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Geography

India and the World

TOPIC PRACTICE

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Hard · Level 8 · goods ideas,error,spices upanishads
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  1. Spices are trade goods and Upanishads are ideas
  2. Muslin is a trade good and decimal is knowledge
  3. Spices are philosophical ideas and Upanishads are trade goods
  4. Panchatantra is literary spread and Indian numerals are knowledge contribution
Hard · Level 8 · sea land routes,balanced use,exchange
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  1. Only sea routes were important
  2. Only land routes were important
  3. Goods, ideas and culture were exchanged through both routes
  4. No route was important
Hard · Level 8 · correct incomplete,western coast,arabian sea
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  1. India's western coast was linked with the Arabian Sea
  2. Knowledge and culture spread from India and external influences also came
  3. India was linked through both land and sea routes
  4. India exchanged trade, ideas and culture
Hard · Level 8 · indian contributions,external influences,direction
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  1. Trade and culture
  2. Knowledge and literature
  3. Indian contributions and external influences
  4. Land routes and sea routes
Hard · Level 8 · analytical idea,location routes exchange
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  1. India has coasts
  2. India had land routes
  3. Location gave routes, routes caused exchange and exchange created cultural influences
  4. India had spices
Hard · Level 8 · historical contact,broad evidence,india world
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  1. Only trade of spices
  2. Only name of western coast
  3. Spread of Indian numerals, spices, Ramayana-Panchatantra and external art-architectural influences
  4. Only name of Bay of Bengal
Hard · Level 8 · exam strategy,route direction,category
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  1. Remembering only one good
  2. Checking route, direction, goods, ideas and category of influence
  3. Treating all examples as trade goods
  4. Treating all external influences as Indian contributions
Hard · Level 8 · integrated conclusion,hard level,india world
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  1. India's location created multidirectional and two-way trade, knowledge and cultural contacts through land and sea routes
  2. India was only a closed landmass
  3. India only received external influences and gave no contribution
  4. India had no relation with sea routes
Hard · Level 8 · final summary,hard level,two way exchange
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  1. India's location blocked contact and culture remained limited
  2. India's location enabled exchange of trade, ideas, literature, goods and external influences through Indian Ocean, l
  3. India was linked only through polar routes
  4. No knowledge or goods went out from India
Hard · Level 8 · incomplete answer,trade knowledge culture,india world
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  1. Because India's contact was also linked with knowledge, literature, culture and external influences along with trade
  2. Because India had no trade
  3. Because India was linked only with polar regions
  4. Because India had no contact routes
Hard · Level 9 · strategic location,land sea routes,india world
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  1. It is connected only with the North Pole
  2. It connects east and west through both land and sea routes
  3. It is completely away from the sea
  4. It has no cultural contact
Hard · Level 9 · peninsular india,indian ocean,maritime contact
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  1. India holds an important position in maritime contacts
  2. India is a completely landlocked country
  3. India's maritime trade was impossible
  4. India was connected only with Central Asia
Hard · Level 9 · east west asia,connecting bridge,trade culture
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  1. India was isolated from both directions
  2. India was connected only with the South Pole
  3. India's location linked cultural and trade contacts of both directions
  4. India had no land or sea route
Hard · Level 9 · western coast,west asia,africa europe
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  1. It is the land boundary of Southeast Asia
  2. It connects India with the polar sea
  3. It lies inside the eastern Himalayas
  4. It opens toward westward sea routes
Hard · Level 9 · eastern coast,southeast asia,maritime route
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  1. India's eastern coast helped eastern maritime contacts
  2. India's eastern coast was Europe's land boundary
  3. India's eastern coast was away from the sea
  4. India's eastern coast stopped contact
Hard · Level 9 · land routes,ancient contact,cultural exchange
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  1. They were linked only with modern air travel
  2. They were routes made in the sea
  3. They were the base of early movement and cultural contact
  4. They kept India in complete isolation
Hard · Level 9 · mountain passes,land contact,ancient routes
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  1. They were sea ports
  2. They made land contact possible through difficult mountain regions
  3. They were the source of Indian numerals
  4. They showed coastline length
Hard · Level 9 · land routes,sea routes,correction
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  1. India had no contact
  2. India was linked only through polar routes
  3. India was connected only in modern times
  4. India had contact through both land and sea routes
Hard · Level 9 · indian numerals,decimal,spices
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  1. They are knowledge contributions while spices are trade goods
  2. They are all external architectural influences
  3. They are all mountain passes
  4. They are all polar materials
Hard · Level 9 · panchatantra,muslin,category difference
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  1. Both are land routes
  2. Both are external architectural influences
  3. Panchatantra is literary cultural spread and muslin is trade good
  4. Both are polar examples