June 2023

In which of the following respects did the Romans not profoundly influenced

In which of the following respects did the Romans not profoundly influenced

Q. In which of the following respects did the Romans not profoundly influenced Indian life and culture?  (a) Coinage (b) Art (c) Astronomy (d) Fashions Ans: (d) Fashions Explanation: While Roman culture did have some impact on various aspects of Indian society, such as coinage, art, and astronomy, its influence on Indian fashion and clothing […]

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The Ramaka Sidhanta and Paulisa Siddhanta, freely aluuded to by the great Indian astronomer

The Ramaka Sidhanta and Paulisa Siddhanta, freely aluuded to by the great Indian astronomer

Q. The Ramaka Sidhanta and Paulisa Siddhanta, freely aluuded to by the great Indian astronomer Varahmihira, indicate (a) Roman influence on Indian astronomy (b) Knowledge of Roman geography (c) Adoption of western astronomical terms by the Indian astronomers (d) Close interaction between Roman and Indian astronomers Ans: (a) Roman influence on Indian astronomy

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Which of the following Sangam works tries to expound the excellence of Buddhism

Which of the following Sangam works tries to expound the excellence of Buddhism

Q. Which of the following Sangam works tries to expound the excellence of Buddhism? (a) Manimekalai (b) Silappadikaram (c) Kurla (d) Tokappiyam Ans: (a) Manimekalai Explanation: The correct answer is (a) Manimekalai. Manimekalai is a Sangam work that attempts to expound the excellence of Buddhism. It is an epic poem written by the poet Chithalai

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Which of the following was not one of the popular beliefs and customs prevalent during the Sangam Age

Which of the following was not one of the popular beliefs and customs prevalent during the Sangam Age

Q. Which of the following was not one of the popular beliefs and customs prevalent during the Sangam Age? (a) There was much faith in omens and astrology (b) A woman with dishevelled hair was a bad omen  (c) Rites were performed to avert the mischief of demons (d) Eclipses were believed to be the

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At Puhar or Kaveripumpattinam a great festival, described vividly by the Sangam Epic, was held

At Puhar or Kaveripumpattinam a great festival, described vividly by the Sangam Epic, was held

Q. At Puhar or Kaveripumpattinam a great festival, described vividly by the Sangam Epic, was held in honour of Lord: (a) Venkateswara (b) Murugan (c) Indra (d) Svamimalai Ans: (c) Indra Explanation: The correct answer is (c) Indra. At Puhar or Kaveripumpattinam, an ancient port city of the Sangam Age, a great festival was held

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Which of the following statements about the social structure of the Sangam Age is not correct?

Which of the following statements about the social structure of the Sangam Age is not correct?

Q. Which of the following statements about the social structure of the Sangam Age is not correct? (a) The difference in the status and economic conditions was well accepted and rarely challenged by the people (b) Sangam literature mentions three regular varnas, namely, Brahmins, Kshatriyas and Vaisyas (c) There were four castes, namely, Tudiyan, Panan,

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