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What broader cultural outcome resulted from pilgrims travelling across different parts of India?

(A) Isolation of communities
(B) Increased cultural awareness and unity
(C) Decline of local traditions
(D) Elimination of diversity

Correct Answer: B

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Question (32)

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Which statement best reflects the symbolic message of Vishnu cutting Sati’s body into pieces?

(A) Sacredness became limited to temples.
(B) The entire land acquired sacred significance.
(C) Pilgrimages ended thereafter.
(D) Sacred places were restricted to mountains.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (33)

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A person who visits sacred places in all four directions of India is most directly participating in

(A) Trade expansion
(B) Char Dham Yatra tradition
(C) River conservation
(D) Forest worship

Correct Answer: B

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Question (34)

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The sacred geography described in the chapter is best understood as a network that

(A) Divides regions
(B) Connects regions spiritually and culturally
(C) Promotes political competition
(D) Limits movement

Correct Answer: B

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Question (35)

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Which feature distinguishes the 51 Shakti Peethas from many other sacred networks?

(A) They are all located in one state.
(B) They extend beyond present-day India.
(C) They are dedicated to rivers only.
(D) They exclude pilgrimage traditions.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (36)

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A pilgrim notices different foods, languages and customs while travelling but also recognises shared traditions. This observation supports the idea of

(A) Sacred geography fostering unity amid diversity
(B) Regional isolation
(C) Political integration only
(D) Economic competition

Correct Answer: A

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Question (37)

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Why are the Char Dham sites considered important in understanding sacred geography?

(A) They are all located beside one river.
(B) They represent four geographical directions of India.
(C) They are all in the Himalayas.
(D) They belong to different religions.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (38)

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Which inference can be drawn from the spread of pilgrimage networks across India?

(A) Sacred traditions encouraged long-distance connections.
(B) People remained confined to local areas.
(C) Sacred sites discouraged travel.
(D) Geography had little cultural significance.

Correct Answer: A

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Question (39)

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The idea that the whole land becomes sacred emerges most directly from

(A) Trade routes
(B) Sacred networks covering the entire landscape
(C) Agricultural settlements
(D) Urban growth

Correct Answer: B

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Question (40)

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Which statement best summarises the concept of sacred geography in the chapter?

(A) Sacred places are isolated centres of worship.
(B) Sacredness is limited to individual shrines.
(C) Interconnected sacred sites transform the entire landscape into a revered space.
(D) Sacred geography refers only to maps of temples.

Correct Answer: C

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What broader cultural outcome resulted from pilgrims travelling across different parts of India?

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Which statement best reflects the symbolic message of Vishnu cutting Sati’s body into pieces?

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A person who visits sacred places in all four directions of India is most directly participating in

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The sacred geography described in the chapter is best understood as a network that

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Which feature distinguishes the 51 Shakti Peethas from many other sacred networks?

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Question (36)

A pilgrim notices different foods, languages and customs while travelling but also recognises shared traditions. This observation supports the idea of

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Why are the Char Dham sites considered important in understanding sacred geography?

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Which inference can be drawn from the spread of pilgrimage networks across India?

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The idea that the whole land becomes sacred emerges most directly from

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Which statement best summarises the concept of sacred geography in the chapter?

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