Indian National Movement

1. How the opening of the Suez Canal helped in broadening the~, general outlook of the educated Indians ?

a. Europeans started coming to India to learn Sanskrit.

b. Europeans began to send revolutionary literature to India.

c. Educated Indians began to visit Europe.

d. Europeans began to set up industries in India.

2. Which of the following leaders was delported, in May 1907, under the Regulation III of 1818 ?

a. Lala Lajpat R ' ai.

b. Sardar Ajit Singh.

c. Both of these.

d. Dr. Satya Pal.

3. Why Moderates thought that Indians owe a debt to England ?

a. Because they believed that India ows its progress to British civilisation and education.

b. Because they believed that the systems of Justice, Local Government, Railways, Posts and Telegraphs etc. were the blessings of British Raj.

c. Because they believed that the political, economic and cultural institutions given, by England, to India were all of the utmost importance to Indians.

d. Because of all of these.

4. Which of the following was the real motive' of Lord Curzon in partitioning Bengal ?

a. He wanted to curb the Bengali Nationalism.

b. He.wanted to test the strength of Indian National Movement.

c. He was interested in the spread of communal riots in the country.

d. He wanted to safeguard the interests of minorities in Bengal.

5. Why the Indian National Congress was founded ?

a. Because a forum was needed where the Indians could express their opinion on important issues of the day.

b. Because there was an urgent need to constitute a body of freedom fighters.

c. Because the retired Civil Servants wanted to participate in the freedom struggle.

d. Because there was no Political Party of Indians.

6. Which of the following factors was responsible for the Rise of Nationalism in India ?

a. Superiority complex of the Britishers.

b. English education.

c. Economic conditions of Indians.

d. All of these.

7. What was the attitude of British Rulers towards the founding of the Indian National Congress ?

a. They arrested A.0. Hume and W.C. Bannerjce.

b. They attached no significance to it.

c. They welcomed its formation.

d. They banned this Organisation.

8. Why the Calcutta Session of Congress, held in 1906, is considered significant ?

a. Because the Extremists' candidate for Presidentship of the Congress was defeated.

b. Because the Extremists' four-fold programme was passed by ther Congress.

c. Because, for the first time, the Congress passed a resolution that self-government was the political goal of India.

d. Because of all these reasons.

9. Which of the following was the hero of the 1857 revolution ?

a. Tantya Tope.

b. Nana Farnavis.

c. Rani Lakshmi Bai of Jhansi.

d. All of these.

10. The Moderates, in the Congress Party, believed in

a. gradual reforms.

b. British sense of justice and fair play.

c. constitutional methods.

d. All of these.

General Knowledge

1. World Geography -Test-01

2. World Geography -Test-02

3. World Geography -Test-03

4. Geography of India -Test-01

5. Geography of India -Test-02

6. Geography of India -Test-03

7. Geography of India -Test-04

8. Geography of India -Test-05

9. History of India - Test - 01

10. History of India - Test - 02

11. History of India - Test - 03

12. History of India - Test - 04

13. History of India - Test - 05

14. History of India - Test - 06

15. History of India - Test - 07

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