The Rise of Empires – Class 7 Social Science | NMMS Competency-Based MCQs with Answers | Bloom's Taxonomy

 




The Rise of Empires – Class 7 Social Science | NMMS Competency-Based MCQs with Answers | Bloom's Taxonomy ๐Ÿ‘‡

1. Bhavisha and Dhruv travelled to the past using

  • Magic flying carpet
  • Ancient royal chariot
  • Golden river boat
  • Itihฤsa time machine

2. Which ancient city did the children visit first?

  • Takแนฃhaล›hilฤ
  • Pฤแนญaliputra
  • Ujjayinฤซ
  • Mathurฤ

3. Ira was the daughter of a

  • Ironsmith
  • Merchant
  • Farmer
  • Potter

4. Why were the soldiers marching from Pฤแนญaliputra?

  • Collect temple offerings
  • Celebrate harvest festival
  • Defend neighbouring border
  • Attend royal wedding

5. What protected Pฤแนญaliputra from enemy attacks?

  • Stone lighthouse tower
  • Deep desert valley
  • Floating wooden bridge
  • Drawbridge and moat

6. Why was the drawbridge lifted?

  • Prevent enemy entry
  • Increase market trade
  • Welcome foreign visitors
  • Decorate city entrance

7. Which valuable resource came from nearby forests?

  • Pearl oysters
  • Salt crystals
  • Cotton plants
  • War elephants

8. Why was a cave being carved in the hills?

  • For merchants
  • For soldiers
  • For monks
  • For farmers

9. Which activity showed Pฤแนญaliputra's cultural life?

  • Horse racing contests
  • Mountain climbing games
  • Street acrobat performances
  • Ocean fishing festivals

10. Which statement best describes an empire?

  • Many villages without ruler
  • Many kingdoms under emperor
  • Single town with palace
  • Small tribe near forest

11. What is the meaning of the Latin word "imperium"?

  • Sacred temple
  • Supreme power
  • Royal family
  • Great festival

12. Why did tributary rulers pay tribute?

  • Buy farmland
  • Build temples
  • Show loyalty
  • Train elephants

13. Which title means "King of Kings"?

  • Mahฤmฤtya
  • Grฤmapati
  • Senฤpati
  • Rฤjฤdhirฤja

14. Why did emperors usually allow local rulers to continue?

  • Maintain stable administration
  • Reduce farming taxes
  • Increase forest hunting
  • Expand sea voyages

15. Which feature was essential for maintaining an empire?

  • Frequent celebrations
  • Efficient administration
  • Daily competitions
  • Village storytelling

16. Which feature helped emperors control vast territories?

  • Permanent village fairs
  • Strong central authority
  • Seasonal river floods
  • Temple music festivals

17. Which responsibility belonged to an empire's administration?

  • Train village dancers
  • Organise harvest games
  • Decorate palace walls
  • Collect taxes efficiently

18. Why did emperors maintain large armies?

  • Protect and expand empire
  • Conduct farming activities
  • Organise cultural events
  • Build trading markets

19. Which activity increased an empire's economic strength?

  • Holding music contests
  • Controlling trade routes
  • Building flower gardens
  • Celebrating local fairs

20. Why were trade routes important to rulers?

  • Reduce river transport
  • Increase tax revenue
  • Encourage village games
  • Avoid foreign visitors

21. What were guilds (ล›hreแน‡ฤซs)?

  • Groups of soldiers
  • Associations of traders
  • Teams of hunters
  • Bands of musicians

22. Which quality made guilds successful?

  • Frequent military battles
  • Shared resources cooperatively
  • Strict royal control
  • Constant foreign travel

23. Why did rulers generally avoid interfering with guilds?

  • Guilds collected armies
  • Guilds built palaces
  • Guilds trained elephants
  • Trade flourished successfully

24. Which kingdom became India's first major empire?

  • Kosala
  • Magadha
  • Avanti
  • Malla

25. Which factor especially strengthened Magadha?

  • Cold mountain climate
  • Long sea coastline
  • Rich natural resources
  • Vast desert region

26. How did iron help Magadha expand?

  • Created silk fabrics
  • Improved farming weapons
  • Built stone temples
  • Produced gold ornaments

27. Who founded the Nanda dynasty?

  • Ajฤtaล›hatru
  • Mahฤpadma Nanda
  • Porus
  • Alexander

28. Why did the Nanda Empire eventually decline?

  • Trade completely stopped
  • Rivers dried suddenly
  • Forests disappeared entirely
  • People opposed oppression

29. Which statement best explains Magadha's success?

  • Resources trade leadership
  • Ocean climate forests
  • Festivals paintings literature
  • Mountains deserts islands

30. Which conclusion best describes the rise of empires?

  • Small villages ruled empires
  • Trade replaced governments
  • Forests defeated kingdoms
  • Strong rulers used resources wisely

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