Question

SECTION A

1. The _________ rebellion of 1831-32 was a major tribal rebellion against the British.

a. Santhal b. Munda c. Kol d. Gond

2. This Act was passed in Britain to ban the import of printed cotton cloth into England.

a. Calico Act b. No foreign cloth Act c. Anti-cloth Act d. Cotton Act

3. After the Revolt of 1857, the British began to follow the policy of –

a. ‘Live and Let live’ c. ‘Divide and Rule’

b. ‘Forgive and Forget’ d. ‘Carrot and Stick’

4. The last Mughal Emperor was deported to –

a. Rangoon b. Timbaktu c. London

5. Which of the following trees is found in the equatorial region?

d. Paris

a. Stone pine b. Elm c. Ash

6. Which of the following is NOT a variety of coal?

d. Mahogany

a. Lignite b. Anthracite c. Limonite d. Bituminous

7. Which of the following power sources is not a non-conventional source of power?

a. Solar energy b. Natural gas c. Wind energy d. Tidal energy

8. Which organ of the government frames the laws?

a. Judiciary b. Executive c. President d. Legislature

9. How many times at least should the parliament meet in a year?

a. Once b. Twice c. Thrice d. Four times

10.In which of the following cities in the Supreme Court of India located?

a. Mumbai b. Kolkata c. Delhi d. Chennai​

Answer 1

Answer:

10th one is option c..

hope this helps you

Answer 2

Answer:

ans-1 kol

ans-2 calico act

ans-3 divide and

rule

ans-4 rangoon, burma

ans-5 mahogany

ans-6 limonite

ans-7 natural gas

ans-8 legislature

ans-9 twice

ans-10 delhi