What was peculiar of Gandhi's movement?

The peculiarity of Gandhi's movement was non-violence

How long did the insurrection last?

The insurrection lasted one year

How did the British consider the Indians?

The British considered Indians natives

What is the Victoria Terminus?

The Victoria Terminus is a railway station.

The British sent soldiers to protect the Company's interests

Who started the Indian mutiny and when?

The Indian mutiny was started by Indian soldiers in 1857.

Who did they trade with, at the beginning?

At the beginning they traded with the coastal cities of the sub-continent

Why did Jamal decide to take part in the TV contest?

Because he wanted to meet again his old love Latika

What did the British Raj include?

The British Raj included India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Who was the highest British government role in India?

The highest role of the British government was the Governor General

What is the Writers' Building?

The Writers' Building was the place where the EIC clerks worked

What is the meaning of "landmarks"?

"Landmarks" means the most important monuments and buildings of a city

Which Indian town has got lots of colonial landmarks?

The city with a lot of colonial landmarks is Kolkata

What happened during the first World War?

The Indians fought for the British and were invaluable allies

What is the meaning of British Raj?

The British Raj was the period of the British rule in India

What India comes out from the film?

The aspect that comes out from the film is poverty

What is the meaning of "Mahatma"?

The meaning of Mahatma is "Great soul"

Who took part in the riots?

The Indian mutineers took part in the riots

When did India get its independence?

India got its independence in 1947

Why did the Indians rebel in Amritsar?

To protest against the British new oppressive laws

How is the particular Indian-British style called?

The particular Indian-British style is called East-meets-West style

What is the Royal Pavilion and where is it?

The Royal Pavilion is a villa in Brighton

What did the British build?

The British built railways, hospitals, schools and roads

What is the meaning of "Slumdog"?

The meaning of "Slumdog" is "Beggar"

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1
What was peculiar of Gandhi's movement?
The peculiarity of Gandhi's movement was non-violence
The peculiarity of Gandhi's movement was no speaking
The peculiarity of Gandhi's movement was no eating
The peculiarity of Gandhi's movement was violence
2
How long did the insurrection last?
The insurrection lasted one year
The insurrection lasted a few years
The insurrection lasted 3 years
The insurrection lasted 10 years
3
How did the British consider the Indians?
The British considered Indians natives
The Indians had the same rights of the British people
Indians were considered as slaves
Indians were considered as Neapolitan singers
4
What is the Victoria Terminus?
The Victoria Terminus is a hospital
The Victoria Terminus is an airport
The Victoria Terminus is a Government palace
The Victoria Terminus is a railway station.
5
Who sent soldiers ?
The Indians sent soldiers to protect human rights
The British sent soldiers to protect the local population
The Moghul sent soldiers to protect the EIC's interests
The British sent soldiers to protect the Company's interests
6
Who started the Indian mutiny and when?
The Indian mutiny was started by Muslims in 2010.
The Indian mutiny was started by the EIC in 1957.
The Indian mutiny was started by Indian soldiers in 1875.
The Indian mutiny was started by Indian soldiers in 1857.
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Who did they trade with, at the beginning?
At the beginning they traded with the American continent
At the beginning they traded with the cities of India
At the beginning they traded with the cities of India and Africa
At the beginning they traded with the coastal cities of the sub-continent
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Who was Gandhi?
Gandhi was a president
Gandhi was a politician
Gandhi was a writer
Gandhi was a singer
9
Why did Jamal decide to take part in the TV contest?
Because he wanted to meet again his old love Latika
Because he wanted to become millionaire
Because he wanted to be famous
Because he wanted to go on TV
10
What did the British Raj include?
The British Raj included some European countries
The British Raj included India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
The British Raj included the Iranian area
The British Raj included the North Indian Continent.
11
Who was the highest British government role in India?
The highest role of the British government in India was the Moghul emperor
The highest role of the British government was the Governor General
The highest role of the British government in India was Mahatma Gandhi
The highest role of the British government in india was J.F. Kennedy
12
What is the Writers' Building?
The Writers' Building is a very old palace in Mumbai
The Writers' Building was the place where the EIC clerks worked
The Writers' Building is a place where writers meet
The Writers' Building is a royal palace in Kolkata
13
What is the meaning of "landmarks"?
"Landmarks" means the places where there are riots
"Landmarks" means the most important monuments and buildings of a city
"Landmarks" means the meeting place of people
"Landmarks" means the trading buildings of the EIC
14
What were the results of the massacre?
2000 people were wounded
300 people were killed
No one was killed or wounded
400 died and 1200 were wounded
15
Which Indian town has got lots of colonial landmarks?
The city with a lot of colonial landmarks is Mumbai
The city with a lot of colonial landmarks is Kolkata
The city with a lot of colonial landmarks is New Delhi
The city with a lot of colonial landmarks is Bangalore
16
What happened during the first World War?
The Indians fought for the British and were invaluable allies
The Indians fought against the British army
India fought for its independence
the Indians fought in America
17
What is the meaning of British Raj?
The British Raj was a period of war
The British Raj was the period of the British rule in India
The British Raj was a time when Indians took control of their country
The British Raj was a time of celebration for the Indian people
18
What India comes out from the film?
The aspect that comes out from the film is wealth
The aspect that comes out from the film is family life
The aspect that comes out from the film is poverty
The aspect that comes out from the film is luxury
19
What basic things did the EIC trade?
The EIC traded gin and tobacco
The EIC traded silk and gold
The EIC traded tea and spices
The EIC traded tea and tobacco
20
What is the meaning of "Mahatma"?
The meaning of Mahatma is "Weak person"
The meaning of Mahatma is "Great person"
The meaning of Mahatma is "Great soul"
The meaning of Mahatma is "Great teacher"
21
What was the Act passed in 1733?
It was a Parliament Act
It was a military Act
It was a British Raj Act
It was an Indian Act
22
Who took part in the riots?
The British soldiers took part in the riots
The Muslim soldiers took part in the riots
The Indian officers took part in the riots
The Indian mutineers took part in the riots
23
When was the EIC founded?
The EIC was founded in 1605
The EIC was founded in 1733
The EIC was founded in 1600
The EIC was founded in 1613
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How much did he win?
He won 10 million rupees
He won 2 million rupees
He won 10 billion rupees
He won 20 million rupees
25
When did India get its independence?
India got its independence in 1947
India got its independence in 1948
India got its independence in 1847
India got its independence in 1974
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Why did the Indians rebel in Amritsar?
To support the British Raj
To support Mahatma Ghandi's movement
To protest against the British new oppressive laws
To help poor people
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How is the particular Indian-British style called?
The particular Indian-British style is called East-meets-West style
The particular Indian-British style is called West and East style
The particular Indian-British style is called British-Indian style
The particular Indian-British style is called North-meets-South style
28
What is the Royal Pavilion and where is it?
The Royal Pavilion is a hotel in Brighton
The Royal Pavilion is a British hotel in Kolkata
The Royal Pavilion is a villa in Brighton
The Royal Pavilion is an Indian hotel in Milan
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What did the British build?
The British built libraries and monasteries
The British built the Taj Mahal
The British built railways, hospitals, schools and roads
The British built the coastal cities
30
What is the meaning of "Slumdog"?
The meaning of "Slumdog" is "Rich"
The meaning of "Slumdog" is "Powerful"
The meaning of "Slumdog" is "Millionaire"
The meaning of "Slumdog" is "Beggar"

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