Option Only B and C. incorrect Option Only C and D. incorrect Option Only A, C and D. incorrect Option Only A and C. correct Solution Opposite of 3 = 5 Opposite of 6 = 1 Opposite of 2 = 4 So, Only A and C is correct.
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Option 3 incorrect Option 0 incorrect Option ∆ incorrect Option none of these. correct Solution None of these
Q. The Gupta king who destroyed Sakas? (a) SamudraGupta (b) ChandraGupta I (c) KumaraGupta (d) ChandraGupta II Ans: (d) ChandraGupta II
Two positions of the same dice are shown. Which number will be at the top if 3 is at the bottom? Option 1 incorrect Option 2 incorrect Option 4 correct Option 6 incorrect Solution:
Q. The Vengi king who was defeated by Samudra Gupta (a) Hastivarma (b) Danarnava (c) Vimaladitya (d) Gunaga Vijayaditya Ans: (a) Hastivarma
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Q. The Gupta king who was good player of Veena? (a) Chandra Gupta (b) Vikramaditya (c) Samudra Gupta (d) Kumara Gupta Ans: (c) Samudra Gupta
Two positions of same dice are given below. Which symbol will be on top if ‘#’ is at bottom? Option O incorrect Option • incorrect Option & correct Option ∆ incorrect Solution:
Q. What was the Period of rule of SamudraGupta? (a) 375-396A. D. (b) 370-380 A. D. (c) 380-398 A. D. (d) 330-375 A. D. Ans: (d) 330-375 A. D. Explanation: Samudra Gupta, (died 380 ce), regional emperor of India from about 330 to 380 ce. He generally is considered the epitome of an “ideal king”
Two positions of the same dice are given. Which number will be at the top if ‘6’ is at the bottom? Option 2 incorrect Option 3 incorrect Option 1 incorrect Option 4 correct Solution: In both dice no. 5 is common
Q. Who was the founder of Gupta dynasty? (a) SamudraGupta (b) ChandraGupta I (c) RamaGupta (d) Vikramaditya Ans: (b) ChandraGupta I Explanation: The correct answer is (b) ChandraGupta I. ChandraGupta I was the founder of the Gupta dynasty, which ruled over a significant part of ancient India from around the 4th to 6th century CE.
