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Question (11)

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If a Greek language lacked the letter ‘h’, the word Hindu would most likely become:

(A) Sindhu
(B) Indoi
(C) Bharat
(D) Jambu

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Hindu changed to Indoi/Indike.

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Question (12)

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The Chinese names for India originally came from which word?

(A) Bharat
(B) Sindhu
(C) Hindustan
(D) Indike

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Chinese names also originated from Sindhu.

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Question (13)

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Which names did ancient Chinese use for India?

(A) Yintu and Yindu
(B) Hind and Hidu
(C) Indoi and Indike
(D) Bharat and Jambu

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Chinese texts mention Yintu and Yindu.

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Question (14)

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Another Chinese name derived from Sindhu was:

(A) Tianzhu
(B) Indike
(C) Hind
(D) Bharat

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Tianzhu was another Chinese term.

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Question (15)

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The word ‘Tianzhu’ could also be understood as:

(A) Great river
(B) Heavenly master
(C) Seven rivers
(D) Land of kings

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Tianzhu could mean heavenly master.

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Question (16)

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Ancient Chinese respect for India was connected with:

(A) Gold trade
(B) The land of Buddha
(C) Persian rule
(D) Greek culture

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

China respected India as the land of Buddha.

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Question (17)

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The transformation Sindhu → Hindu → Indoi shows:

(A) Political change
(B) Language change
(C) Climate change
(D) Border change

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Names changed due to differences in languages.

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Question (18)

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Which sequence correctly shows the development of foreign names?

(A) Sindhu → Hindu → Indoi
(B) Bharat → Hindu → Yindu
(C) Jambu → India → Sindhu
(D) Indoi → Bharat → Hindu

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Foreign names developed from Sindhu.

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Question (19)

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The name ‘India’ is ultimately connected with:

(A) Jamun tree
(B) Indus River
(C) Himalayas
(D) Cape Kumari

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

India comes from the Sindhu/Indus connection.

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Question (20)

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Which statement about the Persian word ‘Hindu’ is correct?

(A) It always meant a religion
(B) It originally referred to geography
(C) It was a Greek word
(D) It came from Bharat

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

It was a geographical term in ancient Persian.

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Question (11)

If a Greek language lacked the letter ‘h’, the word Hindu would most likely become:

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Question (12)

The Chinese names for India originally came from which word?

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Question (13)

Which names did ancient Chinese use for India?

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Question (14)

Another Chinese name derived from Sindhu was:

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Question (15)

The word ‘Tianzhu’ could also be understood as:

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Question (16)

Ancient Chinese respect for India was connected with:

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Question (17)

The transformation Sindhu → Hindu → Indoi shows:

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Question (18)

Which sequence correctly shows the development of foreign names?

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Question (19)

The name ‘India’ is ultimately connected with:

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Question (20)

Which statement about the Persian word ‘Hindu’ is correct?

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