Class 7 History Chapter 2 Kings And Kingdoms Quiz 39 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

Select an option to see the correct answer instantly.

1. Who was the third king of Israel?
2. THE RASHTRAKUTAS WERE SUBORDINATE TO:
3. In feudal societies, who had the least power?
4. The ..... kings gave some rich landowners titles like muvendavelan (a velan or peasant serving three kings) and araiyar (chief).
5. Who were the two major powers ruling south India at that time
6. These two powerful rulers came in conflict with each other:
7. Why did the Kushites stop trading iron?
8. Ware Was The Consumption of Nagabhara (Pratihara King) Found?
9. ..... is the oldest VEDAS. and there are ..... VEDAS in total.
10. Who is considered the most powerful ruler of the Pala dynasty?
11. Which of the following is an accurate impact that Mansa Musa's Hajj had on West Africa?
12. What did the Shang do to ensure their kings were served in the afterlife?
13. What is the name of the minor cheifly family who held power in the Kaveri delta?
14. When Israel fell apart, it split into two kingdoms called .....
15. The rock cut of ..... temple at Ellora was built during krishna 1
16. The Shang kings depended on their strong army to
17. What were the names of the two separate kingdoms in Egypt?
18. Which from the following statements is not true for Indo-Greek kingdoms?
19. FOR A LONG TIME THE RAJPUTS RESISTED THE ADVANCEOF THE ARABS AND TURKS
20. Which of the following is not common characteristics of plants and animals in Five kingdom classificationi) Eukaryotic cell typeii) Presence of Cell walliii) Presence of Organ system iv) Presence of Nuclear membraneChose the correct combination from below options
21. A long Sanskrit poem of the twelfth century contains the history of kings who ruled over
22. Kublai Khan conquered all of China and established what dynasty that would go on to also conquer Korea?
23. The Pala kingdom was founded by .....
24. For what purpose were taxes collected?
25. Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni appointed a scholar to write an account of the subcontinent. The scholar's name was-