The period of English literature between 1400 and 1600 is primarily associated with:
A
Romanticism
B
Restoration
C
Modernism
D
Renaissance and Humanism
Question 2Single Answer
Who introduced the printing press into England in 1476?
A
William Caxton
B
Thomas More
C
John Skelton
D
Richard Hakluyt
Question 3Single Answer
Le Morte d'Arthur was written by:
A
Geoffrey Chaucer
B
Sir Thomas Malory
C
Philip Sidney
D
Edmund Spenser
Question 4Single Answer
The first printed edition of Le Morte d'Arthur appeared in:
A
1485
B
1492
C
1470
D
1500
Question 5Single Answer
Identify the author of Utopia?
A
Francis Bacon
B
Roger Ascham
C
Thomas More
D
Thomas Elyot
Question 6Single Answer
Utopia was originally published in:
A
Greek
B
English
C
Latin
D
French
Question 7Single Answer
The publication year of Thomas More's Utopia is:
A
1525
B
1516
C
1540
D
1536
Question 8Single Answer
The term Renaissance literally means:
A
Enlightenment
B
Revolution
C
Rebirth
D
Reformation
Question 9Single Answer
The central concern of Renaissance humanism was:
A
Exclusive dependence on medieval scholasticism
B
Revival of classical learning and human potential
C
Rejection of secular education
D
Elimination of rhetoric
Question 10Single Answer
Identify the poet traditionally credited with introducing the Italian sonnet into English literature?
A
Thomas Wyatt
B
John Donne
C
John Milton
D
Alexander Pope
Question 11Single Answer
The poet Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, is associated with:
A
Invention of the dramatic monologue
B
Introduction of free verse
C
Early development of English blank verse
D
Origin of the heroic epic
Question 12Single Answer
Blank verse normally consists of:
A
Rhymed iambic tetrameter
B
Unrhymed trochaic pentameter
C
Rhymed dactylic hexameter
D
Unrhymed iambic pentameter
Question 13Single Answer
The collection popularly known as Tottel's Miscellany was published in:
A
1542
B
1579
C
1557
D
1590
Question 14Single Answer
The original title of Tottel's Miscellany was:
A
The Phoenix Nest
B
Songes and Sonettes
C
England's Helicon
D
The Paradise of Dainty Devices
Question 15Single Answer
Consider the following poets:
I. Thomas Wyatt
II. Henry Howard
III. John Milton
The poets represented in Tottel's Miscellany include:
A
I and III only
B
II and III only
C
III only
D
I and II only
Question 16Single Answer
The rhyme scheme ABBA ABBA CDE CDE is characteristic of:
A
Petrarchan sonnet
B
Spenserian stanza
C
Shakespearean sonnet
D
Heroic couplet
Question 17Single Answer
The sonnet beginning "Whoso List to Hunt" was composed by:
A
Philip Sidney
B
Thomas Wyatt
C
Edmund Spenser
D
Walter Raleigh
Question 18Single Answer
Identify the writer of The Book Named the Governor?
A
Thomas Wilson
B
Thomas Elyot
C
Roger Ascham
D
Stephen Gosson
Question 19Single Answer
The Schoolmaster, published posthumously in 1570, was written by:
A
George Puttenham
B
Thomas More
C
John Lyly
D
Roger Ascham
Question 20Single Answer
The first complete printed English Bible appeared in 1535 through the work of:
A
John Wycliffe
B
William Tyndale
C
Miles Coverdale
D
Thomas Cranmer
Question 21Single Answer
The author of The Shepheardes Calender is:
A
Philip Sidney
B
Edmund Spenser
C
Michael Drayton
D
Samuel Daniel
Question 22Single Answer
The Shepheardes Calender was first published in:
A
1586
B
1579
C
1596
D
1609
Question 23Single Answer
The Shepheardes Calender contains:
A
Twelve eclogues
B
Fourteen eclogues
C
Sixteen eclogues
D
Ten eclogues
Question 24Single Answer
The pastoral persona Colin Clout is most closely associated with:
A
Edmund Spenser
B
Thomas Kyd
C
Christopher Marlowe
D
Thomas Nashe
Question 25Single Answer
The first three books of The Faerie Queene appeared in:
A
1590
B
1580
C
1596
D
1609
Question 26Single Answer
Identify the principal virtue represented by the Redcrosse Knight?
A
Holiness
B
Justice
C
Friendship
D
Courtesy
Question 27Single Answer
Una in The Faerie Queene symbolises:
A
Political ambition
B
Truth
C
Vanity
D
Falsehood
Question 28Single Answer
The character Duessa represents:
A
Chastity
B
Justice
C
Friendship
D
Falsehood
Question 29Single Answer
Sir Guyon in The Faerie Queene personifies:
A
Courtesy
B
Temperance
C
Holiness
D
Magnificence
Question 30Single Answer
The female knight Britomart represents:
A
Chastity
B
Pride
C
Friendship
D
Justice
Question 31Single Answer
Identify the knight associated with the virtue of Justice in The Faerie Queene?
A
Calidore
B
Guyon
C
Cambell
D
Artegall
Question 32Single Answer
The virtue represented by Sir Calidore is:
A
Holiness
B
Courtesy
C
Temperance
D
Friendship
Question 33Single Answer
The Spenserian stanza consists of:
A
Eight lines
B
Ten lines
C
Nine lines
D
Twelve lines
Question 34Single Answer
The rhyme scheme of the Spenserian stanza is:
A
AABBCCDDE
B
ABABCDCDEFEFGG
C
ABBAABBACDECDE
D
ABABBCBCC
Question 35Single Answer
The final line of a Spenserian stanza is usually:
A
An iambic trimeter
B
A heroic couplet
C
An alexandrine
D
A trochaic tetrameter
Question 36Single Answer
Spenser's sonnet sequence Amoretti contains:
A
89 sonnets
B
154 sonnets
C
108 sonnets
D
100 sonnets
Question 37Single Answer
Epithalamion celebrates Spenser's marriage to:
A
Elizabeth Boyle
B
Stella
C
Mary Sidney
D
Penelope Devereux
Question 38Single Answer
The poem Prothalamion celebrates:
A
A royal coronation
B
A double marriage
C
A military victory
D
A poet's funeral
Question 39Single Answer
Astrophil and Stella was written by:
A
Thomas Campion
B
Philip Sidney
C
Michael Drayton
D
Samuel Daniel
Question 40Single Answer
The number of sonnets in Astrophil and Stella is:
A
89
B
100
C
108
D
154
Question 41Single Answer
The Defence of Poesy is associated with:
A
George Puttenham
B
Stephen Gosson
C
Philip Sidney
D
Thomas Wilson
Question 42Single Answer
Poetry is described as a "speaking picture" in:
A
The Book of the Courtier
B
The Schoolmaster
C
The Arte of English Poesie
D
The Defence of Poesy
Question 43Single Answer
The Arcadia was written by:
A
Robert Greene
B
Thomas Lodge
C
Philip Sidney
D
John Lyly
Question 44Single Answer
The Arte of English Poesie, published in 1589, is attributed to:
A
William Webbe
B
Thomas Campion
C
Stephen Gosson
D
George Puttenham
Question 45Single Answer
Identify the author of The Schoole of Abuse?
A
Thomas Nashe
B
Thomas Kyd
C
Stephen Gosson
D
Thomas Lodge
Question 46Single Answer
The Elizabethan tragedy Gorboduc was written by:
A
Robert Greene and George Peele
B
Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Nashe
C
Thomas Norton and Thomas Sackville
D
John Lyly and Thomas Lodge
Question 47Single Answer
Gorboduc was first performed in:
A
1561
B
1590
C
1603
D
1576
Question 48Single Answer
The classical playwright most strongly associated with the influence on Elizabethan revenge tragedy is:
A
Aristophanes
B
Plautus
C
Seneca
D
Terence
Question 49Single Answer
The Spanish Tragedy was composed by:
A
Thomas Kyd
B
Robert Greene
C
George Peele
D
John Lyly
Question 50Single Answer
The character Hieronimo appears in:
A
The Spanish Tragedy
B
Doctor Faustus
C
Tamburlaine the Great
D
Gorboduc
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Main Subject (English)
Question 51Single Answer
The ghost accompanying the allegorical figure Revenge in The Spanish Tragedy is:
A
Horatio
B
Balthazar
C
Don Andrea
D
Lorenzo
Question 52Single Answer
Christopher Marlowe is particularly celebrated for his use of:
A
Powerful dramatic blank verse
B
Heroic couplets
C
Free verse
D
Prose realism
Question 53Single Answer
The expression "Marlowe's mighty line" is associated with the critical judgment of:
A
Samuel Johnson
B
William Wordsworth
C
Alexander Pope
D
Ben Jonson
Question 54Single Answer
Tamburlaine the Great portrays:
A
A Roman philosopher
B
A medieval English priest
C
An ambitious conqueror
D
A courtly lover
Question 55Single Answer
The protagonist of The Jew of Malta is:
A
Faustus
B
Hieronimo
C
Barabas
D
Tamburlaine
Question 56Single Answer
Mephistophilis is a character in:
A
Edward II
B
The Jew of Malta
C
The Spanish Tragedy
D
Doctor Faustus
Question 57Single Answer
Faustus agrees to surrender his soul after receiving supernatural service for:
A
Twelve years
B
Twenty-four years
C
Thirty years
D
Forty years
Question 58Single Answer
The primary tragic flaw of Doctor Faustus is:
A
Excessive intellectual ambition
B
Cowardice in battle
C
Political disloyalty
D
Romantic jealousy
Question 59Single Answer
The tragedy Edward II was written by:
A
Christopher Marlowe
B
George Peele
C
Robert Greene
D
Thomas Kyd
Question 60Single Answer
The lyric The Passionate Shepherd to His Love was composed by:
A
Edmund Spenser
B
Christopher Marlowe
C
Walter Raleigh
D
Thomas Wyatt
Question 61Single Answer
The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd is attributed to:
A
Philip Sidney
B
Walter Raleigh
C
Samuel Daniel
D
Michael Drayton
Question 62Single Answer
The term "University Wits" refers to:
A
University-educated Elizabethan playwrights
B
Medieval religious reformers
C
Victorian university critics
D
Restoration dramatists
Question 63Single Answer
Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit was written by:
A
Thomas Lodge
B
Robert Greene
C
John Lyly
D
Thomas Nashe
Question 64Single Answer
Euphuism is distinguished by:
A
Unrhymed dramatic dialogue
B
Elaborate antithesis and balanced prose
C
Plain documentary realism
D
Strict classical dramatic unities
Question 65Single Answer
The Elizabethan court comedy Endymion was composed by:
A
John Lyly
B
George Peele
C
Robert Greene
D
Thomas Kyd
Question 66Single Answer
The prose romance Rosalynde was written by:
A
John Skelton
B
Thomas Nashe
C
Philip Sidney
D
Thomas Lodge
Question 67Single Answer
Rosalynde served as a major source for Shakespeare's:
A
As You Like It
B
Twelfth Night
C
The Winter's Tale
D
The Tempest
Question 68Single Answer
Pandosto, a prose romance by Robert Greene, influenced:
A
The Winter's Tale
B
Macbeth
C
Hamlet
D
Othello
Question 69Single Answer
The play Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay was written by:
A
George Peele
B
Thomas Kyd
C
Robert Greene
D
John Lyly
Question 70Single Answer
Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit was published in:
A
1592
B
1579
C
1600
D
1623
Question 71Single Answer
The phrase "upstart Crow" in Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit is traditionally associated with:
A
Christopher Marlowe
B
Thomas Kyd
C
William Shakespeare
D
Edmund Spenser
Question 72Single Answer
Pierce Penniless, His Supplication to the Devil was written by:
A
Thomas Lodge
B
George Gascoigne
C
Samuel Daniel
D
Thomas Nashe
Question 73Single Answer
The protagonist of The Unfortunate Traveller is:
A
Euphues
B
Barabas
C
Raphael Hythloday
D
Jack Wilton
Question 74Single Answer
The Unfortunate Traveller is an important early example of:
A
Psychological realism
B
Gothic fiction
C
Domestic tragedy
D
Picaresque narrative
Question 75Single Answer
The Elizabethan play The Old Wives' Tale was written by:
A
Thomas Kyd
B
George Peele
C
John Lyly
D
Robert Greene
Question 76Single Answer
Ralph Roister Doister is associated with:
A
Nicholas Udall
B
John Heywood
C
Thomas Sackville
D
Christopher Marlowe
Question 77Single Answer
The Supposes was adapted into English by:
A
Thomas Norton
B
George Gascoigne
C
John Skelton
D
Thomas Elyot
Question 78Single Answer
The author of The Steel Glass is:
A
Edmund Spenser
B
Thomas Wyatt
C
George Gascoigne
D
Philip Sidney
Question 79Single Answer
The verse form called "Skeltonics" is associated with:
A
William Dunbar
B
Gavin Douglas
C
John Skelton
D
Robert Henryson
Question 80Single Answer
The satire Why Come Ye Nat to Courte? was written by:
A
Thomas More
B
John Skelton
C
Walter Raleigh
D
George Puttenham
Question 81Single Answer
The Scottish poet responsible for The Testament of Cresseid is:
A
William Dunbar
B
Robert Henryson
C
Gavin Douglas
D
David Lyndsay
Question 82Single Answer
The Golden Targe was composed by:
A
William Dunbar
B
John Skelton
C
Thomas Wyatt
D
Robert Greene
Question 83Single Answer
The earliest complete translation of Virgil's Aeneid into Scots was made by:
A
William Dunbar
B
Gavin Douglas
C
Robert Henryson
D
David Lyndsay
Question 84Single Answer
The first English translation of Castiglione's The Book of the Courtier was prepared by:
A
Thomas Hoby
B
John Florio
C
Thomas North
D
Arthur Golding
Question 85Single Answer
Sprezzatura in Renaissance courtly culture means:
A
Religious asceticism
B
Effortless grace
C
Strict political obedience
D
Extreme intellectual pride
Question 86Single Answer
The English translation of Plutarch's Lives by Thomas North appeared in:
A
1603
B
1599
C
1579
D
1623
Question 87Single Answer
Arthur Golding is remembered for translating:
A
Homer's Iliad
B
Dante's Divine Comedy
C
Ovid's Metamorphoses
D
Plato's Republic
Question 88Single Answer
The author of The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation is:
A
Walter Raleigh
B
Thomas Harriot
C
Richard Hakluyt
D
Samuel Purchas
Question 89Single Answer
The Discovery of Guiana was written by:
A
Thomas North
B
Thomas More
C
Francis Bacon
D
Walter Raleigh
Question 90Single Answer
Delia is a sonnet sequence by:
A
Henry Constable
B
Michael Drayton
C
Samuel Daniel
D
Philip Sidney
Question 91Single Answer
Idea is a sonnet sequence associated with:
A
Thomas Campion
B
Edmund Spenser
C
Michael Drayton
D
Thomas Watson
Question 92Single Answer
Diana is a sonnet sequence written by:
A
Samuel Daniel
B
Henry Constable
C
Thomas Lodge
D
Walter Raleigh
Question 93Single Answer
A pastoral eclogue generally contains:
A
An extended political argument
B
A scientific explanation
C
Idealised rural characters and dialogue
D
A historical legal judgment
Question 94Single Answer
The Renaissance educational ideal emphasised:
A
The elimination of rhetoric
B
Rejection of all ancient literature
C
Mechanical training alone
D
Classical learning and moral development
Question 95Single Answer
The allegorical figure Archimago in The Faerie Queene represents:
A
Truth
B
Friendship
C
Innocence
D
Deception and hypocrisy
Question 96Single Answer
The giant Orgoglio appears in:
A
Astrophil and Stella
B
The Spanish Tragedy
C
The Unfortunate Traveller
D
The Faerie Queene
Question 97Single Answer
The Mutabilitie Cantos were published posthumously in:
A
1609
B
1590
C
1623
D
1640
Question 98Single Answer
The Faerie Queene is dedicated to:
A
Mary Tudor
B
Queen Elizabeth I
C
Anne of Denmark
D
Queen Victoria
Question 99Single Answer
The author of A Discourse of English Poetrie is:
A
George Puttenham
B
William Webbe
C
Stephen Gosson
D
Thomas Campion
Question 100Single Answer
The Renaissance literary concept of imitatio refers to:
A
Complete rejection of classical tradition
B
Mechanical copying without modification
C
Exclusive dependence on oral literature
D
Creative imitation of admired literary models
Question 101Single Answer
The first edition of The Mirror for Magistrates was published in:
A
1559
B
1579
C
1590
D
1603
Question 102Single Answer
Identify the literary work in which the character Raphael Hythloday appears?
A
The Arcadia
B
The Governor
C
Utopia
D
Euphues
Question 103Single Answer
The term "rhyme royal" refers to a stanza consisting of:
A
Six lines with ABABCC rhyme
B
Seven lines with ABABBCC rhyme
C
Eight lines with ABABABCC rhyme
D
Nine lines with ABABBCBCC rhyme
Question 104Single Answer
The collection The Paradise of Dainty Devices was first published in:
A
1557
B
1565
C
1576
D
1599
Question 105Single Answer
Consider the following statements about Thomas Wyatt:
I. He adapted Petrarchan sonnets into English.
II. He wrote the poem "They Flee from Me."
III. He authored The Faerie Queene.
Select the correct combination?
A
I and II only
B
II and III only
C
I and III only
D
I, II and III
Question 106Single Answer
The poem "My Galley Charged with Forgetfulness" is associated with:
A
Thomas Wyatt
B
Henry Howard
C
Philip Sidney
D
Walter Raleigh
Question 107Single Answer
The English Renaissance poet who translated Books II and IV of Virgil's Aeneid into blank verse was:
A
John Skelton
B
Thomas Campion
C
Edmund Spenser
D
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
Question 108Single Answer
The phrase "prince of poets in his time" appears on the monument of:
A
Edmund Spenser
B
Philip Sidney
C
Christopher Marlowe
D
Thomas Wyatt
Question 109Single Answer
The central allegorical conflict in Book I of The Faerie Queene involves:
A
Courtesy confronting courtly ambition
B
Justice struggling against political rebellion
C
Holiness struggling against error and deception
D
Friendship overcoming military conquest
Education Methodology
Question 110Single Answer
What is the primary goal of pre-primary education?
A
Academic excellence
B
Competitive exam preparation
C
Vocational training
D
Holistic development of young children
Question 111Single Answer
What does Universalisation of Elementary Education (UEE) aim to achieve?
A
Higher education access
B
Skill development for adults
C
Vocational training for all
D
Free and compulsory education for children aged 6-14
Question 112Single Answer
Which initiative focuses on improving secondary education in India?
A
SSA
B
RTE
C
RUSA
D
RMSA
Question 113Single Answer
What is the main objective of the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA)?
A
Higher education reform
B
Universal elementary education
C
Vocational education
D
Teacher training
Question 114Single Answer
What does the RTE Act, 2009, mandate for children aged 6-14?
A
Free vocational training
B
Higher education access
C
Free and compulsory education
D
Skill development programs
Question 115Single Answer
What is the purpose of the Samagra Shiksha scheme?
A
Higher education funding
B
Holistic school education from pre-school to class 12
C
Adult literacy programs
D
Vocational training
Question 116Single Answer
What is a key feature of the RUSA initiative?
A
Elementary education reform
B
Higher education quality enhancement
C
Vocational training for youth
D
Teacher recruitment
Question 117Single Answer
What does the term "functional literacy" refer to?
A
Academic excellence
B
Basic reading, writing, and numeracy skills
C
Advanced vocational skills
D
Higher education qualifications
Question 118Single Answer
What is the primary aim of open schooling?
A
Competitive exam preparation
B
Flexible education for dropouts and non-traditional learners
C
Higher education access
D
Vocational training
Question 119Single Answer
What is a major cause of dropouts in Indian schools?
A
Lack of vocational training
B
Socio-economic barriers
C
Excessive academic rigor
D
Teacher shortages
Question 120Single Answer
What does delinking degrees from employment aim to achieve?
A
Promote skill-based hiring
B
Increase academic pressure
C
Enforce degree requirements
D
Reduce vocational training
Question 121Single Answer
What is a key objective of vocationalisation of education?
A
Academic excellence
B
Skill development for employability
C
Higher education access
D
Teacher training
Question 122Single Answer
What is a major challenge in the education of socially disadvantaged groups?
A
Lack of vocational training
B
Accessibility and affordability
C
Excessive academic rigor
D
Teacher shortages
Question 123Single Answer
Which group is considered a socially disadvantaged group in education?
A
Urban students
B
High-income families
C
Tribal communities
D
Private school students
Question 124Single Answer
What is the primary goal of inclusive education?
A
Uniform teaching methods
B
Vocational training
C
Academic excellence
D
Addressing diverse learning needs
Question 125Single Answer
What is a key feature of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
A
Standardized assessments
B
Uniform curriculum
C
Strict discipline
D
Flexible teaching methods for diverse learners
Question 126Single Answer
Which constitutional value promotes equal educational opportunities?
A
Egalitarianism
B
Secularism
C
Democracy
D
Socialism
Question 127Single Answer
What is a key barrier to education in India?
A
Excessive teacher training
B
Lack of vocational training
C
Affordability and accessibility issues
D
Overemphasis on academics
Question 128Single Answer
Which pre-independence commission focused on education in India?
A
Kothari Commission
B
Mudaliar Commission
C
Radhakrishnan Commission
D
Hunter Commission
Question 129Single Answer
What was the focus of the Kothari Commission (1964-66)?
A
Vocational training
B
Teacher recruitment
C
Comprehensive education reform
D
Higher education funding
Question 130Single Answer
Which policy promotes free education for children aged 6-14?
A
SSA
B
RMSA
C
RUSA
D
RTE Act, 2009
Question 131Single Answer
What is a key feature of non-formal education?
A
Rigid curriculum
B
Standardized assessments
C
Competitive exams
D
Flexible learning for out-of-school children
Question 132Single Answer
What does brain drain refer to in education?
A
Lack of teachers
B
Vocational training gaps
C
Dropout rates
D
Migration of skilled professionals abroad
Question 133Single Answer
Which initiative promotes skill development in schools?
A
SSA
B
Samagra Shiksha
C
RMSA
D
RUSA
Question 134Single Answer
What is a key objective of the Functional Literacy Programme?
A
Higher education access
B
Basic literacy for adults
C
Vocational training
D
Competitive exam preparation
Question 135Single Answer
Which constitutional provision supports education for all?
A
Article 21A
B
Article 356
C
Article 370
D
Article 19
Question 136Single Answer
What is a major challenge in achieving universal elementary education?
A
Lack of vocational training
B
Teacher shortages
C
Excessive academic rigor
D
High dropout rates
Question 137Single Answer
What is the purpose of the RTE Act, 2009?
A
Higher education reform
B
Free and compulsory education for children
C
Vocational training
D
Teacher recruitment
Question 138Single Answer
Which scheme integrates pre-school to higher secondary education?
A
SSA
B
RMSA
C
RUSA
D
Samagra Shiksha
Question 139Single Answer
What is a key feature of informal education?
A
Structured curriculum
B
Formal assessments
C
Standardized tests
D
Learning through daily experiences
General Knowledge
Question 140Single Answer
How many such pairs of letters are there in the word ‘CLEANLINESS’ each of the which has as many letters between them in the word as they have in the English alphabet, in the same sequence?
A
Two
B
Three
C
Five
D
Four
E
None of these
Question 141Single Answer
The cash difference between the selling prices of an article at a profit of 4% and 6% is Rs. 3. The ratio of the two selling prices is:__________ ?
A
51:52
B
52:53
C
51:53
D
52:55
Question 142Single Answer
What does the abbreviation "UNESCO" stand for?
A
United Nations Environment and Sustainable Organization
B
United Nations Economic and Social Council
C
Universal Network for Educational Standards and Cooperation
D
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Question 143Single Answer
The Great Bath, an important architectural feature of the Indus Valley Civilisation, was discovered at:
A
Harappa
B
Mohenjo-daro
C
Kalibangan
D
Lothal
Question 144Single Answer
Identify the Harappan site particularly associated with an ancient dockyard?
A
Dholavira
B
Rakhigarhi
C
Banawali
D
Lothal
Question 145Single Answer
The earliest excavations that brought Harappa to archaeological prominence in 1921 were directed by:
A
Daya Ram Sahni
B
R. D. Banerji
C
John Marshall
D
Mortimer Wheeler
Question 146Single Answer
The Harappan site of Kalibangan is situated in:
A
Rajasthan
B
Haryana
C
Gujarat
D
Punjab
Question 147Single Answer
A remarkable system of water conservation and reservoirs is particularly associated with:
A
Chanhudaro
B
Surkotada
C
Dholavira
D
Kot Diji
Question 148Single Answer
The Indus script is generally described as:
A
Undeciphered
B
Exclusively written in Sanskrit
C
Identical to Brahmi
D
Fully deciphered and alphabetic
Question 149Single Answer
The evidence of a ploughed agricultural field was discovered at:
