All the best! Modern History Part 4 NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 20 1. For which of the following reasons was the Simon Commission appointed by the British Government? a. To Indianise the defence force b. To suggest reforms in the system of government established under the Act of 1919 c. To inquire into the causes of growing violence in India d. All of the above 2 / 20 2. Which of the following years was the National Flag of India first displayed? a. 1921 b. 1909 c. 1940 d. 1911 3 / 20 3. Which of the following was the agenda for the Round Table Conference (1930-32)? a. Find a solution to the communal problem b. Discuss the British Government’s white paper on constitutional reforms c. Disscuss the Simon Commission Report d. Decide upon a Constitution for India acceptable to all parties 4 / 20 4. The founder of Boy Scouts and Civil Guides Movements in India was a. Charles Andrews b. Baden Powell c. Richard Temple d. Robert Montgomery 5 / 20 5. The idea of Pakistan was firstly suggested by a. MA Jinnah b. Muhammad Iqbal c. Shaukat Ali d. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan 6 / 20 6. Which one among the following was not a demand of the early Congress (1885-1905)? a. Indianisation of the superior grades of the administrative services b. Autonomy within the empire c. Abolition of the Arms Act d. Purna Swaraj/Complete Independence 7 / 20 7. Which of the following is significance of Chauri Chaura in the history of the Indian National Movement? a. Gandhiji started his Satyagraha from here b. The crowd burnt the police station and killed 22 policemen so due to violence Gandhi withdrew his Non-Cooperation Movement c. Gandhiji started his Dandi March from here d. Gandhiji started his Non-Coopreation Movement from here 8 / 20 8. Which of the following was called as ‘the leader of Indian unrest’ by the British rulers? a. Subhash Chandra Bose b. Gopal Krishna Gokhale c. MK Gandhi d. Bal Gangadhar Tilak 9 / 20 9. In which of the following sessions of the Round Table Conference did Congress participate? a. None b. Second c. Third d. First 10 / 20 10. Which of the following movements was launched along with the Khilafat Movement? a. Non-Cooperation Movement b. Civil Disobedience Movement c. Home Rule Movement d. Swadeshi Movement 11 / 20 11. In which of the following was the first Indian University opened in 1857? a. Madras b. Bombay c. Banaras d. Calcutta 12 / 20 12. The nationalist leaders of the Congress who were in favour of the boycott of the Legislative Councils (1922) were known as a. Changers b. Responsivists c. Swarajists d. No-changers 13 / 20 13. What was the effect of theGovernment of India Act of 1935 onthe National Movement? a. It weakened the movement by satisfying the people b. It weakened the movement, because separate electorate for the Muslims and Hindus created dissensions c. It strengthened the movement d. It weakened the movement, because the Act introduced federal system 14 / 20 14. The notable feature of the Civil Disobedience Movement of Mahatma Gandhi was a. arrest of thousands of persons b. picketting of shops c. mass strike d. wide participation of women 15 / 20 15. The Cripps Mission visited India during the regime of a. Lord Mountbatten b. Lord Wellington c. Lord Wavell d. Lord Linlithgow 16 / 20 16. Which of the following was not involved in the incident relating to throwing of a bomb in Central Legislative Assembly on 18th April, 1929? a. BK Dutt b. Sardar Bhagat Singh c. Khudiram Bose d. All of the above 17 / 20 17. In which of the following years did the first split take place in the Indian National Congress? a. 1929 b. 1930 c. 1909 d. 1907 18 / 20 18. In which of the following years was the Indian National Army founded? a. 1941 b. 1940 c. 1942 d. 1945 19 / 20 19. Who attended all the three Round Table Conferences? a. Dr BR Ambedkar b. Annie Besant c. MK Gandhi d. MA Jinnah 20 / 20 20. ‘Vande Mataram’, the nationalist song, was a part of? a. Durgesh Nandini b. Anand Math c. Grihadaha d. Saraswati Chandra Your score isThe average score is 0% 0% Restart quiz
