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CBSE Class 9 History Quiz | CBSE Class 9 History Objective Type Questions & Answers

(21) Which of the following is not true about Maasai tribe?
[A] Colonists signed a pact with Maasai Tribe allowing their cattle in Maasai Mara
[B] Maasai believed that tilling the land for crop farming is a crime against nature.
[C] The Maasai cattle herders live primarily in Kenya and Tanzania
[D] They were restricted to prone drought areas by the colonists.
Answer: Colonists signed a pact with Maasai Tribe allowing their cattle in Maasai Mara
(22) Pastoral tribes of Rajasthan are knwon as:
[A] Raikas
[B] Dhangars
[C] Gaddis
[D] Gujjars
Answer: Raikas
(23) By October, the Dhangars harvested their bajra and started on their move to the west. Why were they welcomed by the Konkani peasants?
[A] Dhangar flocks manured their fields and fed on the stubble
[B] The Dhangars brought bajra for them
[C] They married off their children in each other’s communities
[D] None of the above
Answer: Dhangar flocks manured their fields and fed on the stubble
(24) Kurumas and Kurubas who reared sheep and goat
[A] Madhya Pradesh
[B] Jammu & Kashmir
[C] Karnataka
[D] None of these
Answer: Karnataka
(25) Which of the following is the pastoral community of Maharashtra?
[A] Dhangar
[B] Bhotiya
[C] Gujjar
[D] Masai
Answer: Dhangar
(26) Which of the following is a community of skilled forest cutters?
[A] Kalangs of Java
[B] Gonds of Orissa
[C] Maasais of Africa
[D] Mundas of Chotanagpur
Answer: Kalangs of Java
(27) The Gond forest community belongs to which of the following?
[A] Gujarat
[B] Jharkhand
[C] Chhattisgarh
[D] Assam
Answer: Chhattisgarh
(28) Where is Bastar located?
[A] Rajasthan
[B] Assam
[C] Chhattisgarh
[D] None of the above
Answer: Chhattisgarh
(29) Which of the following trees were promoted for building ships or railways?
[A] Teak & Sal
[B] Shisham & Acacia
[C] Firs & Pines
[D] Bushes & Creepers
Answer: Teak & Sal
(30) Colonial rulers considered forests as unproductive because:
[A] forest did not yield revenue to enhance income of the state
[B] forests were full of wild animals
[C] the forests were not fit for habitation
[D] forest had wild grown trees only
Answer: forest did not yield revenue to enhance income of the state
31 Why did the government decide to ban shifting cultivation?
[A] Difficulties for the government to calculate taxes
[B] When a forest was burnt, there was the danger of destroying valuable timber
[C] To grow trees for railway timber
[D] All the above reasons
Answer: All the above reasons
32 In which year the Bastar rebellion took place?
[A] 1912
[B] 1910
[C] 1909
[D] 1911
Answer: 1910
33 The Imperial Forest Institute was set up at:
[A] Dehradun
[B] Chennai
[C] Lucknow
[D] Jamshedpur
Answer: Dehradun
34 Which Revolution gave the ideas of Liberty, Freedom and Equality to the world?
[A] The Russian Revolution
[B] The American Revolution
[C] The French Revolution
[D] None of these
Answer: The French Revolution
35 ‘The Spirit of Laws’ was written by:
[A] Jean Paul Marat
[B] Montesquieu
[C] Rousseau
[D] John Locke
Answer: Montesquieu
36 Identify the statement which is wrong with reference to Robespierre.
[A] He exempted his party men from punishment
[B] He converted churches into barracks or offices
[C] He banned the use of white flour
[D] He rationed meat and bread
Answer: He exempted his party men from punishment
37 Who among the following proposed the Social Contract theory?
[A] Rousseau
[B] Montesquieu
[C] Locke
[D] Thomas Paine
Answer: Rousseau
38 Who was the leader of Jacobins?
[A] Montesquieu
[B] Rousseau
[C] Robespierre
[D] Locke
Answer: Robespierre
39 What was the reason of increased demand for food grains in France during 1715 to 1789?
[A] High rise in population during these years.
[B] Heavy export of food grains from France to England
[C] Rapid industrialization of agriculture land.
[D] Big Famines for many years
Answer: High rise in population during these years.
40 In the context of France, what was ‘tithes’?
[A] The tax levied on the articles of everyday consumption
[B] A tax levied by the Church
[C] Direct tax levied by the State
[D] None of these
Answer: A tax levied by the Church