CBSE Class 6 Social Science India’s Cultural Roots (Class 6 NCERT New) Quiz 7

1. What did the Buddha teach about suffering?

A It can be avoided with wealth B It can be ended by following the right path C It is permanent and unavoidable D It depends on the gods

2. Who was the founder of Jainism?

A The Buddha B Mahāvīra C Rishi Uddālaka D Yājñavalkya

3. Around which century was Mahāvīra born?

A 1500 BCE B 1000 BCE C 500 BCE D 1 CE

4. What Performing complex ritualsis a key principle of Jainism taught by Mahāvīra?

A Performing complex rituals B Non-violence (Ahimsa) towards all living beings C Worshipping many deities D Building large temples

5. Where is Mahāvīra’s statue from, as shown in the book?

A Hampi, Karnataka B Bhutan C Bihar D Sapta Sindhava

6. What did Mahāvīra emphasize for spiritual growth?

A Wealth and power B Meditation, self-control, and truth C Sacrifices to gods D Learning Vedic hymns

7. What is one way folk traditions contribute to Indian culture?

A By creating large temples B Through songs, dances, and stories passed down by people C By writing the Vedas D By building cities like Harappa

8. Which of these is an example of a tribal tradition?

A Vedic rituals (yajñas) B Festivals celebrated by forest communities C Upanishad teachings D Building assemblies (sabha)

9. How have folk traditions helped shape Indian culture?

A By introducing new gods and goddesses B By adding local art, music, and beliefs to the culture C By creating written laws D By teaching Vedic schools of thought

10. What is a common feature of tribal traditions in India?

A Use of complex machinery B Respect for nature and community living C Building large cities D Writing long books