(A) The position of women was very good.

(B)The practise of Swayamvara had declined

(C)Trade and commerce had declined

(D)Villages were self sufficient

(A) Ministers of Harsha

(B)Court poets of Harsha

(C)Professors at Nalanda

(D)Biographers

(A) Devagupta

(B)Grihavarman

(C)Sasanka

(D)Rajyavardhana

(A) Kanauj

(B)Kalinga

(C)Valabhi

(D)Ujjain

(A) Ratnavali

(B)Nagananda

(C)Priyardarsika

(D)Harshacharita

(A) Though it was a Mahayana University, different religious subjects like the Vedas, Hinayana doctrine, Sankhya and Yoga philosophies were also taught in Nalanda. 

(B)Nalanda University was a residential university and education was free including the boarding and lodging. It was maintained with the revenue derived from 100 to 200 villages endowed by different rulers.

(C)Admission to Nalanda was open to all.

(D)It had an observatory and a great library housed in three buildings.

(A) Bengal

(B)Kanauj

(C)Malva

(D)Kalinga

(A) Title given to administrative officers.

(B)The Archive of Harsha’s period.

(C)Tax on the peasants

(D)Donations to the Brahmins

(A) Light

(B)Giver of Knowledge

(C)Sanctuary

(D)Heaven

(A) Pushyabhutii

(B)Nanda

(C)Gautamiputra Satakarni

(D)Pushyamitra