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1 1 (vii) H/C Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) CLASS: VII SUBJECT: HISTORY & CIVICS Chapter - 1 What do you understand by Judaism? (a) Religion of Jews (b) Religion of Hindus (c) Religion of Turks Persecute refers to (a) to harras (b) tobold (c) to encourage Apostles were sent out to preach the message of (a) Christianity (b) Hindus (d) Muslims Franks refers to the Germanic people that entered the empire (a) Roman (b) European (c) British Monasteries refers to the places where live (a) Monks (b) nuns (d) none of them refers to a woman who has renounced his family and worthy persuits to lead a life devoted to spirituality (a) Nun (b) monk (c) teacher Jesus was born to a poor jewish family in Bethlehem Jews followed Judaism. was the emperor when Jesus Christ took birth. (a) Augustus (b) Pontius (c) Constantine was accused of treason against the empire and of blasphemy against Judaism. (a) Christ (b) Augustus (c) none of them Pontius was the Governor. (a) Roman (b) European (c) American refers to put to death by nailing the hands and feet to a cross. (a) Crucifixion (b) burial (c) none of them Missionaries belong to (a) Hinduism (b) Islam (c) Christians Jesus died by being nailed onto the cross around CE (a) 33 (b) 43 (c) 53 Jesus was a by profession (a) carpenter (b) teacher (c) doctor was the father of Jesus (a) Joseph (b) David (c) none of them Crusades were launched to rescue (a) Jerusalem (b) Constantinople (c) none of them Crusades were fought for years. (a) 200 (b) 50 (c) 100 From whom was the holy place for the Christians to be rescued in the form of crusades? (a) Barbarians (b) Romans (c) Turks The Holy Roman Empire broke up into how many parts (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 What was the ancient name for Constantinople? (a) Byzantine (b) Jerusalem (c) Bethlehem Who ruled India when Christianity emerged in West Asia? (a) Mauryas (b) Guptas (c) Sakas Chapter 2 The period from 700 CE to about 1700 CE is described as the period in Indian history. (a) Ancient (b) medieval (c) modern Islam took birth in (a) India (b) Arabia (c) America The tribal people led a life. (a) nomadic (b) settled (c) urban Two major towns were Mecca and Medina. Bedouins is the tribal community of (a) Arab (b) India (c) America Arabia was the dominated country. (a) male (b) female (c) none of them Prophet Mohammad, in the early years of seventh century CE founded (a) Hinduism (b) Islam (c) Christianity Mohammad was born in CE in Mecca (a) 570 (b) 500 (c) 350 Abdulla was the name of Mohammad s father.

2 2 (vii) H/C Mohammad s mother died when he was years old. (a) 6 (b) 7 (c) 10 Khadijia was the of Mohammad (a) wife (b) sister (c) mother Lakat refers charity to the poor. The teachings of are contained in the holy book Quran. (a) Krishna (b) Merabai (c) Mohammad Muslim calendar is called. Hijri. In CE, Mohammad and his followers defeated the enemies in a series of battles and triumphantly entered Mecca. (a) 624 CE (b) 600 CE (c) 550 CE After Mohammad s death, Abu Bakr became his successor. Abu Bakr took the title of (a) Allah (b) King (c) Caliph Abu Bakr ruled for years (a) two (b) one (c) three After Abu Bakr, Umar, Uman and Ali came into the power. The Umayyad Dynasty was founded by (a) Muawiyah (b) Ali (c) Caliph Muawiyah was the governor of (a) Syria (b) Iraq (c) Iran In CE, Mohammad Bin Qasim conquered sind (a) 712 (b) 700 (c) 550 Where was Mohammad born? (a) Mecca (b) Medina (c) Baghdad What is pilgrimage to Mecca known as? (a) Zakat (b) Hijri (c) Haj What is the meaning of Islam? (a) Charity in the name of God (b) submission to the will of God (c) praying to God Chapter 3 In CE, the Arabs had attacked sind (a) 712 (b) 700 (c) 650 Raja Dahir Sen was the ruler of (a) Sind (b) Mewar (c) Mathura Raja Dahir Sen was defeated by (a) Mohd Bin Qasim (b) Ali (c) Caliph Turks established themselves in the 11 th and 12 centuries (b) fasle Sabukligin was the ruler of (a) Ghazni (b) Ghor (c) Pakistan was the first Turkish invader (a) Mahmud (b) Mohammad Ghori (c) None of them Mahmud raided India times. (a) 17 (b) 27 (c) 10 Mahmud first attacked Jaipal Jaipal was defeated in CE (a) 1001 (b) 1000 (c) 2000 Anandpal was the ruler of (a) Multan (b) Mewar (c) none of them Mahmud never tried to build empire in India Mahmud wanted to beautify (a) Ghazni (b) Multan (c) farghana was the ruler of Ghor. (a) Mohd. Ghori (b) Mahmud (c) Prithviraj Chauhan In CE, Ghori attacked Prithviraj Chauhan (a) 1191 (b) 1000 (c) 1200 Prithviraj Chauhan defeated Muhammad Ghori in the first Battle of (a) Tarain (b) Panipat (c) Mewar appointed Qutb-ud-din Aibak as the governor of this province and returned to Ghor. (a) Ghori (b) Mahmud (c) none of these Muhammad Ghori was murdered in CE (a) 1206 (b) 1200 (c) 1150 Mohammad Ghori founded slave dynasty Jaichandra was the powerful of (a) Mathura (b) Agra (c) Kannauj

3 3 (vii) H/C The feudal system had weakened the Rajput rulers. The caste system prevalent in the society. (a) Rajput (b) Islam (c) Christianity was the duty of the kshatriyas. (a) Defence (b) ruling (c) trade Muhammad GHori built up an empire in the country were Muslim king (a) Raja (b) Sultan (c) Mahraj Who was the author of Shahnama? (a) Al Beruni (b) Mahmud (c) Firdausi Chapter 4 The period between 1206 CE and 1526 CE is known as the period of the (a) Delhi Sultanate (b) Rajput dynasty (c) none of them Delhi was the capital of Delhi Sultanate The dynasty was called the Mamluk dynasty (a) slave (b) Tugluq (c) Khalji Qutb-ud-din Aibak ruled for only about years. (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 4 was known as Lakhbaksh (a) Qutub ud din (b) Iltutmish (c) Mohd Tuglaq The Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque in Delhi is supposed to have been built on a Hindu temple The construction of the famous was commenced by Aibak. (a) Qutb Minar (b) Jama Masjid (c) none of them Qutb-din Aibak died in CE (a) 1210 (b) 1200 (c) 1250 Aram Shah was the son of (a) Qutb-din Aibak (b) Iltutmish (c) Akbar Qutb-ud-din died after a fall from a horse while playing polo at Lahore. Iltutmish ascended the throne in CE. (a) 1211 (b) 1200 (c) 976 Nasir-ud-din Qabacha was the ruler of Multan. Iltutmish formed a group of powerful Turkish nobles called (a) Chalisa (b) twenty (c) none of these Ali Mardan was succeeded by Ghias-ud-din Ghias-ud-din was defeated and killed by Iltutmish Chengiz Khan was the leader of tribe (a) Mongol (b) Farghana (c) none of them Minhaj-us-Siraj is the author of (a) Tabaqat-i-Nasiri (b) Shahnama (c) none of them He built a mosque in Badaun and his own tomb in red sand-stone in Delhi. Itlutmish died in CE (a) 1236 (b) 1200 (c) 1150 The empire was divided into many provinces called iqtas. Who succeeded Raziya? (a) The eldest son of Iltutmish (b) Altuniya (c) The youngest son of Iltutmish Whom did Balban appoint as the Governor of Bengal? (a) Tughril Beg (b) Bughra Khan (c) Kaiqubad Who founded the Khalji Dynasty? (a) Iltutmish (b) Jalal-ud-din Khalji (c) Kaiqubad Whose revolt did Balban suppress? (a) Tughril Beg (b) Ali Mardan (c) Ghiyas-ud-din Chapter 5 was the founder of the Khalji Dynasty. (a) Jalal-ud-din Khalji (b) Ala-ud-din Khalji (c) none of them Jalal-ud-din Khalji was murdered by Ala-ud-din Khalji. The branding of horse was called dagh system.

4 4 (vii) H/C Ala-ud-din Khalji implemented the control policy. (a) market (b) revenue (c) none of them Drinking wine in public was prohibited Ala-ud-din Khalji conquered Gujrat and Malwa in CE (a) 1297 (b) 1298 (c) 1200 Ala-ud-din was the first Sultan to build an empire in India. (a) Turkish (b) Europeon (c) none of them Malik Kafur the commander-in-chief in Ala-ud-din s army (a) Yes (b) no Ala-ud-din was the Delhi Sultan to attempt the conquest of the Deccan. (a) first (b) only (c) second Malik was the of Ala-ud-din Khalji (a) slave (b) son (c) master The system of maintain descriptive roles of soldiers was called (a) Chehra (b) dagh (c) none of them refers to the fertile land between the two rivers Ganga and Yamuna. (a) Doab (b) delta (c) plain Jauhar was a Rajput custom of mass burning of the women of the royal household when the king was defeated Vassal refers to (a) main (b) subordinate (c) none of them The Khalji dynasty came to an end in - CE (a) 1316 (b) 1300 (c) 1400 Ala-ud-din Khalji dreamt of establishing an all- India empire. Ala-ud-din was very towords the nobles. (a) strict (b) kind (c) neutral Amir Khusrau was an architect. Malik Kafur was a slave bought from Gujrat Who carried on the Deccan expedition on behalf of Ala-ud-din Khalji? (a) Malik Kafur (b) Ghazi Malik (c) Jalal-ud-din Khalji Who was Ghazi Malik? (a) a slave of Ala-ud-din (b) the ruler of Kakatip dynasty (c) the governor of Dipalpur What musical instrument did Amir Khusrau invent? (a) flute (b) veena (c) sitar What title did Ghazi Malik assume? (a) Giyas-ud-din Balban (b) Giyas-ud-din Tuglaq (c) Muhammad Bin Tughlaq Whose queen was Rani Padmini? (a) Rana Amar Singh (b) Rana Pratap Singh (c) Rana Ratan Singh Ala-ud-din built the Chittorgarh fort. Chapter 1 (Civics) India became a sovereign independent on August, 1947 (a) 15 (b) 16 (c) 17 When did the constitution of India come into force? (a) 15 August 1947 (b) 26 January 1948 (c) 26 January 1950 A country free from outside control refers to (a) sovereign (b) secular (c) none of them Fundamental rights are absolute. The Indian constitution has provided the basis of political democracy by introducing Or right to note. (a) Universal Adult Franchise (b) Right to freedom (c) The Right to constitutional Remedies In a non- republican democracy, the head of the state is (a) king (b) Prime minister (c) President How many rights are ensured by the constitution? (a) 5 (b) 6 (c) 7 Right to freedom is a fundamental Right. The right to vote is called - (a) Adult franchise (b) Right to constitutional Remedies (c) none of them Discriminate refers to differentiate refers to spread or preach. (a) Propagate (b) differentiate (c) none of them The unfair way of making use of other s labour is called (a) exploitation (b) habitation (c) none of them

5 5 (vii) H/C Sovereign refers to the freedom from outside control. A group or community of people who are small in number is called (a) Majority (b) minority (c) none of them All the fundamental rights are justiciable. Which fundamental Right protects all other fundamental Rights? (a) Right to freedom (b) Right to Equality (c) Right to constitutional Remedies Which right allows freedom to all religious and linguistic communities in India to preserve their distinct Culture, language and script? (a) Right to freedom of Religion (b) Cultural and Educational Rights (c) Right to Equality When can the fundamental Right be withheld? (a) during elections (b) during emergency (c) anytime The Preamble declares India to be a Sovereign, Socialist, Democratic secular Republic.

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