MCQ Class 12 English Chapter 5 Indigo Flamingo Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Flamingo Class 12th 1. What did Gandhi write on the receipt of the official notice?That he accepted the orderThat he would obey laterThat he would disobey the orderThat he would leave the next dayQuestion 1 of 192. Why did thousands of peasants gather around the courthouse?They wanted to celebrate a festivalThey wanted to support GandhiThey wanted to meet the landlordsThey wanted to hear the lawyersQuestion 2 of 193. What did Gandhi plead in court?InnocenceComplete ignoranceGuiltySelf-defenceQuestion 3 of 194. What did Gandhi call his situation in court?A political struggleA conflict of dutiesA legal victoryA personal problemQuestion 4 of 195. Why did Gandhi disobey the order to leave Champaran?He wanted personal fameHe disliked the officialsHe wanted to avoid courtHe followed the higher law of conscienceQuestion 5 of 196. What did Gandhi refuse to furnish when the judge asked him?EvidenceA written statementBailA witnessQuestion 6 of 197. What did the lawyers decide after discussing Gandhi’s possible imprisonment?To leave ChamparanTo follow Gandhi into jailTo support the landlordsTo return to court laterQuestion 7 of 198. What did Gandhi say after the lawyers agreed to follow him?“The battle of Champaran is won.”“The court is closed.”“The peasants are free.”“The landlords have lost.”Question 8 of 199. What happened to Gandhi’s case after several days?He was sent to prisonThe case was droppedHe left ChamparanThe landlords won the caseQuestion 9 of 1910. Approximately how many peasants gave written depositions during the inquiry?About 1,000About 5,000About 10,000About 20,000Question 10 of 1911. Who was the sole representative of the peasants on the official commission?Rajendra PrasadGandhiJ.B.KripalaniBrij Kishor BabuQuestion 11 of 1912. What percentage refund did Gandhi initially ask the planters to make?25 per cent40 per cent50 per cent75 per centQuestion 12 of 1913. What percentage refund did the planters finally offer?10 per cent20 per cent25 per cent50 per centQuestion 13 of 1914. Why did Gandhi consider the 25 per cent refund significant?It gave the landlords more moneyIt showed that the landlords had to surrender money and prestigeIt ended all legal cases immediatelyIt made the peasants wealthyQuestion 14 of 1915. What happened to indigo sharecropping within a few years?It expandedIt became compulsory againIt disappearedIt moved to another districtQuestion 15 of 1916. How many villages had primary schools opened in them?FourFiveSixEightQuestion 16 of 1917. Which medicines were available for the villagers?Castor oil, quinine and sulphur ointmentAspirin, quinine and iodineCastor oil, penicillin and iodineQuinine, aspirin and sulphurQuestion 17 of 1918. What lesson did Gandhi teach the lawyers through the Champaran episode?Andrews was a lawyerAndrews did not support the peasantsGandhi wanted Indians to rely on themselvesAndrews wanted to leave Indiay did Gandhi oppose the idea of Charles Freer Andrews staying in Champaran?Question 18 of 1919. What was the main theme of the Champaran episode?The growth of commercial farmingLeadership in securing justice for oppressed peopleThe development of British estatesThe history of Indian agricultureQuestion 19 of 19 Loading...
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