The Making of the National Movement 1870 to 1947 Test

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Differences between the Moderates and the Extremists resulted in the split of the Congress.

When did the Congress split?

A
1906

B
1907

C
1908

D
1909

Solution

The Congress split into moderates and extremists in 1907.

The correct answer is B.
Question 2
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The aim of the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha was to provide sovereignty to the country.

Sovereignty means that

A
all Indians enjoy the right to equality

B
the head of the country is a President

C
all Indians have the right to take their own decisions

D
there is an absence of discrimination on the basis of caste, colour or religion

Solution

Sovereignty means that all Indians have the right to take their own decisions either to elect their representatives or to stand against any injustice.

The correct answer is C.
Question 3
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Which of the following statements regarding the partition of Bengal is incorrect?

A
The British divided Bengal for administrative convenience.

B
The British aimed to curtail the influence of Bengali politicians.

C
The British divided Bengal as a part of the divide and rule policy.

D
The Bengali Muslims demanded a separate state for themselves.

Solution

The Bengali Muslims never demanded a separate state for themselves. The British divided Bengal because it was the biggest province of British India.

The correct answer is D.
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Which of the following demands was not a part of the Congress’ agenda?

A
Greater voice for Indians in the government and administration

B
Indians should be placed at high positions in the government

C
Demand for the merging of the judiciary with the executive

D
Freedom of speech and expression for Indians

Solution

The Congress demanded that the judiciary should function separately from the executive and not work under any pressure from the centre.

The correct answer is C.
Question 5
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For which reason did Rabindranath Tagore renounce his Knighthood?

A
For showing his grief for the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy.

B
For showing his grief for the partition of Bengal.

C
For participating in the Civil Disobedience Movement.

D
For reacting against the Ilbert bill controversy.

Solution

Rabindranath Tagore renounced his Knighthood for showing grief for the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy.

The correct answer is A.
Question 6
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The British government in England sent a commission headed by Lord Simon in the year 1927 known as the Simon Commission.

The mission of the Simon Commission was to

A
decide India’s future

B
separate Hindu and Muslim electorates

C
impose ban on the freedom of expression

D
provide freedom to princely states

Solution

The mission of the Simon Commission was to decide India’s future.

The correct answer is A.
Question 7
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Which of the following aspects is correct in the context of the failure of Non-Cooperation Movement?

A
The occurrence of violent activities in different parts of the country

B
The success of the British in curbing the movement

C
The arrest of Gandhiji and the loss of a strong leadership

D
The decline in enthusiasm among the followers of the movement

Solution

The occurrence of violent activities in different parts of India, especially in Chauri Chaura, forced Gandhiji to call back the movement.

The correct answer is A.

Question 8

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Column 1		Column 2
1.	Arms Act	i.	1935
2.	Provincial Autonomy Act	ii.	1919
3.	Morley Minto Reform Act	iii.	1878
4.	Rowlatt Act	iv.	1909

The information in the given table can be correctly matched as

1 − ii, 2 − iii, 3 − iv, 4 − i

1 − iii, 2 − i, 3 − iv, 4 − ii

1 − iii, 2 − ii, 3 − i, 4 − iv

1 − ii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − iii

Solution

The Arms act was passed in 1878; the Provincial Autonomy act was passed in 1935; the Morley Minto Reforms Act and the Rowlatt Act were passed in 1909 and 1919 respectively.

The correct answer is B.

Question 9
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Muslims organized themselves into a political body called the Muslim League.

When was the All India Muslim League formed?

A
1885

B
1898

C
1906

D
1913

Solution

The All India Muslim League was formed in 1906 in Dacca.

The correct answer is C.
Question 10
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Bengal was partitioned by the British in 1905 on the pretext of administrative convenience.

Who was the Viceroy of India when Bengal was partitioned?

A
Lord Lytton

B
Lord Ripon

C
Lord Canning

D
Lord Curzon

Solution

Lord Curzon was the Viceroy of India when Bengal was partitioned in 1905.

The correct answer is D.

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Question 1

1906

1907

1908

1909

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Question 2

all Indians enjoy the right to equality

the head of the country is a President

all Indians have the right to take their own decisions

there is an absence of discrimination on the basis of caste, colour or religion

Solution

Question 3

The British divided Bengal for administrative convenience.

The British aimed to curtail the influence of Bengali politicians.

The British divided Bengal as a part of the divide and rule policy.

The Bengali Muslims demanded a separate state for themselves.

Solution

Question 4

Greater voice for Indians in the government and administration

Indians should be placed at high positions in the government

Demand for the merging of the judiciary with the executive

Freedom of speech and expression for Indians

Solution

Question 5

For showing his grief for the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy.

For showing his grief for the partition of Bengal.

For participating in the Civil Disobedience Movement.

For reacting against the Ilbert bill controversy.

Solution

Question 6

decide India’s future

separate Hindu and Muslim electorates

impose ban on the freedom of expression

provide freedom to princely states

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Question 7

The occurrence of violent activities in different parts of the country

The success of the British in curbing the movement

The arrest of Gandhiji and the loss of a strong leadership

The decline in enthusiasm among the followers of the movement

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Question 8

1 − ii, 2 − iii, 3 − iv, 4 − i

1 − iii, 2 − i, 3 − iv, 4 − ii

1 − iii, 2 − ii, 3 − i, 4 − iv

1 − ii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − iii

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Question 9

1885

1898

1906

1913

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Question 10

Lord Lytton

Lord Ripon

Lord Canning

Lord Curzon

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