CBSE Class 7 Social Science History Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years Quiz 1

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1. Cartographer is a person who makes:

A Cartoons B Caricatures C Maps D None of these

2. In which century Babur used Hindustan to describe geography of subcontinent?

A 17th century B 18th century C 16th century D None of these

3. Why do historians today have to be careful about the terms in the past?

A Because they do not know the meaning of terms B Because the terms may have more than one meaning C Because the terms meant different in the past D None of the above

4. Which of the following is not the meaning of foreigner’ in the past?

A Stranger B Pardesi C Ajnabi D Indigenous

5. In which period did the number and variety of textual records increase dramatically?

A 600 to 700 B 700 to 800 C 800 to 1000 D 700 to 1750

6. Which type of people collected Manuscripts?

A Poor people B Wealthy people C Local people D None of these

7. Where were the manuscripts placed?

A At home B In libraries C In archives D Both (b) and (c)

8. Ziyauddin Barani wrote his Chronicle first in

A 13th century B 12th century C 14th century D 15th century

9. In which centuries was the term ‘Kshatriya’ applied more generally to a group of warriors?

A Between the eighth and fourteenth centuries B Between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries C Between the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries D None of the above

10. Which language was spoken during 14th century in present Bengal region?

A Awadhi B Gauri C Telangani D Lahori

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