India and the World

Question 1MediumLevel 7

What conclusion follows from the Ramayana and Upanishads reaching the world?

AIndia had no cultural influenceBIndian religious and philosophical ideas went outwardCIndia sent only trade goodsDIndia was isolated from the world

Question 2MediumLevel 7

The spread of Buddhism outside India is linked with which larger theme?

AIndia's cultural and religious influenceBLength of India's coastlineCIndia's share of world areaDIndia's standard time

Question 3MediumLevel 7

What do spices and muslin represent in India's relations with the world?

AAncient trade itemsBLand boundary linesCPolar materialsDTime zones

Question 4MediumLevel 7

Why is India's world contact called two-way?

ABecause India only received outside influencesBBecause India gave ideas and goods and also received outside influencesCBecause India had no contactDBecause contact was limited to one sea

Question 5MediumLevel 7

The influence of Greek sculpture in India is an example of what?

AKnowledge that went out from IndiaBExternal cultural influenceCLength of maritime boundaryDSpread of Indian numerals

Question 6MediumLevel 7

Architectural styles like domes and minarets in India are considered a result of which contact?

AExternal especially West Asian contactBOnly local Himalayan contactCPolar maritime contactDSpread of Indian numerals

Question 7MediumLevel 7

India had contact with the world through both land and sea routes. Which conclusion is correct from this?

AIndia was in complete isolationBIndia's contacts were multi-routeCIndia was connected only through polar routeDIndia had no trade

Question 8MediumLevel 7

India's location made which coastal area more useful for contact with western countries?

AEastern coastBWestern coastCNorthern plainDSouth Pole

Question 9MediumLevel 7

India's location made which coast more useful for contact with Southeast Asia?

AWestern coastBEastern coastCNorthern boundaryDThar Desert

Question 10MediumLevel 7

What type of contact was most increased by India's sea routes?

ALand boundary contactBMaritime trade contactCPolar contactDMountain barrier

Question 11MediumLevel 7

What becomes clear from Indian knowledge spreading outside and external architectural influence coming to India?

AContact was not one-wayBIndia had no contactCThere was only maritime tradeDIndia was in polar region

Question 12MediumLevel 7

What was the cultural role of trade routes in India-world contact?

AThey carried ideas along with goodsBThey stopped contactCThey carried only polar iceDThey isolated India

Question 13MediumLevel 7

Which example in India's world relations shows an outward influence?

ASpread of Indian numeralsBInfluence of Greek sculptureCArrival of domes and minaretsDWest Asian architectural influence

Question 14MediumLevel 7

Which example in India's world relations shows an incoming influence?

ASpread of Panchatantra storiesBSpread of Indian numeralsCInfluence of Greek sculptureDSpread of decimal system

Question 15MediumLevel 7

Which pair is correct in the context of India and the world?

ASpices and muslin trade itemsBTropic of Cancer trade itemCHimalayas sea routeDPolar ice Indian literature

Question 16MediumLevel 7

Which pair is not correct in the context of India and the world?

ADecimal system — mathematical knowledgeBPanchatantra — literary contactCDomes and minarets — external architectural influencesDSpices — polar climate

Question 17MediumLevel 7

India's prominent position in the Indian Ocean is linked with which broad result?

AMaritime trade and cultural contactBComplete isolationCPolar tradeDEnd of land boundary

Question 18MediumLevel 7

What type of exchange did India's geographical location make possible?

AExchange of goods ideas and cultureBExchange only of polar windCNo exchangeDExchange only of local soil

Question 19MediumLevel 7

India's contact with both east and west is proof of what?

AIndia's intermediate and connecting positionBIndia's complete isolationCIndia's polar positionDAbsence of India's coastline

Question 20MediumLevel 7

In India-world contact, apart from geographical routes what else was important?

ACultural and knowledge exchangeBOnly colour of weatherCOnly polar iceDOnly sea depth

India and the World

Quiz this set

What conclusion follows from the Ramayana and Upanishads reaching the world?

The spread of Buddhism outside India is linked with which larger theme?

What do spices and muslin represent in India's relations with the world?

Why is India's world contact called two-way?

The influence of Greek sculpture in India is an example of what?

Architectural styles like domes and minarets in India are considered a result of which contact?

India had contact with the world through both land and sea routes. Which conclusion is correct from this?

India's location made which coastal area more useful for contact with western countries?

India's location made which coast more useful for contact with Southeast Asia?

What type of contact was most increased by India's sea routes?

What becomes clear from Indian knowledge spreading outside and external architectural influence coming to India?

What was the cultural role of trade routes in India-world contact?

Which example in India's world relations shows an outward influence?

Which example in India's world relations shows an incoming influence?

Which pair is correct in the context of India and the world?

Which pair is not correct in the context of India and the world?

India's prominent position in the Indian Ocean is linked with which broad result?

What type of exchange did India's geographical location make possible?

India's contact with both east and west is proof of what?

In India-world contact, apart from geographical routes what else was important?

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India and the World

Quiz this set

What conclusion follows from the Ramayana and Upanishads reaching the world?

The spread of Buddhism outside India is linked with which larger theme?

What do spices and muslin represent in India's relations with the world?

Why is India's world contact called two-way?

The influence of Greek sculpture in India is an example of what?

Architectural styles like domes and minarets in India are considered a result of which contact?

India had contact with the world through both land and sea routes. Which conclusion is correct from this?

India's location made which coastal area more useful for contact with western countries?

India's location made which coast more useful for contact with Southeast Asia?

What type of contact was most increased by India's sea routes?

What becomes clear from Indian knowledge spreading outside and external architectural influence coming to India?

What was the cultural role of trade routes in India-world contact?

Which example in India's world relations shows an outward influence?

Which example in India's world relations shows an incoming influence?

Which pair is correct in the context of India and the world?

Which pair is not correct in the context of India and the world?

India's prominent position in the Indian Ocean is linked with which broad result?

What type of exchange did India's geographical location make possible?

India's contact with both east and west is proof of what?

In India-world contact, apart from geographical routes what else was important?

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