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TRADERS, KINGS AND PILIGRIMS

February 2014 CLASS – VI WORKSHEET – 6 I

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

1. Puhar was an important port on the ______________

a) West coast b) East coast c) Malabar coast d) None of the above

2. The most fertile river valley was_________________

a) Kaveri b) Yamuna c) Ganga d) none of the above

3. The capital of the pandyas ______________

a) Madurai b) Mudumalai c) Pataliputra d) Ujjain

4. The Satavahanas became very important dynasty ____________

a) Northern India b) Southern India c) Western India d) Eastern india

5. The rulers who ruled over central Asia and north-west India around 2000 years ago were___________

a) Pandyas b) Cholas c) Kushanas d) Cheras

II FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. Gold, __________ and_____________ were in abundance in South India.

2. Gautamiputra satakarni and other satavahana rulers were known as lords of ____________

3. The famous Kushana ruler ___________organised a Buddhist Council.

4. The older form of Buddhism was known as _______________ Buddhism.

5. Anyone could follow the path of __________________.

6. Xuan sang ,a Chinese Buddhist pilgrim took the ___________ route to return China.

7. ________________ was the most famous monastery.

8. The images of deities were placed within special homes or places known as _____________.

III TRUE / FALSE

1. The statues of Buddha were made in Mathura.

2. Fa Xian started his journey back home from Nalanda.

3. Puhar was the port of the Pandya’s.

4. Muvendar is a Bengali word meaning three chiefs.

5. Bodhisattvas’ were persons who had attained enlightenment.

6. Pepper was known as Black Gold in the Roman Empire.

IV MATCH THE FOLLOWING

COLUMN A COLUMN B

1. Gautamiputra Sri Satakarni a) A court poet of Kanishka

2. Mahayana b) Satavahanas

3. Ashvagosha c) controlled the silk route

4. Bhakti d) A new form of Buddhism

5. The Kush e) Individual worship of a god or goddesses

V VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

1. Where can evidence of trade be found?

2. What was South India famous for?

3. Name the ruling families of South India?

4. Who were the supporters of the chiefs?

5. Who were Bodhisattvas?

6. Name some Chinese Buddhist pilgrims?

7. Name the countries where the worship of Bodhisattvas became popular?

8. Who was Kanishka? Mention one of his achievements?

9. What qualities of silk make it a highly valued fabric?

10. Mention the important feature of later Hinduism?

11. Who were the earliest rulers of the subcontinent to issue gold coins?

VI ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

1. Write a brief note on Chinese Buddhist pilgrims?

2. Why was silk so expensive?

3. Who was Gautamiputra sri satakarni? How do we come to know about him?

4. What was the Bhakti system of belief?

5. Nalanda was a unique centre of Buddhist learning. Explain.

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History: Our Pasts - I for Class 6

1. What, Where, How and When?

Q 1 What is a cartouche?

Q 2 Which objects from the past usually survive for a long time?

Q 3 Who were hunter-gatherers?

Q 4 Name some items that archaeologists have found?

Q 5 How do people living in the Andaman Islands manage their living?

Q 6 What are inscriptions?

Q 7 What are manuscripts?

Q 8 How did India get its name?

Q 9 What are the different names of our country?

Q 10 Where did people live in pre-historic times?

Q 11 What were the occupations of the people in early days?

Q 12 State an important difference between a manuscript and an inscription?

Q 13 How do we know a great deal about the kings and the battles they fought?

Q 14 What do AD and BC stand for?

Q 15 What are tributaries? Give example.

Q 16 Where did the earliest cities flourish?

Q 17 What language and script is used in the inscriptions found from the Rosetta town?

Q 18 Why is South Asia often called a sub-continent?

Q 19 What was the advantage of writing on a hard surface?

Q 20 Manuscripts dealt in which subjects and were written in which languages?

Q 21 What are inscriptions and what were they used for?

Q 22 List the skill and knowledge that was required in hunter- gatherer communities?

Q 23 Who are archaeologists? What do they do?

Q 24 Why did ancient men & women move to different places?

Q 25 How do the scholars understand what is written in the inscriptions?

Q 26 Why is the plural word ‗Pasts‘ used in the title of this book, ‗Our Pasts‘?

Q 27 Write a short note on manuscripts?

Q 28 How did the archeologists find out about the eating habits of the people in the past?

Q 29 What is a source? What is its importance to the historians?

Q 30 Discuss why it is important to study our past?

Q 31 What was the occupation of the people who lived on the banks of the river Narmada?

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1.Name some articles for which South India was famous.

2.What was theitem from South India that was valued more in the Roman Empire?

3.What was the name of the port of the Cholas?

4.What was the capital of Pandyas?

5.Who was the most important ruler of the Satavahanas?

6.How do we get the information about Gautamiputra Shri Satakarni?

7.Wherewas the technique of making silkfirst invented?

8.When did silk become popular in Rome?

9.Who was the most famous Kushana ruler?

10.Name the Kushana ruler who organised a Buddhist council.

11.Who are pilgrims?

12.Name the Buddhist pilgrim who was caught in a storm while returning to China after

visiting India.

13.Which route did Xuan Zang take to China from India?

14.Where did Xuan Zang study in India?

15.Name some ofthe Hindu deities that became popular during this period.

16.Where is the idea of Bhaktifound?

17.Where did Christianity emerge?

18.Which of the following pilgrims visitied India during this period ?

(A) Fa Xian (B) Xuan Zang (C) I-Qing (D) all of them

19.Where was Jesus Christ born?

(A) Bethlehem (B) Iraq (C) Afghanistan (D) German

20.Where are the Syrian Christians in the world countries?

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His On the Trail of the Earliest People

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1.Match the following:

A B

A. Palaeolithic age- (1) About 10,000 years ago

B. Neolithic age- (2)About 12,000 to 10,000 years ago

C. Mesolithic age- (3) About 2 million to 12,000years ago

(A) A-3 ,b-1, c-2

(B) a-3, b-2, c-1

(C) a-1, b-2, c-3

(D) None of the above

2.Mesolithic age

(A) Environmental changes

(B) Making of small tools

(C) Only a

(D) Both a and b

3.Hunter - gatherers moved from place to place as________.

(A) All food resources at a place would have been finished

(B) Animal keep moving so they had to be followed to be hunted

(C) Change of seasons required movement

(D) All of the above

4.Perennial lakes and rivers have water

(A) throughout the year

(B) for one month

(C) only in winters

(D) only in summers

5.

In what way(s) did Hunters-Gatherers use fire?

(A) To cook food.

(B) To scare away animals.

(C) As a source of light.

(D) All of these.

6.We say that people of Kurnool caves were familiar with fire as traces of ................ have been found

there.

(A) leaves

(B) clothes

(C) wood

(D) ashes

7.The number of deer, antelopes, goat etc. increased with the development of

(A) forests

(B) cities

(C) grasslands

(D) villages

8.The Palaeolithic Period extended from

(A) 1 million years to 10,000 years ago.

(B) 2 million years to 12,000 years ago.

(C) 4 million years to 50,000 years ago.

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Civ Understanding Diverstity

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1.Kerala is well known for its _________

(A) Spices(B) Garments(C) Oranges(D) Mangoes

2.What is the other name of 'dzos'?

(A) Yak- cows.

(B) Bull.

(C) Bear.

(D) Deer.

3.What is Ladakh's specialty?

(A) Pashmina wool.

(B) Garments.

(C) Technology.

(D) Animals.

4.The boat race is an important part of which festival?

(A) Diwali.

(B) Onam.

(C) Holi.

(D) Bhai Dooj.

5.Which is Tibetan national epic?

(A) Mahabharata.

(B) Ramayana.

(C) Kesar Saga.

(D) None of them.

6.What is 'Cheena-vala'?

(A) Fishing net.

(B) Food grain.

(C) Garment style.

(D) Living style.

7.What is the similarity between Kerela and Ladakh?

(A) Geographical features.

(B) Cultural influences.

(C) Colour of residents.

(D) Climatic conditions.

8.Why did the British think that they could divide Indians easily?

(A) Because of the Indian people with different backgrounds.

(B) Because Indians love each other.

(C) Because Indians hated each other.

(D) None of them.

9.Where was Jallianwala Bagh massacre occurred?

(A) Delhi

(B) Mumbai

(C) Trichur

(D) Amritsar.

10.Who composed Indian National Anthem?

(A) Vivekananda.

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Fri – Social Science

Ch- 28 Urban Local Self Government

It is time to figure out facts!

I. Observe your area/ neighborhood / locality and rate the following amenities/ facilities present on the

scale of – good, satisfactory and absent.

Facility Good(8-10) Satisfactory(5-8) Absent(0)

1. Street light

2. Parks /Gardens

3. Garbage

disposal

4. Drainage

facilities

5. Water

Supply

II. On the basis of your observation, write in around 5 points how these facilities can be made available

to people or their condition improved by Municipal Corporation.

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Fri – Social Science

Chapter – 10 Urbanization

An Idea to learn and act!

Q1. Mention the name of a city that according to you can be considered as modern in present time.

Q2. Make a survey using the internet and newspaper and write down the positive and negative impact

of urbanization (growth of cities) in the present time in three points each.

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1.Match the followings:

Column I Column II

(A)Sukta (i) Sacrifice

(B)Chariots (ii)Well said

(C)Yajna (iii) Used in battle

(D)Dasa (iv) Slave

(A) A-(ii); B-(iii); C-(i); D-(iv) (B) A-(i); B-(ii); C-(iii); D-(iv)

(C) A-(ii); B-(iv); C-(iii); D-(i) (D) A-(iii); B-(iv); C-(ii); D-(i)

2.Which Veda is the oldest one?

(A) Rig Veda (B) Sam Veda (C) Yajur Veda (D) Atharva Veda

3.When was the Rig Veda composed?

(A) 3,500 yrs ago (B) 4,000 yrs ago (C) 3,000 yrs ago (D)

4,500 yrs ago

4.What do you understand by Megaliths?

(A) Burial places (B) Big stones (C) Mile stones (D)

None of them

5.The Rig Veda is composed in form of.

(A) hymns (B) dialogues (C) poetry (D) All of them

6.One of the dialogues inthe Rig Veda is between rivers Beas & Satluj and

(A) Vishwamitra (B) Vashist (C) Vyas (D) None of them

7.Sanskrit is part of a family of languages which is known as

(A) Indo - China (B) Indo-Russian (C) Indo - European (D) None of

them

8.Where was the page from the manuscript of the Rig Veda found?

(A) Punjab (B) Gujarat (C) Kashmir (D) Maharashtra

9.How many Vedas are there?

(A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 1

10.In ancient time, the dead were buried along with their __________

(A) Belongings (B) Distinctive pots (C) Tools & weapons of iron (D) All

of them

11.How were the Megaliths of a particular family recognized?

(A) By stone circles (B) By boulders placed on the surface of the Megaliths

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Class: VI Subject: Geography

Civics

Chapter 4 – Key elements of a democratic government.

1. ____________________ is a country that has people of several races.

2. ____________ is the languages of African people.

3. South Africa became a democratic country in ________________.

4. ______________________ was the most well known leader of African National Congress.

5. In India governments are elected for ______________ years.

6. ____________________________________ was the organization which struggled against apartheid problem in S. Africa.

7. _____________________ and __________________ are inseparable.

8. The earlier practice of _____________________ is now banned by law.

9. Elections are usually held once in ______________years.

10. ____________________________ means separation on the basis of race.

Define Apartheid.

Chapter 2 – What is Government ?

1. The government in our country works at __________________ different levels.

2. India has ___________________ democracy as people participate in the governing process through their representatives.

3. _____________________ is a type of government in which the king or queen is the head of the state.

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