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Geography

India and the World

TOPIC PRACTICE

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Expert · Level 7 · direction error,coasts,world contact
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  1. Western coast linked with West Asia
  2. Eastern coast linked with Southeast Asia
  3. Western coast mainly linked with Southeast Asia and eastern coast with Europe
  4. Western coast linked with the Arabian Sea
Expert · Level 7 · land routes,sea routes,balanced study
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  1. Because both enabled contact and exchange with different regions
  2. Because both were irrelevant
  3. Because only sea routes were ancient
  4. Because land routes played no role
Expert · Level 7 · correct incomplete,western coast,arabian sea
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  1. India's western coast was linked with the Arabian Sea
  2. India spread knowledge, goods and culture and received external influences
  3. India's location created contacts through both land and sea routes
  4. India's contact was two-way and multidimensional
Expert · Level 7 · oversimplification,spice trade,india world
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  1. India-world relations were limited only to spice trade
  2. Indian numerals spread outside
  3. External architectural influences came into India
  4. Contact happened through land and sea routes
Expert · Level 7 · fact effect,eastern coast,bay of bengal
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  1. India's eastern coast was linked with Bay of Bengal, so contact with Southeast Asia became easier
  2. India has a western coast
  3. India had spices
  4. Panchatantra is a story collection
Expert · Level 7 · fact vs analysis,western coast,arabian sea
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  1. Trade and culture spread through India's sea routes
  2. India's location strengthened East-West contact
  3. India's western coast is linked with the Arabian Sea
  4. Routes enabled two-way exchange
Expert · Level 7 · india world relations,contact routes,maritime trade,land routes,cause and effect,class 9 geography
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  1. India’s favourable location provided contact routes, increasing exchange
  2. Maritime contact promoted trade relations
  3. Land routes helped spread ideas and goods
  4. Contact routes made India completely isolated from the world
Expert · Level 7 · global contact,broad evidence,india world
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  1. Only the name of one coast
  2. Indian numerals, spices, Ramayana-Panchatantra and Greek-architectural influences
  3. Only spices
  4. Only Arabian Sea
Expert · Level 7 · route direction category,exam strategy,india world
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  1. Because examples include outgoing contributions and incoming influences separately
  2. Because all examples are only spices
  3. Because direction has no importance
  4. Because no contact happened through routes
Expert · Level 7 · cultural spread,contact routes,india location
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  1. Literature, ideas and culture reached different regions through contact routes
  2. India closed all cultural routes
  3. Culture spread only through closed borders
  4. No idea went out from India
Expert · Level 7 · trade spread,spices,muslin,routes
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  1. Goods like spices and muslin reached outside through sea and land routes
  2. India had no trade goods
  3. Routes completely stopped trade
  4. Trade occurred only through polar ice
Expert · Level 7 · direction reversal,greek sculpture,decimal system
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  1. Indian numerals spread outside and Greek art influence came to India
  2. Spices went out and domes-minarets came as influence into India
  3. Greek sculpture went out from India and decimal system came from outside into India
  4. Panchatantra spread outside and external architectural influences came into India
Expert · Level 7 · integrated answer,two way exchange,india world
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  1. Only India's western coast was important
  2. India's location enabled two-way exchange of goods, knowledge, literature, ideas and external influences through land and sea routes
  3. India sent only spices
  4. India only kept receiving external influences
Expert · Level 7 · peninsular position,indian ocean,routes
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  1. Polar ice, closed boundary, isolation
  2. Peninsular position, Indian Ocean, land and sea routes
  3. Only mountain, only desert, only river
  4. States, districts, panchayats
Expert · Level 7 · topic scope,standard meridian,india world
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  1. Spread of Indian numerals and decimal system
  2. Trade of spices and muslin
  3. Influence of Greek sculpture and domes-minarets
  4. Time calculation from India's Standard Meridian
Expert · Level 7 · sea routes,culture ideas,trade
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  1. Because they also helped movement of culture, ideas and people
  2. Because they were not useful in trade
  3. Because they were linked only with Himalaya
  4. Because they were far from India
Expert · Level 7 · land routes,ideas,culture,trade
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  1. Because ideas, people and culture also spread through land routes
  2. Because land routes were never useful
  3. Because they were only sea waves
  4. Because they were not linked with India
Expert · Level 7 · multidirectional contact,western eastern coasts
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  1. Only western coast to Europe
  2. Only eastern coast to Southeast Asia
  3. Western coast to West Asia-Africa-Europe and eastern coast to Southeast-East Asia
  4. No coastal contact
Expert · Level 7 · direction correct,multidimensional,india world
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  1. Indian numerals and Panchatantra spread outside, Greek sculpture and domes-minarets came into India
  2. Domes and Greek sculpture spread from India, decimal came to India from outside
  3. Spices came from outside and Indian numerals came from outside
  4. Ramayana came from outside and minarets went out from India
Expert · Level 7 · weak evidence,isolation,india world
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  1. Spread of Indian numerals and decimal system
  2. Trade of spices and muslin
  3. India's complete isolation
  4. Influence of Greek sculpture