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If villages began growing into towns around 3500 BCE and cities developed around 2600 BCE, the time difference was approximately:

(A) 900 years
(B) 500 years
(C) 100 years
(D) 1500 years

Correct Answer: A

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Question (22)

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A settlement near rivers would have an advantage mainly because rivers provide:

(A) Water and fertile soil
(B) Only minerals
(C) Only transport
(D) Only protection

Correct Answer: A

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Question (23)

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Which sequence correctly shows the growth pattern?

(A) City → Village → Town
(B) Village → Town → City
(C) Town → Village → City
(D) City → Town → Village

Correct Answer: B

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Question (24)

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A region with fertile plains and increasing exchange activities is most likely to develop:

(A) Larger settlements
(B) No settlements
(C) Only forests
(D) Permanent migration

Correct Answer: A

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Question (25)

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Which statement best explains why rivers were important in the growth of settlements?

(A) They supported farming and human activities
(B) They prevented all communication
(C) They stopped trade
(D) They reduced food production

Correct Answer: A

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Question (26)

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If a civilisation has many towns connected by trade, it indicates:

(A) Increasing social and economic development
(B) Lack of organisation
(C) Complete isolation
(D) No agriculture

Correct Answer: A

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Question (27)

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Which pair is correctly matched?

(A) Harappa — First excavated city
(B) Sarasvatī — Modern ocean
(C) Harappans — Modern rulers
(D) Tributary — A mountain

Correct Answer: A

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Question (28)

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A river flowing into a larger river is an example of:

(A) Tributary system
(B) Urbanisation
(C) Excavation
(D) Fortification

Correct Answer: A

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Question (29)

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Around 2600 BCE, the region mainly experienced:

(A) Transition from towns to cities
(B) End of farming
(C) Beginning of hunting
(D) Disappearance of rivers

Correct Answer: A

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Question (30)

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Which factor would most directly encourage the growth of cities?

(A) Trade and exchange activities
(B) Lack of food
(C) Absence of rivers
(D) No occupations

Correct Answer: A

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If villages began growing into towns around 3500 BCE and cities developed around 2600 BCE, the time difference was approximately:

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Question (22)

A settlement near rivers would have an advantage mainly because rivers provide:

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Question (23)

Which sequence correctly shows the growth pattern?

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Question (24)

A region with fertile plains and increasing exchange activities is most likely to develop:

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Question (25)

Which statement best explains why rivers were important in the growth of settlements?

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Question (26)

If a civilisation has many towns connected by trade, it indicates:

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Question (27)

Which pair is correctly matched?

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Question (28)

A river flowing into a larger river is an example of:

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Around 2600 BCE, the region mainly experienced:

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Which factor would most directly encourage the growth of cities?

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