India's Relation with Ancient Greece and Rome

Q.

What article comes before the word amazing a or an?

Q. 17th and 18th centuries in Europe is known as _____________.

1. Age of Luminosity
2. Age of Revolution
3. Age of Enlightenment
4. Age of Change

Q. People of the __________ civilisation had developed trade relations with the countries of the west.

1. Mayan
2. Roman
3. Harappan
4. Mesopotamian

Q.

Which of these civilizations used cocoa beans as currency? Mayan, Roman, Persian, Egyptian

Q. Describe in detail the Gandhara school of art.

Q. Besides Indian goods, the _________ also conveyed Indian philosophy and science to Europe. The concept of ‘zero’ is one of India’s major contributions to the world.

1. Romans
2. Arabs
3. Chinese
4. Greek

Q. Around the first or second century CE, trade between India and ________ flourished.

1. Persia
2. Rome
3. Greece
4. Egypt

Q. In the Gandhar art school, images of Gautam Buddha were mainly carved. As these images were mostly found in the ____________ region of Afghanistan.

1. Gandhara
2. Guldara
3. Kabul
4. Bagrami.

Q. Explain the impact of Alexander’s invasion of India.

Q. Under the influence of the Greek art of sculpture, a new form of art emerged in India during the ____________ period.

1. Kushana
2. Chalukya
3. Mauryan
4. Mughal

Q. Alexandria was an important port in _________.

1. Rome
2. Egypt
3. Greece
4. Persia

Q. Buddhism had spread to ___________ and to many countries of Central Asia.

1. Syria
2. Iran
3. Turkey
4. Afghanistan

Q. During the period of the Iranian empire, India’s contact with the western world increased. The __________ historians of that period grew more curious about India.

1. Persian
2. Chinese
3. Roman
4. Greek

Q. During the period of the ____________ empire, India’s contact with the western world increased.

1. Iranian
2. Roman
3. Mughal
4. Egyptian

Q. People from the Harappan civilization traded with Mesopotamia and Egypt.

1. False
2. True

Q. Alexandria was an important port in ______.

1. Iran
2. Egypt
3. Italy
4. Rome

Q. Which of the following countries had trade relations with ancient India?

1. Ancient Rome
2. Greece
3. Singapore
4. Malaysia
5. China
6. Arabia
7. Australia
8. South-east Asia