CBSE Notes Class 6 History Chapter 1 Quiz

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What was the area along the Ganga and its tributaries known as in ancient times?

  • Vijayanagara
  • Magadha (correct)
  • Aryavarta
  • Indus Valley

How did people enrich our cultural traditions according to the text?

  • By sharing new ways of carving stones and composing music (correct)
  • By engaging in industrial activities
  • By migrating to other countries
  • By living in isolation

What was the name of our country mentioned in the text?

  • India and China
  • India and Bharat (correct)
  • Hindustan and Sri Lanka
  • Bharat and Pakistan

What did people collect for food according to the text?

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Where did men and women move to according to the text?

<p>To escape from natural disasters like floods or droughts (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the term used for writings on hard surfaces like stone or metal?

<p>Inscriptions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did kings use inscriptions in the past?

<p>To store information about their victories (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group of people kept detailed records of their activities in the past?

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What is the main role of an archaeologist according to the text?

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How are dates counted in relation to the birth of Jesus Christ?

<p>Counted backwards with letters BC (Before Christ) (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do historians use the term 'source' to refer to?

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Flashcards

What is Magadha?

Ancient area along the Ganga and its tributaries.

How was culture enriched?

Sharing ways to carve stones and compose music.

Names of our country?

India and Bharat

Ancient food sources?

Roots, fruits, and forest produce.

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Why did people move?

To escape natural disasters.

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What are Inscriptions?

Writings on hard surfaces.

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Why use inscriptions?

To record information about their victories.

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Who kept records?

Kings and queens

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Archaeologist's role?

Explore and excavate to find historical clues.

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What does BC mean in dates?

Counted backwards before the birth of Jesus Christ.

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What is a 'source'?

Manuscripts, inscriptions, and archaeological finds.

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Study Notes

Ancient Geography

  • The area along the Ganga and its tributaries was known as the Ganga Valley in ancient times.

Cultural Contributions

  • People enriched our cultural traditions through their experiences, ideas, and customs.

Ancient India

  • The name of our country mentioned in the text is India.

Food Gathering

  • People collected fruits, plants, and animals for food.

Migration

  • Men and women moved to the Ganga Valley in search of livelihood.

Epigraphy

  • The term used for writings on hard surfaces like stone or metal is epigraphy.

Inscriptions

  • Kings used inscriptions to record their achievements and inform people about their reign.
  • Inscriptions were also used to propagate the king's ideas and policies.

Record Keeping

  • The group of people who kept detailed records of their activities in the past were scholars and officials.

Archaeology

  • The main role of an archaeologist is to excavate, analyze, and interpret the material remains of the past.

Dating System

  • Dates are counted in relation to the birth of Jesus Christ, with BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era) denoting the years before and after his birth.

Historical Sources

  • Historians use the term 'source' to refer to any material that provides information about the past, such as texts, images, and artifacts.

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