Mohenjo-daro - Quiz
A) Shereen Ratnagar B) Gregory Possehl C) Mortimer Wheeler D) John Marshall
A) 4.1 in B) 10.5 cm C) 18.7 cm D) 15 cm
A) National Museum of Pakistan, Karachi B) Mohenjo-daro site museum C) National Museum, New Delhi D) British Museum
A) Priestesses B) Royal dancers C) Ordinary household women D) Goddesses of fertility
A) Representing fertility and motherhood B) Depicting a specific dancer C) Indicating high social status D) Representing a harvest deity
A) 1920 B) 1973 C) 1926 D) 1931
A) The citadel B) A burial site C) The lower town D) HR area of Mohenjo-daro
A) 3,000 years old B) 2,000 years old C) 4,000 years old D) 5,000 years old
A) Gregory Possehl B) Mortimer Wheeler C) Shereen Ratnagar D) John Marshall
A) Gold B) Stone C) Terracotta D) Bronze
A) Written language and irrigation methods B) Metalworking skills and the role of dance C) Religious practices and funeral rites D) Agricultural techniques and trade routes
A) Hand on her hip in a half-impudent posture B) Sitting cross-legged C) Arms raised in prayer D) Running forward
A) National Museum, New Delhi B) National Museum of Pakistan, Karachi C) Mohenjo-daro site D) British Museum
A) About twenty-five years old B) About fifteen years old C) About twenty years old D) About ten years old
A) A detailed headdress B) Holding a musical instrument C) Ornate clothing D) Bangles all the way up her arm
A) Lost wax technique B) Steel tempering C) Cold forging D) Sand casting
A) Center of the city B) Southwestern part C) Near the northern gate D) Northeastern part
A) Mountain goat B) Unicorn C) Elephant D) Zebu bull
A) Dyeing fabrics B) Water transportation C) Storing grain D) Holding ashes or heating homes
A) Pashupati seal B) Dancing Girl C) Mother Goddess figure D) Priest-king
A) Dancing Girl B) Bronze chariot C) King of Mohenjo-daro D) Priest-king
A) Auctioned to private collectors B) Split equally C) Returned to the British Museum D) Kept entirely by India
A) 1947 B) 1939 C) 1950 D) 1922
A) Cooking or straining B) Grinding grain C) Measuring weight D) Writing script
A) Deciphered B) Lost forever C) Based on Sanskrit D) Untranslated
A) Gold B) Plastic C) Iron D) Stone
A) 1,000 hectares B) 100 hectares C) 500 hectares D) 300 hectares
A) 12 metres B) 30 metres C) 5 metres D) 20 metres
A) Bitumen B) Wax C) Clay D) Resin
A) Hypocaust B) Furnace vent C) Thermal pool D) Aqueduct
A) 78 B) 120 C) 50 D) 100
A) Covered drains B) Open ditches C) Underground rivers D) Cisterns
A) An assembly hall B) A granary C) A royal palace D) A marketplace
A) Common wall pass-throughs B) Inner courtyards with doors opening to side-lanes C) Underground entrances D) Front balconies facing the main street
A) To provide ventilation for workers B) To heat the building C) To dry the grain D) To drain moisture
A) 1920 BCE B) 2500 BCE C) 3000 BCE D) 1700 BCE
A) 2015 B) 1920 C) 1965 D) 1980
A) John Marshall B) Iravatham Mahadevan C) George Dales D) R. D. Banerji
A) Sukkur District B) Larkana District C) Karachi District D) Hyderabad District
A) Mortimer Wheeler B) George Dales C) R. D. Banerji D) Michael Jansen
A) Tiger B) Bull C) Cockerel D) Elephant
A) Minoan Civilisation B) Indus Valley Civilisation C) Norte Chico Civilisation D) Mesopotamian Civilisation
A) Mortimer Wheeler B) George Dales C) Ernest Mackay D) John Marshall
A) A flint scraper B) A bronze statue C) A gold coin D) A clay tablet
A) Mud-brick B) Stone blocks C) Reinforced concrete D) Burned clay
A) North B) South C) East D) West
A) Harappa B) Memphis C) Ur D) Babylon
A) Under 100 B) Exactly 500 C) Around 2,000 D) Over 700
A) One well per ten houses B) One well per three houses C) One well per street D) One well per house
A) Greece B) China C) Egypt D) Rome
A) Defense against flooding B) Royal palace foundations C) Market stalls D) Religious gatherings
A) 1920 B) 1947 C) 1927 D) 1935
A) Limestone B) Terra cotta C) Bronze D) Soapstone
A) 12.5 centimetres B) 17.5 centimetres C) 15.5 centimetres D) 20.0 centimetres
A) Yellow B) Red C) Black D) Blue
A) Star B) Triangle C) Square D) Trefoil
A) Watch B) Bracelet C) Armband D) Bangle
A) Lying down B) Kneeling C) Standing D) Cross-legged
A) Farmer B) Warrior C) Merchant D) Yogi
A) 500 grams B) 250 grams C) 150 grams D) 350 grams
A) Square B) Triangular C) Circular D) S-shaped
A) Bronze-metal B) Gold C) Silver D) Clay
A) Bronze B) Ivory C) Wood D) Stone
A) 6.7 mm B) 17 mm C) 1.6 mm D) 34 mm
A) January 2014 B) December 1996 C) April 1997 D) May 1980
A) Tourist foot traffic B) High winds C) Air pollution D) Groundwater salinity
A) 2030 B) 2050 C) 2022 D) 2012
A) Csa B) Aw C) BWk D) BWh
A) October–December B) January–March C) May–June D) July–September
A) December B) January C) July D) May
A) Farzand Masih B) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari C) The UNESCO committee D) The government of Sindh
A) $10 million B) $20 million C) $100 million D) $5 million
A) 1.6 mm B) 34 mm C) 6.7 mm D) 0.13 mm
A) 1023.8 mm B) 100.1 mm C) 53.5 mm D) 10 mm |
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