culture
  3. Only formation of polar ice
  4. End of all routes
Hard · Level 8 · western maritime routes,west asia africa europe
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  1. They linked India only with Southeast Asia
  2. They linked India with the Arctic
  3. They helped connect India with West Asia, Africa and Europe
  4. They moved India away from the sea
Hard · Level 8 · eastern maritime routes,southeast asia,east asia
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  1. They linked India only with Europe
  2. They linked India with West Asia
  3. They linked India with polar regions
  4. They helped connect India with Southeast and East Asia
Hard · Level 8 · direction,decimal system,domes minarets
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  1. Decimal system 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 from outside
  4. Spices and decimal came from outside
Hard · Level 8 · confusing error,greek sculpture,external influence
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  1. Indian numerals spread outside
  2. Spices were trade goods
  3. Upanishadic ideas reached outside
  4. Greek sculpture was an Indian contribution that spread outside India
Hard · Level 8 · indian ocean,peninsular india,maritime contact
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  1. India was separate from the Indian Ocean
  2. India's peninsular part projects into the Indian Ocean and strengthens maritime contact
  3. The Indian Ocean is India's northern land boundary
  4. India had only polar relation with the Indian Ocean