Question

1. Into how many states was India divided before Independence?

A. 28 B. 1947 C. 562 D. 22


2. What is the percentage of plains in the physical distribution of total area of India?

A. 11% B. 19% C. 28% D. 43%


3. Name the main Doon valleys of the country.


4. In India, the price of onions goes up by more than Rs 100 every year in the month of October-November.

What is the constant rise in commodities prices called in Economics?


5. In Vedic times, Punjab was called the land of ……………………rivers.


6. Who was appointed as the Governor of Punjab by Sikandar Lodhi?

1. Behlol Khan Lodhi 2. Tatar Khan 3. Daulat Khan Lodhi 4. Ibrahim Lodhi


7. Where did Guru Nanak Dev ji meet Pandit Brahmdas?


8. According to the Constitution of India, all religions will be equally respected in India. There will be no
opposition to any religion and no love for any one particular religion. What does this preamble to the

constitution speak of?

1. Republic 2. Socialism 3. Secularism 4. Democracy.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. c
2. d
3. nanital
4. yes, because of the flood and other natural climate change
5. five rivers
6. options 1
7. punjab
8. options 2

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Answer 2

The correct answers to the questions are -

1. Into how many states was India divided before Independence?

Ans - 562

2. What is the percentage of plains in the physical distribution of total area of India?

Ans - 43%

3. Name the main Doon valleys of the country.

Ans - Dehradun

4. In India, the price of onions goes up by more than Rs 100 every year in the month of October-November.  

Ans - Due to uneven rainfall and ripple effect

What is the constant rise in commodities prices called in Economics?

Ans - Inflation

5. In Vedic times, Punjab was called the land of ……………………rivers.

Ans - Land of five rivers

6. Who was appointed as the Governor of Punjab by Sikandar Lodhi?

Ans - Tatar Khan

7. Where did Guru Nanak Dev ji meet Pandit Brahmdas?

Ans - Srinagar, J&K

8. According to the Constitution of India, all religions will be equally respected in India. There will be no  opposition to any religion and no love for any one particular religion. What does this preamble to the   constitution speak of?

Ans - Secularism