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Question-1
The geographical area which is now known as Kerala was initially a part of ___________.
(A)
Andhra
(B)
Karnataka
(C)
Tamilakam
(D)
Goa
Question-2
The large tombs of stones, rock cut chambers and the various items inside them are __________ .
(A)
Neoliths
(B)
Megaliths
(C)
Mesoliths
(D)
Palaeliths
Question-3
The basic unit of power was the ______________.
(A)
Family
(B)
Individual
(C)
Elders Group
(D)
Social Group
Question-4
The cave pictures of palaeolithic age tell us about the tribal life and beginning of _________.
(A)
Agriculture
(B)
Pottery
(C)
Industry
(D)
Family
Question-5
Maruthonkara and Marutholi remind us of ___________ tinai.
(A)
Neithal
(B)
Kurinchi
(C)
Marutham
(D)
Palai
Question-6
Kautilya's ____________mentions that merchants from North India had come to Kerala in search of various goods.
(A)
Arthasastra
(B)
Amarakosam
(C)
Sastrayoga
(D)
Yogasastra
Question-7
Favorable circumstances emerged for people to live in one place as a group. This accelerated the growth of human _________ in different places.
(A)
Civilization
(B)
Struggle
(C)
War
(D)
Co-operation
Question-8
The shift from the stage of hunting and food gathering to the stage of food producing was a special feature of the new ___________ age ?
(A)
Stone
(B)
Iron
(C)
Bronze
(D)
Copper
Question-9
Through transformation of Kurinchi and Mullai tinais the tinai of ______________ came into being.
(A)
Kurinchi
(B)
Mullai
(C)
Palai
(D)
Marutam
Question-10
The development of agriculture, the increased work on temples and other buildings improved the condition of the ____________.
(A)
Farmers
(B)
Masons
(C)
Artisans
(D)
Contractors
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Std 9
Kerala (English Medium)
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