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🌍CBSE Class 11th History Chapter-5  Changing Cultural Traditions-Multiple Choice Questions✔

  1. Which of the following was a significant feature of Indian society during the early medieval period?
    • A) Centralized administration
    • B) Caste hierarchy
    • C) Urbanization
    • D) Democratic governance
      Answer: B) Caste hierarchy
  2. The Bhakti movement emphasized which of the following?
    • A) Rituals and sacrifices
    • B) Personal devotion to God
    • C) Brahminical authority
    • D) Political power
      Answer: B) Personal devotion to God
  3. Which of the following was a major center of learning in ancient India?
    • A) Nalanda
    • B) Varanasi
    • C) Agra
    • D) Delhi
      Answer: A) Nalanda
  4. Which saint is known for his critique of the caste system?
    • A) Ramanuja
    • B) Kabir
    • C) Chaitanya
    • D) Mira Bai
      Answer: B) Kabir
  5. The term ‘Sufi’ refers to:
    • A) A type of poetry
    • B) Islamic mysticism
    • C) A form of dance
    • D) A school of philosophy
      Answer: B) Islamic mysticism
  6. Which of the following texts was written by Kalidasa?
    • A) Meghaduta
    • B) Ramayana
    • C) Mahabharata
    • D) Arthashastra
      Answer: A) Meghaduta
  7. The main aim of the Alvars and Nayanars was to:
    • A) Spread Buddhism
    • B) Promote Bhakti
    • C) Establish Vedic rituals
    • D) Enhance trade
      Answer: B) Promote Bhakti
  8. Which of the following was NOT a feature of the Indo-Islamic architecture?
    • A) Use of red sandstone
    • B) Domes and minarets
    • C) Stupas
    • D) Jali work
      Answer: C) Stupas
  9. The concept of ‘Nava Rasa’ in Indian art refers to:
    • A) The nine emotions
    • B) Nine classical dances
    • C) Types of music
    • D) Styles of painting
      Answer: A) The nine emotions
  10. Who composed the famous work ‘Shakuntala’?
    • A) Bhasa
    • B) Kalidasa
    • C) Vikramaditya
    • D) Bharavi
      Answer: B) Kalidasa
  11. The Mughal Empire was known for its:
    • A) Military conquests
    • B) Patronage of arts and culture
    • C) Trade routes
    • D) Religious tolerance
      Answer: B) Patronage of arts and culture
  12. Which religion originated in the Punjab region in the 15th century?
    • A) Sikhism
    • B) Jainism
    • C) Buddhism
    • D) Zoroastrianism
      Answer: A) Sikhism
  13. Who was the founder of the Bhakti movement in Maharashtra?
    • A) Namdev
    • B) Dnyaneshwar
    • C) Tukaram
    • D) Ramdas
      Answer: B) Dnyaneshwar
  14. Which of the following is a form of classical dance from South India?
    • A) Kathak
    • B) Bharatanatyam
    • C) Kathakali
    • D) Odissi
      Answer: B) Bharatanatyam
  15. The primary aim of the Sufi saints was to:
    • A) Convert people to Islam
    • B) Seek a personal connection with God
    • C) Establish Sharia law
    • D) Promote secularism
      Answer: B) Seek a personal connection with God
  16. Which of the following is a significant work of the 16th-century poet Surdas?
    • A) Ramcharitmanas
    • B) Sursagar
    • C) Gitanjali
    • D) Dasakumaracharita
      Answer: B) Sursagar
  17. The major theme of the ‘Rasikapriya’ is:
    • A) Love and devotion
    • B) War and conquest
    • C) Nature and beauty
    • D) Political power
      Answer: A) Love and devotion
  18. Which of the following was a prominent feature of the Vijayanagara Empire?
    • A) Military expansion
    • B) Decline of trade
    • C) Patronage of art and architecture
    • D) Isolationism
      Answer: C) Patronage of art and architecture
  19. Which philosopher emphasized the importance of reasoning and logic in understanding the divine?
    • A) Adi Shankaracharya
    • B) Ramanuja
    • C) Madhva
    • D) Kabir
      Answer: A) Adi Shankaracharya
  20. The ‘Sanskritization’ process refers to:
    • A) The spread of Sanskrit language
    • B) The adoption of Hindu rituals and practices by lower castes
    • C) The decline of regional languages
    • D) The spread of Buddhism
      Answer: B) The adoption of Hindu rituals and practices by lower castes
  21. Which of the following dynasties is known for its patronage of Buddhism?
    • A) Gupta
    • B) Maurya
    • C) Chola
    • D) Mughal
      Answer: B) Maurya
  22. The term ‘Shakti’ in Indian philosophy represents:
    • A) Knowledge
    • B) Power or energy
    • C) Wealth
    • D) Time
      Answer: B) Power or energy
  23. The main focus of the ‘Nath’ tradition was:
    • A) Ritualistic practices
    • B) Yoga and meditation
    • C) Architectural advancements
    • D) Warfare
      Answer: B) Yoga and meditation
  24. The Mughal Emperor who built the Taj Mahal was:
    • A) Akbar
    • B) Shah Jahan
    • C) Aurangzeb
    • D) Humayun
      Answer: B) Shah Jahan
  25. Which movement is associated with the poet Tulsidas?
    • A) Dhrupad
    • B) Ramcharitmanas
    • C) Kabir Panth
    • D) Sant Mat
      Answer: B) Ramcharitmanas
  26. The term ‘Darshan’ in Indian philosophy refers to:
    • A) Observation
    • B) Knowledge
    • C) Vision or sight
    • D) Wisdom
      Answer: C) Vision or sight
  27. The religious order established by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu is known as:
    • A) Vaishnavism
    • B) Shaivism
    • C) Buddhism
    • D) Jainism
      Answer: A) Vaishnavism
  28. Which of the following was a notable contribution of the Chola dynasty?
    • A) The Great Wall of China
    • B) Development of classical dance
    • C) Construction of temples like Brihadeeswarar Temple
    • D) Silk production
      Answer: C) Construction of temples like Brihadeeswarar Temple
  29. The famous poet who wrote about the divine love of Radha and Krishna is:
    • A) Surdas
    • B) Mirabai
    • C) Tulsidas
    • D) Kabir
      Answer: A) Surdas
  30. Which of the following texts is a central work in the Bhakti movement?
    • A) Rigveda
    • B) Ramayana
    • C) Guru Granth Sahib
    • D) Mahabharata
      Answer: C) Guru Granth Sahib
  31. The main theme of the ‘Bhagavata Purana’ is:
    • A) Creation of the universe
    • B) Life and exploits of Lord Krishna
    • C) Life of Buddha
    • D) The adventures of Rama
      Answer: B) Life and exploits of Lord Krishna
  32. Which emperor is known for his policy of religious tolerance?
    • A) Ashoka
    • B) Aurangzeb
    • C) Akbar
    • D) Shah Jahan
      Answer: C) Akbar
  33. The architecture of the Indo-Islamic style is characterized by:
    • A) Hindu motifs
    • B) Persian influences
    • C) Gothic structures
    • D) Roman styles
      Answer: B) Persian influences

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