Medieval Education in Asia

Q. The world's first paper mill was established at ____.

1. China
2. Cordova
3. Cairo
4. Baghdad

Q. In the Arab world, women were allowed to become teachers by attaining which of the following degree(s)?

1. Mecca
2. Maktabs
3. Al-Azhar
4. Ijas

Q. Which of the following universities were developed in medieval Asia?

1. Universities of Baghdad
2. Cordova University
3. Damascus University
4. Al-Azhar University

Q. was an educational system where the students lived with the teacher.

1. Gurukula
2. Maktab
3. Vihara
4. Kindergarten

Q. Which were the two major problems before the French in the field of colonial education in Vietnam? How did they try to solve these problems? Explain.

Q. Trace the changes in the role of women seen in China over the decades. Why is it similar or different from that of USSR and Germany?

Q. ____ was a compulsory subject in the schools attached to the Buddhist viharas in China.

1. Buddhist philosophy
2. Astronomy
3. Literature
4. Languages

Q. Which university was established by the Arabs in Spain?

1. Constantinople University
2. Cordova University
3. Cambridge University
4. Augustus University

Q. List the name of the women who had achieved literacy, administration and battle skill in medieval India.

1. Veermata Jijabai
2. All of the above
3. Maharani Yesubai
4. Maharani Tarabai

Q. In central Asia, the primary educational institutions were also called.

1. Vidyapeethas
2. Maktabs
3. Gurukulas
4. Madrasas

Q. What was the education system in India during the medieval period?

1. Monastery system
2. Gurukula system
3. Maktabs system
4. Arabic system

Q. Which of the following is not true of women in Rome?

1. They had complete power over what happened in their homes.
2. They had a strong influence on their families.
3. Mother and wives of some Roman emperors held a lot of political power.
4. The amount of freedom a women had depends on her husband's wealth.