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Social Studies Chapters 4 & 5 Quiz Review SFX
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Bonus Question: The two most famous religious epics are ______________ and ______________.
Kalidsa and Panchatantra
Mahabharata and Panchatantra
Ramayana and Mahabharata
Totem and Kalidsa
2
Early _________ temples were small stone structures.
Buddha
Hindu
Gupta
Mauryan
3
Writers in the Gupta period also created plays, poetry, and other types of literature.
True
False
4
After the collapse of the Mauryan Empire India remained divided for about ________ years.
500
420
320
270
5
Astronomy is the study of ________ and ________.
Life and Death
Lunar and Solar
None of the Above
Stars and Planets
6
The science of working with metals is ______________.
Metal-Science
Metallurgy
MEETAALL
None of the Above
7
The numbers we use today are called the Hindu-Arabic numerals.
True
False
8
Indian civilization flourished under Gupta rule.
False
True
9
A type of Buddhist temple is the __________.
Panchatantra
None of the Above
Mahabharata
Stupa
10
The complex government army was about ___________ soldiers.
None of the Above
6,000,000
10,000
20,000,000
11
The Indians of Mauryan and Hindu periods created great works of art.
False
True
12
Gupta kings believed the social order of the Hindu caste system would destroy their rule.
True
False
13
For people who were injured, Indian doctors could preform ___________.
None of the Above
Blood Transplants
Brain Transplants
Body Transplants
14
Around 270 BC Candragupta's grandson __________ became king.
Maurya
None of the Above
Asoka
Gupta
15
___________ was the main language of the ancient Aryans.
Vishnu
Papyrus
None of the Above
Sanskrit
16
By the middle of the 500s, Gupta rule had ended, and _________ had divided into small kingdoms again.
India
None of the Above
Asia
Africa