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