Module 3 Assessment

Question 1

Multiple choice



  • Indo-European

  • Semitic

  • Dravidian

  • Sino-Tibetan

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • They migrated from a common origin.

  • They remained isolated in one region.

  • They originated solely in India.

  • They formed a single unified tribe.

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • Extensive written records.

  • Wide geographic spread.

  • Settlement patterns.

  • None of the above.

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • The steppes

  • The Himalayas

  • The Sahara

  • The Amazon

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • The region’s strategic trade routes.

  • Its isolation from other civilizations.

  • The development of agricultural innovations.

  • None of the above.

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • Trade expeditions.

  • Agricultural purposes.

  • Warfare and territorial expansion.

  • Religious ceremonies.

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • Introducing new farming tools.

  • Advancing military technology.

  • Both of the above.

  • Neither of the above.

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • The spread of the Vedic culture.

  • A decline in urban development.

  • Changes in religious practices.

  • All of the above.

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • Formed the basis of early Indian laws.

  • Established educational practices.

  • Set foundational religious and societal norms.

  • Both A and C.

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • Social mobility and structure.

  • Economic disparities.

  • Historical inequalities.

  • All of the above.

Question 11

Multiple choice



  • Historical battles and alliances.

  • Ethical dilemmas and moral values.

  • Daily life and economic activities.

  • Both A and B.

Question 12

Multiple choice



  • Interaction with other cultures.

  • Isolation and development.

  • Migration and settlement patterns.

  • Both A and C.

Question 13

Multiple choice



  • Promoted social equality.

  • Challenged existing religious practices.

  • Offered a new path to spiritual enlightenment.

  • All of the above.

Question 14

Multiple choice



  • Economic success.

  • Nirvana, or a state of enlightenment.

  • Political power.

  • Social status.

Question 15

Multiple choice



  • Provide physical health benefits.

  • Achieve sudden enlightenment.

  • Support communal living.

  • Foster artistic expression.

Question 16

Multiple choice



  • Offered an escape from societal restrictions.

  • Promised material wealth.

  • Provided a clear social hierarchy.

  • Focused on ritual purity.

Question 17

Multiple choice



  • Introduced the concept of monotheism.

  • Established the first temple.

  • Created a covenant with God, emphasizing faith and ethics.

  • Led military campaigns.

Question 18

Multiple choice



  • A legal document.

  • A divine promise guiding moral behavior.

  • An economic agreement.

  • A political strategy.

Question 19

Multiple choice



  • Religious disagreements.

  • Economic pressures and labor demands.

  • Military conquests.

  • Diplomatic failures.

Question 20

Essay





Question 21

Essay



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