UGC Objective-Modern Indian History

UGC Objective-Modern Indian History

    1. The British Government declared to leave India in any case before June, 1948 in—
(A) 1946A.D.
(B) February 1947 A.D.
(C) April 1947 A.D.
(D) June 1947 A.D.
Ans. (A) 

    2. The Muslim league demanded a separate home land for the Indian Muslims openly for the first time at its annual session
held in Lahore in the year—

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(A) 1938A.D.

(B) 1939A.D.

(C) 1940A.D.

(D) 1941A.D.

Ans. (C)

3. Match List—I with List—II and select the correct answer from the code given below the lists:

List—I

(Congress sessions)

(a) Lucknow session, 1916

(b) Lahore session, 1929

(c) Karachi session, 1931

(d) Faizpur session, 1936

List—II

(Ideological formulations)

1. Full Democracy

2. Congress-League Pact

3. Puma Swaraj Resolutions

4. Adoption of Fundamental Rights

Codes:

(a) (b) (c) (d)

(A) 3 2 4 1

(B) 2 3 4 1

(C) 2 4 1 3

(D) 4 3 2 1

Ans. (B)

4. Which of the following reasons intensified the labour movements in India in the Frist Quarter of the 20th Centuary?

1. Influenëe of British Labour Movement

2. Russian Revolution of 1917

3. Rise in cost of living

4. Legislative measures of the British against Indian labour

Select the correct answer from the codes given below:

Codes:

(A) 2 and 3

(B) 1 and 4

(C) 2 and 4

(D) 1 and 3

Ans. (A)

5. According to the Cabinet Mission an Interim National Government was formed at the Centre and the Constituent Assembly

held its First Session on—

(A) 9 December, 1946

(B) 8 December, 1946

(C) 7 December, 1946

(D) 6 December, 1946

Ans. (A)

6. Who among the following is considered to be the father of the Idea of Pakistan?

(A) Sir Mohammad Iqbal

(B) Rahmat Ali

(C) Mohammad Ali Jinnah

(D) Sir Syaid Ahmad Khan

Ans. (A)

7. Consider the following passage :

“His records proclaim him as a feudatory of the emperor Somesvara III. He was his capitals at Talakad in the South and Bankpura in

the North. It was in A. D. 1137 that he performed the great ceremony of Tulapurusha.”

The above passage refers to —

(A) Mayursarman

(B) Ananta Varman Chodaganga

(C) Yayati Mahashivgupta-I

(D) Vishnuvardhana

Ans. (D)

8. “Service was his portion in life”. This was applicable to —

(A) Buddhist Bhikshu

(B) Vaisya Varna

(C) Sudra Varna

(D) Chandala

Ans. (C)

9. Megasthenese States —”There was no slavery in India.” This statement must have been made because —

(A) There was absence of slavery in India

(B) Slavery was not prevalent in India in the extreme from as he be had seen in Greece

(C) He moved only with the king and elites in the capital

(D) He work this on hearsay

Ans. (B)

10. “Amongst his great nobles he (the king) was so predominant that none dare lift his head too high but with the humble classes he

was benevolent and debonair, willingly giving them audience and hearing their petitions. He was pleased to accept their presents,

taking them into his hands and holding them to his breast.”

Consider the question given above and indicate who it is attributed to and who was the king referred to in it —

(A) Monserrate — Akbar

(B) Tavernier — Jahangir

(C) Fitch — Shahjahan

(D) Hawkings — Aurangazeb

Ans. (A)

11. “Why should the neglected state of this land create uneasiness in our minds and why should we expend our money and time to

vender it fruitful ? We may be deprived of it in a single moment, and our exertions would benefit neither ourselves nor our

children.”

The above statement was made by —

(A) Akbar

(B) Monserrate

(C) Tavernier

(D) Bernier

Ans. (D)

12. The statement that “If by worshipping stones one can find God, I shall worship a mountain”, was made by —

(A) Ramananda

(B) Namdev

(C) Guru Nanak

(D) Kabir

Ans. (D)

13. “I issue such order to the people as I consider to be beneficial for them and the State. I do not know whether they are permitted by

the Shariat or not”. This was said by —

(A) Jalaluddin Khilji

(B) Alauddin Khilji

(C) Ghiyasuddin Tughluq

(D) Muhammad Tughluq

Ans. (B)

14. “No one is allowed to marry outside his own caste, or to exchange are profession or trade for another or to follow more than

business.” This observation was made by —

(A) Megasthenese

(B) Fa Hien

(C) Hiuen-Tsaing

(D) Alberuni

Ans. (D)

15. Every pearl in the Royal crown is but the crystallized drop of blood fallen from the tearful eyes of the Poor Peasant.

The above remark about the poverty of the Indian Peasants during the Delhi sultanate was made by —

(A) Ziauddin Barani

(B) Ibn Batuta

(C) Minhajuddin Siraj

(D) Amir Khusrau

Ans. (B)

16. “Decay is inherent in all component beings. Work out your own salvation with deligence.” These words are attributed to —

(A) Krishna

(B) Mahavira

(C) The Buddha

(D) Shankaracharya

Ans. (C)

17. “There was little sympathy in spite of loud professions of loyalty. Moderate and extremist alike learnt with satisfaction of German

Victories. There was no love for Germany of course, only the desire to see our rulers humbled.” Who among the following wrote

this?

(A) C.R.Das

(B) Jawahar Lal Nehru

(C) Gandhiji

(D) Ravindra Nath Tagore

Ans. (B)

18. Panchsheel was declared by India and China in—

(A) 1952A.D.

(B) 1953A.D.

(C) 1954A.D.

(D) 1955A.D.

Ans. (C)

`9. Who worked for the upliftment of Ezhavazas in Kerla in 20th century?

(A) Naicker

(B) Narayan Guru

(C) C .N. Annadurai

(D) C. Raju

Ans. (B)

20. The university Grants Commission was constituted in 1953 A.D. which among the followmg first recommended for it?

(A) The Hartog Committee 1929.A.D.

(B) Sargeant Plan of Education, 1944 AD.

(C) Radha Krishan Commission, 1948—49 AD.

(D) None of these

Ans. (C)

21. Which one was not a principle of the Panchsheel?

(A) World peace and International Co-operation

(B) Respect for each other’s Territory and Sovereignty

(C) Non-aggression

(D) Equality and Mutual benefit

Ans. (A)

22. The first tri-colour flag was hoisted on—

(A) 3lstJanauary, 1928

(B) 31st December, 1929

(C) 26th January, 1950

(D) 15th August, 1947

Ans. (B)

23. Who were the leaders of Khilafat Movement?

(A) Mohd. Ali

(B) Shaukat Ali

(C) Both of them

(D) Neither of them

Ans. (C)

24. What was the net gain of Non-co-operation Movement?

(A) Removed fear of the Britishers from the minds of the people

(B) Weakened the British government

(C) Brought National Unity

(D) None of these

Ans. (A)

25. How did the British Government react to the Wardha Resolution?

(A) They gave their counter proposals

(B) They banned the Congress party

(C) The leaders were arrested

(D) None of these

Ans. (C)

26. Which, among the following, Round Table Conferences held in London, was attended by M.K. Gandhi as the sole representative

of the Congress?

(A) 1st in 1930 A.D.

(B) 2nd in 193l A.D.

(C) 3rd in 1932 A.D.

(D) None of these

Ans. (B)

27. Who was the first Muslim to preside over the session of Indian National Congres?

(A) Badruddin Tyaibji

(B) Maulana Azad

(C) Liaqat Ali

(D) Sir Syaid Ahmed Khan

Ans. (A)

28. Which among the following, Indians Political parties, decided to co-operate with the working of the Simon Commission?

(A) The Hindu Mahasabha

(B) All India Muslim league

(C) National Liberal Federation

(D) None of these

Ans. (D)

29. On 23rd ‘March 1940. The Pakistan Resolution was passed by the All India Muslim League at its —

(A) Hyderabad session

(B) Karachi session

(C) Lahore session

(D) Lucknow session

Ans. (C)

30. The “call of deliverance day” was given by—

(A) The Muslim League

(B) The Congress

(C) The Hindu Mahasabha

(D) The Communist Party

Ans. (A)

31. In which year All India Muslim League was founded?

(A) 1904A.D.

(B) 1905A.D.

(C) 1906A.D.

(D) 1909A.D.

Ans. (C)

32. On 23rd March 1940, the Pakistan Resolution was passed by the All India Muslim League at its —

(A) Karachi session

(B) Hyderabad session

(C) Lahore session

(D) Lucknow session

Ans. (C)

33. 1951, Saw the biggest peasant guerrilla war so for the Modern Indian History—

(A) Bombay

(B) Noakhali

(C) Tebhaga

(D) Telengana

Ans. (D)

34. Who among the following was not a member of the Cabinet Mission?

(A) Lord Wavell

(B) Sir Stafford Cripps

(C) Lord Pethic-Lowrence

(D) A.V. Alexander

Ans. (A)

35. The Civil Disobedience Movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi in the year —

(A) 1932

(B) 1930

(C) 1932

(D) 1925

Ans. (B)