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Question (31)

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A student says “Indus Valley civilisation” is the only correct name because all sites were in the Indus Valley. This statement is incorrect because:

(A) The civilisation extended beyond the Indus region
(B) The Indus River did not exist
(C) Harappa was not a city
(D) There were no other settlements

Correct Answer: A

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Question (32)

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The growth of villages into cities shows the development of:

(A) Urbanisation
(B) Isolation
(C) Nomadic life
(D) Hunting culture

Correct Answer: A

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Question (33)

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Which combination best explains why this region supported early civilisation?

(A) Fertile plains + rivers + agriculture
(B) Mountains + no water + forests
(C) Desert + no trade + migration
(D) Cold climate + isolation

Correct Answer: A

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Question (34)

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If a settlement develops farming, trade and larger population, it is likely moving towards:

(A) Urban growth
(B) Complete decline
(C) Hunting lifestyle
(D) Permanent movement

Correct Answer: A

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Question (35)

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The Sarasvatī basin was important because it contained:

(A) Major cities and many smaller settlements
(B) No human settlements
(C) Only forests
(D) Only mountains

Correct Answer: A

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Question (36)

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Which modern region was part of the ancient Punjab and Sindh plains mentioned in the chapter?

(A) India and Pakistan regions
(B) Europe only
(C) Australia only
(D) South America only

Correct Answer: A

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Question (37)

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A civilisation spreading across Indus and Sarasvatī regions proves that:

(A) It covered a wide geographical area
(B) It had only one settlement
(C) It avoided rivers
(D) It had no agriculture

Correct Answer: A

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Question (38)

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The main reason towns developed into cities was:

(A) Increasing trade and exchanges
(B) Reduction in activities
(C) Lack of resources
(D) End of settlements

Correct Answer: A

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Question (39)

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Which evidence would best show that a village developed into a town?

(A) Increase in settlement size and activities
(B) Complete abandonment
(C) No human presence
(D) Only wild animals

Correct Answer: A

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Question (40)

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The journey from village to city represents:

(A) Growth in social organisation and economic activities
(B) Decline of human development
(C) End of agriculture
(D) Removal of trade

Correct Answer: A

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Question (31)

A student says “Indus Valley civilisation” is the only correct name because all sites were in the Indus Valley. This statement is incorrect because:

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Question (32)

The growth of villages into cities shows the development of:

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Question (33)

Which combination best explains why this region supported early civilisation?

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Question (34)

If a settlement develops farming, trade and larger population, it is likely moving towards:

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Question (35)

The Sarasvatī basin was important because it contained:

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Question (36)

Which modern region was part of the ancient Punjab and Sindh plains mentioned in the chapter?

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Question (37)

A civilisation spreading across Indus and Sarasvatī regions proves that:

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Question (38)

The main reason towns developed into cities was:

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Question (39)

Which evidence would best show that a village developed into a town?

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Question (40)

The journey from village to city represents:

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