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1.
_________________were written in simple Sanskrit verse,and were meant to be heard by everybody.
2.
Stories from the___________________were often shown on the railings of stupas and in paintings in places such as Ajanta.
3.
___________________describes the story of the daughter of Kovalan and Madhavi.
4.
The king of the ________________worked out a plan to save his followers.
5.
__________________and_______________ are two Tamil epics.
6.
________________is recognised as the author of the Sanskrit Ramayana
7.
What is the garbhagriha?
8.
What do you mean by epics?
9.
What do you mean by the word stupa?
10.
What was the shikhara?
11.
When was the iron pillar made?
12.
Discuss the story of Tamil epic, the Silappadikaram.
13.
Describe what are in each of the Ajanta paintings?
14.
What do you understand by the 'pradakshina patha'?
15.
Answer the questions based on picture given below:

(i) Where is the Jaina monastery in the picture situated?
(ii) What were the rooms of the building used for?
16.
Answer the questions based on picture given below:

(i) When was the early temple shown in the picture built?
(ii) Where is it located?
(iii) What was it made of?
17.
Discuss the salient features of the earliest Hindu temples.
18.
How were stupas and temples built?
19.
Paper was invented in China about 1700 years ago.
20.
From Baghdad, papermaking spread to Europe, Africa and Asia.
21.
Aryabhata found a way of calculating the circumference of a circle.
22.
The Mahabharata is compiled by Valmiki.
23.
The Mahabharata is included in the Bhagavad Gita.
24.
Zero is a special symbol which was invented by
India
Arabs
Japan
Europe
25.
What is the literally meaning of Purana?
Text books
Poems
Old
Testimony
26.
The technique of making paper was first introduced in which of the following countries?
Korea
Japan
India
China
27.
Who was Aryabhata?
A politician
An astronomer
A teacher
A writer
28.
Iron pillar is located in which of the following cities?
New Delhi
Sarnath
Ajmer
Bulandshahar
1.
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The Puranas
2.
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Jatakas
3.
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Manimekala
4.
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monkeys
5.
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Silappadikaram, Manimekalai
6.
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Valmiki
7.
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Some of the earliest Hindu temples had a room where the image of the chief deity was placed, and this room was known as the garbhagriha.
8.
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Epics are grand, long compositions about heroic men and women and also include stories about Gods.
9.
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The word stupa means a mound. It is a Buddhist religious building.
10.
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It was a tower built on the top of the garbhagriha to mark this out as a sacred place.
11.
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It was made about 1500 years ago.
12.
The famous Tamil epic, the Silappadikaram was composed by IIango around 1800 years ago. It is the story of a merchant named Kovalan, Who lived in puhar and fell in love with a courtesan named Madhavi, neglecting his wife Kannagi.
Later, he and Kannagi left Puhar and went to Madurai, where he was wrongly accused of theft by the court jeweller of the Pandya king. The king sentenced Kovalan to death.
Kannagi, who still loved him, was full of grief and anger at this injustice and destroyed the entire city of Madurai.
13.
The Ajanta paintings are world famous.
Most of the monasteries of Ajanta are belonged to Bhagavad Gita is a part of the Mahabharata. Buddhist monasteries and are decorated with The Ramayana is about Rama who had to beautiful paintings.
(i) The caves are dark inside, so the paintings were done in the light of torches.
(ii) The colours, which are bright even after 1500 years, were made of plants and minerals.
(iii) The artists who created these splendid works of art remain unknown.
14.
The pradakshina patha was a path which laid around the stupa. This was surrounded with railings.
Entrance to the path was through gateways. Devotees walked around the stupa in a clockwise direction, as a mark of devotion. Both railings and gateways were decorated with sculpture.
15.
(i)The Jaina monastery in the picture is situated In Odisha.
(ii)Jaina monks lived and meditated In these rooms.
16.
(i)The temple shown in the picture was built about 1500 years ago
(ii)It is located at Bhitargaon, Uttar Pradesh.
(iii)It was made of birck and stone.
17.
The earliest Hindu temples were built 2000-1500 years ago. Deities such as Vishnu, Shiva and Durga were worshipped in these temples.
The most important part of the temple was the room known as the garbhagriha, where image of the chief deity was placed. It was here that priests performed religious rituals and devotees offered worship to the deity.
The garbhagriha had a tower, known as the Shikhara which was built on top of the garbhagriha. It is marked as the sacred place. Building shikharas required careful planning. Most temples also had a space known as the mandapa. It was a hall where people could assemble. Some of the finest stone temples were built in Mahabalipuram and Aihole about 1400-1500 years ago.
18.
The stupas and temples were built through the following steps:
(i) Good quality stone had to be found, quarried and transported to the place that was often carefully chosen for the new buildings.
(ii) The rough blocks of stones were shaped and carved into pillars, and panels for walls, floors and ceilings.
(iii) They were often placed in precisely the right position.
(iv) Devotees brought gifts, which were used to decorate the buildings.
(v) Merchants, farmers, garland makers, perfumers, smiths and hundreds of men and women also paid for decorations and their names were inscribed on pillars, railings and walls.
19.
(b)
20.
(a)
21.
(a)
22.
(b)
23.
(b)
24.
(a)
India
25.
(c)
Old
26.
(d)
China
27.
(b)
An astronomer
28.
(a)
New Delhi
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