Consider the following statements relating to the use of the place-value system in India:
1. The earliest epigraphic use of the place-value system in India is found in the Mankani plates from Gujarat (AD 595-596).
2. In the ninth century, place-values become general in inscriptions all over India.
3. The place-values have been found in Sanskrit inscriptions in South-east Asia as early as the seventh century.
which of the statements given above are correct?
Art and Culture
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Ancient HistoryxEducation,Science,Medicine
Art and Culture › Ancient HistoryxEducation,Science,Medicine
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(d) 1, 2 and 3
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ArchitectureXTemple
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ArtXMusic
Pandit Mallikarjun Mansur, the famous classical singer from Karnataka, represented the:
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(d) Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana
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Which one of the following Carnatic music ragas is similar to Raga Bilawal in Hindustani music?
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(d) Dheera Shankarabharanam
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ArtXPainting
Art and Culture › ArtXPainting
The Hallisalasya painting in the Bagh Caves represents:
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(a) A joyous folk dance
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Buddhism and Jainism
Art and Culture › Buddhism and Jainism
Consider the following statements:
I. Pali texts contain the first definite references to coins, e.g., kahapana, nikkha, kamsa, and kakanika.
II. The literary evidence from Pali texts is corroborated by archaeological evidence of punch-marked coins from many sites, most of them made of silver.
The above statements have been associated with which of the following?
1. Emergence of urban life
2. Transition to money economy
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(c) Both 1 and 2
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BuddhismXPhilosophy
Art and Culture › BuddhismXPhilosophy
What does an empty seat represent in early Buddhist iconography?
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(a) The meditation of the Buddha
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Historical SitesXUNESCO
Art and Culture › Historical SitesXUNESCO
Which one of the following statements with regard to the Moidams, built by the Tai-Ahom kingdom and inscribed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is/are correct?
1. They acted as army fortresses.
2. They were recreation centres of the Royals and Nobles.
3. They were burial grounds of the Royals and Nobles.
4. They were battle drill centres of the Royals and Nobles.Options
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(c) 3 only
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Indus Valley Civilization
Art and Culture › Indus Valley Civilization
Consider the following statements about the archaeological findings in Harappan towns :
I. There is wide occurrence of spindle-whorls in the houses but absence of spinning wheels.
II. Weights and measurement scales, complete with graduations have been discovered.
III. There are houses built in large part with baked bricks, around relatively spacious courtyards, with their own wells, bathing platforms, and large rooms.Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the above statements ?
1. Statement I suggests that spinning was a laborious activity done at home.
2. Statement II suggests the extent of the scientific knowledge that the Harappans possessed.
3. Statement III suggests the emergence of a common property system.Select the answer using the code given below :
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(a) 1 and 2 only