Class 07 Social Science New Kings And Kingdoms CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 7 · Social Science New Kings And Kingdoms
This is Social Science class 07 Social Science New Kings and Kingdoms CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
The exploit of which king is given below: The kings of Andhra, Saindhava (Sind), Vidarbha (part ofMaharashtra) and Kalinga (part of Orissa) fell before him evenas he was a prince ?He won a victory over Chakrayudha (the ruler of Kanauj) ? He defeated the king of Vanga (part of Bengal), Anarta (part of Gujarat), Malava (part of Madhya Pradesh), Kirata (forest peoples), Turushka (Turks), Vatsa, Matsya (both kingdoms in north India) ?
- ANagabhataCorrect
- BDantidurga
- CBanabhata
- DHarshavardhana
2
Identify what is shown in the given figure

- AGrants of copper plates recording a grant of landCorrect
- BGrants of silver plates recording a grant of equipments
- CGrants of copper plates recording a grant of equipments
- DGrants of bronze plates recording a grant of land
3
These below plates were made in

- AEighteenth century
- BNinth centuryCorrect
- CTwelfth century
- DSeventh century
4
The below copper plates recording written in

- APartly in Gujarati and partly in Sanskrit
- BPartly in Tamil and partly in SanskritCorrect
- CPartly in Pali and partly in Sanskrit
- DPartly in Prakrit and partly in Sanskrit
5
What is the significance of the ring
- AThe ring holding the plates together is unsecured with the royal seal, to indicate that this is an authentic document.
- BThe ring holding the plates together is unsecured with the farmer seal, to indicate that this is an authentic document.
- CThe ring holding the plates together is secured with the royal seal, to indicate that this is an authentic document.Correct
- DThe ring holding the plates together is secured with the royal seal, to indicate that this is an illegal document.
6
Read the below mention linesWe have demarcated the boundaries of the land by makingearthen embankments, as well as by planting thorny bushes.This is what the land contains: fruit-bearing trees, water,land, gardens and orchards, trees, wells, open spaces, pastureland,a village, anthills, platforms, canals, ditches, rivers, silt-laden land, tanks, granaries, fish ponds, bee hives, and deep lakes.He who receives the land can collect taxes from it. He can collect the taxes imposed by judicial officers as fines, the tax on betel-leaves, that on woven cloth, as well as on vehicles. He can build large rooms, with upper stories made of baked bricks, he can get large and small wells dug, he can plant trees and thorny bushes, if necessary, he can get canals constructed for irrigation. He should ensure that water is not wasted, and that embankments are built.This is part of the Tamil section of a land grant given by the
- AChera
- BRashtrakuta
- CCholasCorrect
- DPalas
7
Identify the temple shown below

- AGangaikondacholapuramCorrect
- BGangaikondacholapuraem
- CGangakondacholapuram
- DGangaikondecholapuram
8
Who built this temple

- ACholaCorrect
- BChera
- CPallava
- DChalukyas
9
Identify what is shown below

- ABronze imageCorrect
- BCopper image
- CSilver image
- DGold image
10
Who made this bronze image

- AGupta
- BPallava
- CCholaCorrect
- DChera
11
Identify what is shown

- ASeli gate
- BSluice gateCorrect
- CSuice gate
- DSulic gate
12
When this gate was made

- A9th centuryCorrect
- B11th century
- C5th century
- D10th century
13
The gate was used for

- AIt regulated the outflow of soil from a tank into the channels that irrigated the river
- BIt regulated the inflow of water from a tank into the channels that irrigated the river
- CIt regulated the outflow of water from a tank into the channels that irrigated the fieldsCorrect
- DIt regulated the inflow of soil from a tank into the channels that irrigated the fields
14
Match the following Term(a) Ur(b) Nadu(c) VettiMeaning(I) Settlements of peasants(II) Tax taken by Chola(III) Groups of villages formed larger units
- A(a)-(I), (b)-(II),(c)-(III)
- B(a)-(I), (b)-(III),(c)-(II)Correct
- C(a)-(II), (b)-(I),(c)-(III)
- D(a)-(II), (b)-(III),(c)-(I)
15
Match the following Dynasty(a) Gujara-Pratiharas(b) Rashtrakutas(c) PalasState (I) Bengal (II) Western Deccan(III) Gujarat
- A(a)-(I), (b)-(II),(c)-(III)
- B(a)-(II), (b)-(I),(c)-(III)
- C(a)-(III), (b)-(II),(c)-(I)Correct
- D(a)-(II), (b)-(III),(c)-(I)