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Geography

India and the World

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Expert · Level 7 · exam strategy,direction category,route
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  1. Checking direction, category and route of every example
  2. Treating all examples as spices
  3. Calling all external influences Indian contributions
  4. Remembering only one coast
Expert · Level 7 · correct incomplete,spices,india world
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  1. Spices went out from India
  2. Knowledge and culture also reached outside from India
  3. India also received external influences
  4. India's land and sea routes were useful
Expert · Level 7 · category direction,spices,dome
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  1. Spices went out as trade goods and domes came into India as architectural influence
  2. Domes went out as trade goods and spices came as architectural influence
  3. Indian numerals came into India as external influence
  4. Greek sculpture went out as Indian literature
Expert · Level 7 · cause medium result,framework,india world
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  1. Geographical location was the cause, land-sea routes were the medium and exchange of trade-culture was the result
  2. Trade was the cause and India's location was the result
  3. Domes were the cause and land routes were the result
  4. Isolation was the cause and contact was not the result
Expert · Level 7 · wrong interpretation,peninsular india,sea contact
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  1. Indian Ocean location strengthened India's maritime contact
  2. Eastern coast connected with Southeast Asia
  3. Decimal system was an Indian knowledge contribution
  4. India's peninsular part moved it away from the sea
Expert · Level 7 · balanced answer,giving receiving,two way exchange
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  1. India only gave and received nothing
  2. India only received and gave nothing
  3. India gave knowledge, goods and culture and received external art-architectural influences
  4. India had no contact
Expert · Level 7 · error identification,minarets,mathematical contribution
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  1. Indian numerals spread from India
  2. Panchatantra is an example of Indian cultural spread
  3. Spices and muslin were trade goods
  4. Minarets spread outside as Indian mathematical contribution
Expert · Level 7 · complete evidence,india world,knowledge trade culture
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  1. Only spices and muslin
  2. Only domes and minarets
  3. Indian numerals, decimal system, spices, muslin, Ramayana, Panchatantra, Greek art and domes-minarets
  4. Only Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal
Expert · Level 7 · logical sequence,location routes exchange
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  1. Location, routes, contact, exchange, influence
  2. Influence, then location, then routes
  3. Spices, then isolation, then zero contact
  4. Dome, then polar routes, then trade
Expert · Level 7 · expert conclusion,india world,multidimensional exchange
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  1. India's geographical location enabled multidirectional, multidimensional and two-way trade, intellectua
  2. India was completely isolated from the world
  3. India traded only spices and spread no knowledge
  4. India only received external influences and made no contribution
Expert · Level 9 · indian ocean,strategic location,world contact
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  1. Because it is near sea routes and East-West contacts
  2. Because it is located on Arctic routes
  3. Because it is separated from the sea
  4. Because it has no coastal connection
Expert · Level 9 · peninsular india,sea contact,trade routes
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  1. It cut India off from land
  2. It increased sea contact and access to trade routes on three sides
  3. It made India completely polar
  4. It closed all sea routes
Expert · Level 9 · land routes,ancient exchange,mountain passes
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  1. Because they formed only in modern air travel
  2. Because they were not related to India
  3. Because ancient travel and exchange occurred earlier through passes and land routes
  4. Because sea routes were never useful
Expert · Level 9 · east west bridge,multidirectional contact,india
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  1. India was linked only with western countries
  2. India was linked only with eastern countries
  3. India was completely isolated
  4. India's location created trade and cultural contacts in both directions
Expert · Level 9 · eastern coast,bay of bengal,southeast asia
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  1. The eastern coast was linked only with Europe
  2. The eastern coast connected with Southeast and East Asia through the Bay of Bengal
  3. The eastern coast went to West Asia through the Arabian Sea
  4. The eastern coast had no external contact
Expert · Level 9 · two way exchange,outgoing incoming,cultural contact
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  1. India only received influences from outside
  2. India only sent goods outside
  3. Indian knowledge and goods went out and external art-architectural influences came into India
  4. No contact happened in any direction
Expert · Level 9 · outgoing contributions,indian numerals,decimal panchatantra
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  1. Greek sculpture, domes, minarets
  2. West Asian architecture, minarets, domes
  3. Arctic routes, polar trade, icebergs
  4. Indian numerals, decimal system, Panchatantra
Expert · Level 9 · incoming influences,greek sculpture,domes minarets
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  1. Greek sculpture, domes and minarets
  2. Indian numerals, decimal system and Ramayana
  3. Spices, muslin and Panchatantra
  4. Upanishads, Indian numerals and spices
Expert · Level 9 · classification,indian numerals,spices
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  1. Because both are external architecture
  2. Because Indian numerals are knowledge contributions and spices are trade goods
  3. Because both are parts of coastline
  4. Because both are sea routes
Expert · Level 9 · ramayana,panchatantra,upanishads,cultural spread
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  1. All are only trade goods
  2. All are external architectural influences
  3. They are linked with Indian cultural, literary and intellectual spread
  4. They are coastal water bodies of India