Class 6 History Chapter 8 Ashoka, The Emperor Who Gave Up War Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. The Great Wall was built by the .....
2. What type of tribute people needed to give?
3. What is present-day Taxila?
4. Why did Ashoka gave up the war?
5. Edits are royal proclamations or commands which were written in Sanskrit language.
6. Which war horrified Ashoka so much that he gave up war?
7. Whom do you think lived in Ujjain and Taxila?
8. What was the name of the ambassador who was sent by the greek?
9. Who was Bindusar's son?
10. Prakrit word for Dharma
11. Ashoka's inscriptions were in ..... and in ..... script
12. Chanakya was also known as:
13. The Mauryas tried to control ..... and .....
14. ..... is the ancient name of Coastal Orissa.
15. Which city was the capital of the Mauryan Empire?
16. When member of same family become rulers one after another the family is after called a .....
17. Nicator gave his daughter ..... in marriage to Chandragupta.
18. Ashokas inscription were in ..... & were written in the ..... script.
19. Ujjain was a gateway to ..... and ..... regions
20. Spies kept a watch on .....
21. The bull capital was found in-
22. Item famous in the North-west
23. Ashoka's inscriptions were mostly in .....
24. Greek king of west Asia
25. Why did Ashoka decide not to fight any more wars?
26. The lions which we see on our notes are carved in stone in-
27. Ujjain was the gateway to the north-west.
28. Dhamma is a Prakrit word for the Sanskrit term .....
29. Many of Chanakyas ideas were written in book called .....
30. ..... (a) ..... was an Ambassador who was sent to the court of Chandragupta Maurya by a Greek Ruler called ..... (b) ..... ( Hint:look carefully at the order)
31. What is the ancient name of Coastal Orissa?
32. At which year of his life, Chandragupta Maurya became an ascetic?
33. Royal princes were sent as governors to provinces.
34. The Lion Capital of Ashoka is a sculpture of four Indian lions standing back to back, on an decorative base, and we can see it on Indian currency notes. It was originally placed atop the Ashoka pillar at an important Buddhist site. What is the name of that site?
35. Arthashastra tells us that north west was important for what?
36. Bindusara believed in-
37. Which religion did ashoka take up after giving up war
38. Taxila was a gateway to the-
39. Ashoka sent his daughter and son to propagate Buddhism in
40. Who was Ashoka'a grand father
41. Long before hindi was called as
42. How many rocke edicts have been found
43. It was important to control roads and rivers.
44. ..... was an ambassador who was sent to the court of Chandragupta by the Greek ruler of ..... named .....
45. Pataliputra was under the direct control of .....
46. Were the languages, food and clothes same in all kinds of places?
47. Who were sent to spy on officials?
48. Megasthenes was-
49. Pataliputra had ..... towers and ..... gates.
50. Ashoka is considered a unique ruler because
51. Mauryan empire began more than ..... years ago.
52. The gateway to N-W and Central Asia
53. Chanankya trained ..... to overthrow the Nanda King.
54. ..... was the greatest of the Mauryan kings
55. Who was the son of Bindusara?
56. Megasthenes was an ambassador sent by a French ruler names Seleucus Nicator.
57. How many towers supported the massive wall of Pataliputra?
58. Name of the bird which was included in the tree that was carried with emperor at the time of appearance in public:
59. ..... was the main source of revenue for the Mauryan Empire.
60. How many people were killed in the war of Kalinga?