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  Multiple Choice Questions Chapter 8–How the Land Becomes Sacred Class 7 Subject Social Science **************************** 35 MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) Which of the following religions did not originate in India? a) Buddhism b) Sikhism c) Islam ✔️ d) Jainism The Mahabodhi Stupa is located in: a) Sanchi b) Bodh Gaya ✔️ c) Varanasi d) Mathura A tīrtha symbolically represents: a) A trade route b) A border c) A spiritual crossing ✔️ d) A temple structure In Sikhism, the Akal Takht is located at: a) Patna b) Delhi c) Amritsar ✔️ d) Anandpur The shrine of Sabarimala is in: a) Tamil Nadu b) Karnataka c) Kerala ✔️ d) Andhra Pradesh Pandharpur Wari is a pilgrimage held in: a) Gujarat b) Maharashtra ✔️ c) Odisha d) Punjab Bhūdevī is regarded as: a) A river goddess b) Goddess of wisdom c) Mother Earth ✔️ d) A star deity The Dongria Khond tribe worships which hill? a) Nanda Devi b) Girnar c) Niyam Dongar ✔️ d) Shatru...
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MCQs-India's Cultural Roots-Class 6-Social Science

 Multiple Choice Questions

Chapter-India's Cultural Roots

Class 6
Subject-Social Science

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MCQs

  1. What does the word "Veda" mean?
    a) Wisdom
    b) Knowledge
    c) History
    d) Religion
    Answer: b) Knowledge

  2. Which is the oldest of the four Vedas?
    a) Yajur Veda
    b) Sāma Veda
    c) Ṛig Veda
    d) Atharva Veda
    Answer: c) Ṛig Veda

  3. The Vedic hymns were primarily:
    a) Written in manuscripts
    b) Recited orally
    c) Carved on stones
    d) Inscribed in temples
    Answer: b) Recited orally

  4. UNESCO recognized Vedic chanting as:
    a) A historical event
    b) A masterpiece of oral heritage
    c) A cultural festival
    d) A unique language
    Answer: b) A masterpiece of oral heritage

  5. Who composed the Vedic hymns?
    a) Kings
    b) Priests
    c) Rishis and Rishikas
    d) Tribal chiefs
    Answer: c) Rishis and Rishikas

  6. What does "ṛitam" signify in Vedic culture?
    a) Knowledge
    b) Order and truth
    c) Worship
    d) Enlightenment
    Answer: b) Order and truth

  7. What message is conveyed in the Vedic statement "ekam sat viprā bahudhā vadanti"?
    a) Unity in diversity
    b) Many gods, one belief
    c) Nature is supreme
    d) All beings are equal
    Answer: a) Unity in diversity

  8. What is the meaning of "Vedanta"?
    a) End of the Vedas
    b) Religious ceremonies
    c) Meditation techniques
    d) Rules of life
    Answer: a) End of the Vedas

  9. Siddhārtha Gautama became the Buddha after attaining:
    a) Wealth
    b) Wisdom
    c) Enlightenment
    d) Power
    Answer: c) Enlightenment

  10. What does ahimsa mean in Buddhism?
    a) Peaceful living
    b) Non-violence
    c) Harmony with nature
    d) Helping others
    Answer: b) Non-violence

  11. Jainism's main teachings include:
    a) Anekāntavāda
    b) Material wealth
    c) Kingdom expansion
    d) Worship of one god
    Answer: a) Anekāntavāda

  12. What does aparigraha promote?
    a) Materialism
    b) Detachment from possessions
    c) Farming practices
    d) Sacred rituals
    Answer: b) Detachment from possessions

  13. In Vedic times, groups or clans were called:
    a) Tribes
    b) Sabhā
    c) Samiti
    d) Jana
    Answer: d) Jana

  14. Which Veda is most closely associated with music?
    a) Ṛig Veda
    b) Sāma Veda
    c) Atharva Veda
    d) Yajur Veda
    Answer: b) Sāma Veda

  15. What are Jātaka tales about?
    a) Buddha’s past lives
    b) Jain rituals
    c) Vedic rituals
    d) Tribal legends
    Answer: a) Buddha’s past lives

  16. Which religion focuses on non-possession?
    a) Hinduism
    b) Jainism
    c) Buddhism
    d) Christianity
    Answer: b) Jainism

  17. What did Buddha see that led him to renounce his palace life?
    a) An old man, a sick man, a dead body, and an ascetic
    b) A natural calamity
    c) A war
    d) An abandoned village
    Answer: a) An old man, a sick man, a dead body, and an ascetic

  18. What type of architecture is found at Ellora?
    a) Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain caves
    b) Tribal huts
    c) Vedic temples
    d) Buddhist monasteries only
    Answer: a) Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain caves

  19. Which tribal deity is worshipped in Odisha?
    a) Sarasvatī
    b) Jagannath
    c) Varuṇa
    d) Khandoba
    Answer: b) Jagannath

  20. What is the central teaching of Upaniṣhads?
    a) Material wealth
    b) Karma and rebirth
    c) Power of the king
    d) Nature worship
    Answer: b) Karma and rebirth

  21. What does the banyan tree symbolize in Indian culture?
    a) Sacred rituals
    b) Unity in diversity
    c) Vedic knowledge
    d) Tribal roots
    Answer: b) Unity in diversity

  22. The word "ahimsa" originally means:
    a) Peaceful action
    b) Non-hurting or non-injuring
    c) Kindness
    d) Compassion
    Answer: b) Non-hurting or non-injuring

  23. Jainism and Buddhism share:
    a) Belief in caste systems
    b) Non-violence and renunciation
    c) Worship of multiple gods
    d) Ritual sacrifices
    Answer: b) Non-violence and renunciation

  24. Which Vedic hymn calls for unity?
    a) Upaniṣhad mantra
    b) Ṛig Vedic verses
    c) Ahimsa shloka
    d) Jātaka tales
    Answer: b) Ṛig Vedic verses

  25. Who is a seeker in Vedic culture?
    a) A king
    b) Someone looking for higher truth
    c) A farmer
    d) A trader
    Answer: b) Someone looking for higher truth

  26. What does "sarve bhavantu sukhinah" mean?
    a) Let all be rich
    b) Let all be happy
    c) Let all prosper
    d) Let all rest
    Answer: b) Let all be happy

  27. What is the term for interconnectedness in Jainism?
    a) Ahimsa
    b) Anekāntavāda
    c) Aparigraha
    d) Donyipolo
    Answer: b) Anekāntavāda

  28. What is a rishika?
    a) A female sage
    b) A deity
    c) A king
    d) A teacher
    Answer: a) A female sage

  29. The concept of brahman emphasizes:
    a) Unity of all existence
    b) Caste-based division
    c) Worship rituals
    d) War and conquests
    Answer: a) Unity of all existence

  30. Donyipolo is worshipped as:
    a) A tribal deity of Odisha
    b) A supreme god combining Sun and Moon
    c) A goddess of rivers
    d) A form of Mahāvīra
    Answer: b) A supreme god combining Sun and Moon

True/False

  1. The Vedas are written texts from ancient India.                        False
  2. Tribal traditions only involve worship of spirits.                      False
  3. Buddhism emerged before the Vedas were composed.             False
  4. Jainism teaches detachment from material possessions.          True
  5. The banyan tree is a symbol of Indian civilization.                  True
  6. Vedic society was organized into small clans called Jana.       True
  7. Sangha was a community established by Mahāvīra.                False
  8. Ṛitam refers to chaos and disorder in life.                                False
  9. The Buddha advocated for inner discipline and non-violence. True
  10. The Upaniṣhads focus on rituals and sacrifices.                      False

5 Match the Following

Column AColumn B
Ahimsa             Non-violence
Ṛig Veda             Oldest Veda
Upaniṣhads              Karma and rebirth
Jainism             Anekāntavāda and Aparigraha
Donyipolo             Sun and Moon deity



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