English In India History, Evaluation And Features Quiz 2 (31 MCQs)

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1. What is the highest caste in the Indian caste system?
2. A period of Indian Literature where printing press was established.
3. It was also called as the "Book of Knowledge".
4. India's first women novelist to write in English was .....
5. What was the anthology of 1080 hymns to various gods?
6. Kalidasa was a court poet of a king .....
7. The first Non-European winner of the Nobel prize award for literature.
8. These were cattle herders who wrote Indian literature in Sanskrit language.
9. It is a body of prose writings that are philosophical in nature and deal with basic problems of existence.
10. When did the Author K.J. Saunder died?
11. How many seconds has been gifted in our life for each day?
12. He wrote the novel, Q & A.
13. What is meant by Yield?
14. What caste does merchants belong to?
15. Classical literature was nurtured by the ..... ?
16. What was the first book that Chetan Bhagat Ever Wrote?
17. It was called as the Legendary Hindi figures.
18. Rama, Sita, and Lakshman crossed this river until they came to the hermitage of Valmiki. What is the name of the river?
19. He is a contemporary writer who is a Booker Prize winner for "God of Small Things.
20. What country colonized India from 1858 to 1947?
21. Panchatantra was written originally in
22. This is the period when unique version of local myths, legends, romances and epics emerged.
23. What is meant by Harvest?
24. How many officially recognized languages are there in India?
25. He is the reputed author of the epic Ramayana.
26. It is the longest and greatest epic of India.
27. He took Rama's sandals and placed them on the throne as a testimony to the people that Rama is still the ruler of the land.
28. The work Gotama Buddha was published in .....
29. Kalidasa was a classical ..... writer.
30. He is India's preeminent classical poet.
31. This is Rabindranath Tagore's best known work which won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913.