Class 06 SST History Vital Villages Thriving Towns CBSE Questions & Answers

Class 6 · SST History Vital Villages Thriving Towns

This is Social Science class 06 SST history Vital Villages Thriving Towns CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.

Questions & Answers

1
_____ lamps, glassware and gems have also been found at the site of Arikamedu
  • A
    Arab
  • B
    Roman
    Correct
  • C
    Egypt
  • D
    Iraq
2
____ was the capital of one of the largest empires ? one that spread across Europe
  • A
    Rome
    Correct
  • B
    Egypt
  • C
    Sumatra
  • D
    Java
3
Identify the following diagram
Question 3 figure 1
  • A
    Fort
  • B
    Aqueduct
    Correct
  • C
    Arretine Ware
  • D
    Amphorae
4
Augustus found Rome a city of brick, and made it into a city of
  • A
    Stones
  • B
    Marble
    Correct
  • C
    Metal
  • D
    Grass
5
______ open arenas surrounded by tiers of seats - where citizens could watch all kinds of shows, and public baths
  • A
    Aqueduct
  • B
    Amphorae
  • C
    Arretine Ware
  • D
    Amphitheatres
    Correct
6
Ring well during this period was used for which of the following purposes?
  • A
    Tube well
  • B
    Toilets
    Correct
  • C
    Plating
  • D
    Cooking
7
The Greek name of Bharuch is
  • A
    Barygaza
    Correct
  • B
    Barygaya
  • C
    Berygeye
  • D
    Berygaza
8
Match the following A. Aqueduct B. Amphitheatres C. Vellalar I. open arenas surrounded by tiers of seats II. channels to supply water III. Big land owners in Tamil NaduOptions are as follows:
  • A
    a(II),b(III),c(I)
  • B
    a(III),b(II),c(I)
  • C
    a(II),b(I),c(III)
    Correct
  • D
    a(I),b(II),c(III)
9
Huge aqueducts were
  • A
    Were built to bring electricity to the city for baths , fountains and toilets
  • B
    Open arenas surrounded by tier of seats-where citizen could watch all kinds of shows and public bath
  • C
    Were built to bring water to the city for baths , fountains and toilets
    Correct
  • D
    Were built to bring water to the forest
10
Shows, and public baths Why the earliest coins were called 'punch marked coins'?
  • A
    Because designs were punched in to the metal
    Correct
  • B
    Because designs were punched in to the cards
  • C
    Because they had a hole at the side of the coin
  • D
    Because they were punched from between
11
Why were the texts in Sangam literature called Sangam
  • A
    They were supposed to have been composed and compiled in assemblies (known a sangams) of poets that were held in the city of Kerala
  • B
    They were supposed to have been composed only in assemblies (known a sangams) of poets that were held in the city of Madurai
  • C
    They were supposed to have been composed and compiled in assemblies (known a sangams) of writers that were held in the city of Madurai
  • D
    They were supposed to have been composed and compiled in assemblies (known a sangams) of poets that were held in the city of Madurai
    Correct
12
Which of the following was not the type of people lived in the Southern part of the subcontinent in the earlier times
  • A
    Large landowners were known as vellalar,
  • B
    The village headman was known as the grama bhojaka
    Correct
  • C
    Ordinary ploughmen were known as uzhavar, and
  • D
    Landless labourers, including slaves, were known as kadaisiyar and adimai.
13
What were the function of Grama Bhojaka (I) The Grama Bhojaka was often the largest landowner (II) Works as a slave for the king (III) Distribute food as charity to farmers (IV) sometimes act as a policemanOptions are as follows
  • A
    I,III
  • B
    I,II
  • C
    II,III
  • D
    I, IV
    Correct
14
Match the following a. Amphorae b. Arretine Warec. Jataka I. Red glazed pottery II. Double handed jar III. StoriesOptions are as follows
  • A
    a(II),b(III),c(I)
  • B
    a(III),b(I),c(II)
  • C
    a(I),b(II),c(III)
  • D
    a(II),b(I),c(III)
    Correct
15
Match the following a. grama bhojaka. b. grihapatisc. dasa karmakara. I. The independent farmers II. men and women who did not own land III. The village headmanOptions are as follows
  • A
    a(I),b(II),c(III)
  • B
    a(III),b(I),c(II)
    Correct
  • C
    a(I),b(III),c(II)
  • D
    a(II),b(III),c(I)