HIS - Social and Religious Reform Movements in the 19th Century 1 Mark Creative Question Paper With Answer Key

10th Standard

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Social Science

Time : 00:15:00 Hrs
Total Marks : 15

    Multiple Choice Question 

    15 x 1 = 15
  1. Who was Swami Shradhananda?

    (a)

    a disciple of Swami Vivekananda

    (b)

    one who caused a split in the Brahmo Samaj of India

    (c)

    one who caused a split in the Arya Samaj

    (d)

    founder of Samathuva Samajam.

  2. Rajaram Mohan Roy founded the _________ in 1828.

    (a)

    Arya Samaj

    (b)

    Brahmo Samaj

    (c)

    Prarthana Samaj

    (d)

    Ramakrishna Mission

  3. _____________ carried on the work of Ram Mohan Roy after his death.

    (a)

    Keshab Chandra Sen

    (b)

    Ishwar Candra Vidyasagar

    (c)

    M.G. Ranade

    (d)

    Maharishi Debendranath Tagore

  4. ____________ was greatly influenced by Christianity believing in its spirit but not in the person of its founder.

    (a)

    Rajaram Mohan Roy

    (b)

    Vivekananda

    (c)

    Keshab Chandra Sen

    (d)

    M.G. Ranade

  5. The first age of consent act was enacted in ______________

    (a)

    1860

    (b)

    1870

    (c)

    1880

    (d)

    1890

  6. The reform movement similar to Brahmo Samaj founded in Bombay in 1876 was _____________

    (a)

    Arya Samaj

    (b)

    Prarthana Samaj

    (c)

    Deoband movement

    (d)

    Aligarh movement

  7. The ___________ Samaj started a number of Dayananda Anglo-Vedic schools and colleges.

    (a)

    Brahmo

    (b)

    Prarthana

    (c)

    Arya

    (d)

    Adi Brahmo

  8. _______________ was a priest of Dakshineswar near Kolkata.

    (a)

    Ramakrishna

    (b)

    Vivekananda

    (c)

    Dayanand Saraswati

    (d)

    Shraddhananda

  9. The Theosophical Society founded in the USA, shifted to India at _______________ , Chennai.

    (a)

    Santhome

    (b)

    Nungambakkam

    (c)

    Mylapore

    (d)

    Adyar

  10. The Theosophical Society played an important role in the revival of ____________ in India.

    (a)

    Christianity

    (b)

    Buddhism

    (c)

    Islam

    (d)

    Jainism

  11. ____________ is chiefly known as the earlist leader of the Non-Brahman movement.

    (a)

    Annie Besant

    (b)

    Ayyankali

    (c)

    M.G. Ranade

    (d)

    Jyotiba Phule

  12. _____________ evolved into a poet and scholar in Malayalam, Tamil and Sanskrit.

    (a)

    Ayyankali

    (b)

    Raja Rammohan Roy

    (c)

    Narayana Guru

    (d)

    Sayyid Ahmed Khan

  13. Aligarh Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental college was raised to the status of a university in _______________

    (a)

    1915

    (b)

    1920

    (c)

    1930

    (d)

    1925

  14. ______________ was a revivalist movement organised by the orthodox Muslim Ulema.

    (a)

    Aligarh movement

    (b)

    Satyashodak Samaj

    (c)

    Arya Samaj

    (d)

    Deoband movement

  15. ____________ organised in campaign for legislation against the practice of child marriage in Mumbai.

    (a)

    Behrramji Malabari

    (b)

    Furdunji Naoroji

    (c)

    Pherozeshah Mehta

    (d)

    Dinshaw Wacha

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