National Museum of India - Quiz
A) Over 20,000 B) Over 14,000 C) Over 130,000 D) About 1,000
A) 14,000 B) 100 C) 1,000 D) 5,000
A) 1st to 15th centuries B) 7th to 19th centuries C) 12th to 18th centuries D) 6th century BC to 21st century
A) Birch-bark B) Palm Leaf C) Cloth D) Paper
A) Persian B) Prakrit C) Hindi D) Sanskrit
A) 1,669 B) 5,000 C) Over 14,000 D) Over 130,000
A) 500 B) 1,000 C) 130,000 D) 1,669
A) 19th century AD B) 15th century BC C) 7th century AD D) 6th century BC
A) Jayadeva B) The British East India Company C) Sir Aurel Stein D) Local archaeologists
A) Four B) Two C) One D) Three
A) 1991 B) 1900 C) 1950 D) 2000
A) Tablet B) Codex C) Accordion D) Scroll
A) Sanskrit B) Persian C) Arabic D) Prakrit
A) Metal B) Birch-bark C) Palm leaf D) Paper
A) 16th century B) 7th century C) 12th century D) 18th century
A) Ivory, Jade, and Ceramics B) Paintings, Ivory, and Wood C) Metalware, Jewellery, and Wood D) Ceramics, Textiles, and Jade
A) Hindu and Christian B) Jain and Buddhist C) Islamic and Hindu D) Sikh and Christian
A) Utilitarian objects B) Religious figures C) Miniature paintings D) Ceramic tiles
A) Ivory carvings and jade tools B) Metal pitikas and wooden Vahana C) Glazed tiles and blue-white pottery D) Jewelled thrones and rattles
A) Mughal Jewellery, and Metalware B) Thrones of India, and Games and Leisure in the Past C) Miniature Paintings, and Ivory Figures D) Wooden Vahana, and Ceramic Pottery
A) Religious rituals in home shrines B) The manufacturing of metalware C) The history of the Mughal Empire D) The evolution of the seat of power
A) Jewel studded throne of the King of Varanasi B) The wooden throne of the Mughal Emperor C) The ivory seat of the Rajasthani kings D) The marble throne of the Jain rulers
A) Playing games like Chess B) Keeping idols for home shrines C) Storing miniature paintings D) Decorating jade utilitarian objects
A) Ivory figures, Glazed tiles, and Pottery B) Tops, Vahana, and Jewellery C) Pitikas, Thrones, and Metalware D) Rattles, Yo-Yo, Chess, and Chaupar
A) Company School period B) Proto-historic period C) Mughal period D) Sikh period
A) Ivory, Jade, and Ceramics B) Metalware, Jewellery, and Wooden objects C) Thrones, rattles, and tops D) Paper, cloth, and bark
A) Pitikas B) Vahana C) Rattles D) Thrones
A) It is the world's most expensive B) It is the world's oldest C) It is the world's smallest D) It is the world's largest
A) 900 years B) 17,000 years C) 2,000 years D) 100 years
A) Leather, canvas, and plastic B) Paper, cloth, bark, wood, and ivory C) Ceramic, clay, and glass D) Metal, jade, and stone
A) Pop Art B) Renaissance C) Pala D) Modern Impressionism
A) Jade B) Wood C) Ceramic D) Metal
A) Persian Painting B) Greek Iconography C) Egyptian Sculpture D) Roman Architecture
A) White marble B) Terracotta C) Bronze D) Grey schist stone
A) Ahichchhatra B) Rajasthan C) Sarnath D) Mathura
A) Lakshmi B) Saraswati C) Durga D) Parvati
A) Spiritual power B) Monetary value C) Utility D) Political status
A) Rock-cut temples B) Cave paintings C) Stone architecture D) Textiles
A) Vardhanas B) Cholas C) Palas D) Maitrakas
A) Episodes from Buddha's life B) The history of the Mauryan kings C) Abstract geometric patterns D) Battles of the Satvahana dynasty
A) Sage Drona B) King Ashoka C) Sage Asita D) Ananda
A) Sage Drona B) Sage Vishwamitra C) Sage Asita D) Sage Vasistha
A) In physical human form B) As a king on a throne C) He is not represented at all D) Through symbols only
A) A sword B) Dharmachakra C) A lotus flower D) A trident
A) Ashoka tree B) Banyan tree C) Bodhi tree D) Mango tree
A) Jawaharlal Nehru B) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar C) Edwin L. Lutyens D) Mortimer Wheeler
A) 12 May 1955 B) 15 August 1947 C) 18 December 1960 D) 18 December 2017
A) Mortimer Wheeler B) Jawaharlal Nehru C) Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan D) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar
A) Rectangular B) Circular C) Octagonal D) Square
A) 2017 B) 1955 C) 1989 D) 1960
A) Central garden court B) Noida C) Dharohar Bhawan D) Lahore
A) Central Imperial Museum B) Museum of Central Asian Antiquities C) Archaeological Survey of India D) National Museum Institute
A) Terracotta B) Steatite C) Clay D) Bronze
A) Rakhigarhi B) Mohenjo Daro C) Daimabad D) Harappa
A) A dancing girl B) Proto-Shiva C) Mother Goddess D) A priest king
A) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar B) Mortimer Wheeler C) Sir Aurel Stein D) Jawaharlal Nehru
A) Mohenjo Daro B) Daimabad C) Dholavira D) Rakhigarhi
A) Wildlife Biology B) Modern Architecture C) Classical Music D) Pre-History Archaeology
A) Industrial design B) Digital art C) Tanjore paintings D) Pop art
A) Numismatics & Epigraphy B) Decorative Arts C) Conservation D) Anthropology
A) Anubhav B) Publication C) Conservation D) Public Relations
A) 1949 B) 1960 C) 1946 D) 1955
A) Rashtrapati Bhavan B) Janpath C) Burlington House D) Kolkata
A) Rajgopalachari Committee B) Nehru Committee C) Gwyer Committee D) Wheeler Committee
A) Janpath, New Delhi B) Rashtrapati Bhavan C) Burlington House, London D) Kolkata
A) C. Rajgopalachari B) Grace Morley C) Sir Maurice Gwyer D) Jawaharlal Nehru
A) C. Sivaramamurti B) Sir Mortimer Wheeler C) Grace Morley D) Sir Maurice Gwyer
A) 1949 B) 1960 C) 1946 D) 1955
A) Digital cataloging B) Interactive exhibits C) Chronological storage D) Visual storage
A) Modern abstract art B) Chinese painting techniques C) Indigenous art styles D) Ancient Greek pottery
A) Kishangarh B) Kota C) Bikaner D) Mewar
A) Bani Thani B) Mughal Portrait C) Radha Krishna D) Durbar Scene
A) Maharaja Sansar Chand B) Maharaja Ranjit Singh C) Maharaja Suraj Mal D) Maharaja Jai Singh
A) Nalanda B) Bharhut C) Piprahwa D) Sarnath
A) Bronze B) Terra-cotta C) Gold D) Soapstone
A) Sravasti B) Vaishali C) Kapilavastu D) Lumbini
A) Stucco B) Red sandstone C) Limestone D) Bronze
A) Bikaner B) Jaipur C) Mewar D) Bundi
A) Dark grey schist B) Pale Green Limestone C) Stucco D) Red sandstone
A) Nalanda B) Piprahwa C) Bharhut D) Sarnath
A) Gupta B) Pala C) Sunga D) Kushana
A) Large sized well-lit transparencies B) Stone inscriptions C) Interactive digital screens D) Audio recordings
A) Local metal smiths B) The Archaeology Department C) Ms. Matrika, Mumbai D) Shri Tejpal Singh
A) Ms. Matrika B) Archaeological Survey of India C) Ministry of Culture D) CPWD
A) Phophnar, Madhya Pradesh B) Nalanda, Bihar C) Chamba, Himachal Pradesh D) Kashmir
A) Jain B) Buddhist C) Shaivite D) Secular
A) Tamil Nadu B) Kashmir C) Nalanda D) Chamba
A) Himachal Pradesh B) Tamil Nadu C) Kashmir D) Bihar
A) Chola B) Gupta C) Utpala D) Pala
A) Utpala Chamba, Himachal Pradesh B) Phophnar, Madhya Pradesh C) Srinagar, Kashmir D) Nalanda, Bihar
A) Buddhism B) Shaivism C) Vaishnavism D) Jainism
A) Andhra Pradesh B) Tamil Nadu C) South Karnataka D) Kerala
A) 88 B) 120 C) 50 D) 35
A) The British Museum B) Mr & Mrs Heeramaneek C) A private collector from Mexico D) Maharaja Mummudi
A) Costa Rica B) Peru C) Panama D) Mexico
A) Shaktism B) Shaivism C) Vaishnavism D) Tantrism
A) Embroidered silk carpet B) Marble slabs C) Wooden planks D) Stone tiles
A) James Cook B) Vasco da Gama C) Christopher Columbus D) Amerigo Vespucci
A) A British collector B) A local tribal chief C) Sharan Rani Backliwal D) Anamika Pathak
A) Sarod Maestro B) Tabla percussionist C) Flute virtuoso D) Veena player |
Created with That Quiz —
where a math practice test is always one click away.