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Question-1
An institute was started at ______________ in 1818 to train young Christians as missionaries
(A)
Calcutta
(B)
Serampore
(C)
Varanasi
(D)
Delhi
Question-2
The Christian missions helped a lot in the spread of ________
(A)
Value of Nationality
(B)
western ideas
(C)
western culture
(D)
capitalist ideas
Question-3
The first telegraph line was opened in _________________
(A)
1853.
(B)
1850
(C)
1856
(D)
1878
Question-4
Who set up the Madrasa in Calcutta?
(A)
Lord Canning
(B)
Lord Dalhousie
(C)
Warren Hasitings
(D)
Mount batten
Question-5
Raja Ram Mohan Roy founded the _______________ in 1828
(A)
Arya Samaj
(B)
Brahma Samaj
(C)
Rama Samaj
(D)
Vishnu Samaj
Question-6
Raja Ram Mohan Roy was called the ____________
(A)
Father of the Nation
(B)
Father of Modern services
(C)
Father of Philosophy
(D)
Father of Modern India
Question-7
In widow re-marriage reforms, Lord Dalhousie was specially helped by the great scholar_______________
(A)
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
(B)
Jyoti Basu
(C)
Ishwar Chandra Vidya Sagar
(D)
Ganesh Sanker Vidyarthi
Question-8
Who introduced railway in India?
(A)
Lord Canning
(B)
Lord Macaulay
(C)
Lord Auckland
(D)
Lord Dalhousie
Question-9
The Calcutta Medical College was started during the administration of __________
(A)
Lord Macaulay
(B)
Lord William Bentinck
(C)
Lord Dalhousie
(D)
Lord Mount Batten
Question-10
The Bethune School was founded in Calcutta in __________
(A)
1859
(B)
1849
(C)
1867
(D)
1870
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