MCQ Chapter 4 Early Humans and Beginning Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement Early Humans and Beginning of Civilisation 1. The Great Wall of China was built over a period of approximately:500 years1,000 years2,000 years300 yearsQuestion 1 of 202. Construction of the earliest sections of the Great Wall began around:680 BCE221 BCE1600 BCE500 CEQuestion 2 of 203. The expansion and repair of the Great Wall continued until the:5th century CE10th century CE17th century CE20th century CEQuestion 3 of 204. Silk was known to the Chinese from the:Iron Age onlyNeolithic periodHan period onlyQin period onlyQuestion 4 of 205. During which age did silk become an important craft?Stone AgeIron AgeBronze AgeMesolithic AgeQuestion 5 of 206. Around the 2nd century BCE, silk became a major item of external trade during the:Shang DynastyZhou DynastyQin DynastyHan DynastyQuestion 6 of 207. The famous trade route for silk came to be known as the:Spice RouteSilk RouteCopper RouteRoyal RouteQuestion 7 of 208. By 1500 BCE, Chinese Bronze Age society had become:Completely equalHighly stratifiedNomadicTribal onlyQuestion 8 of 209. Which group occupied the highest position in Chinese Bronze Age society?Farmers and labourersMerchantsRuling class, nobles, and aristocratsCraftsmenQuestion 9 of 2010. Which group came below the ruling class in Chinese Bronze Age society?Soldiers onlyFarmers and labourersPriests onlyTraders onlyQuestion 10 of 2011. During which dynasty did a metal-based medium of exchange appear?Shang DynastyZhou DynastyHan DynastyQin DynastyQuestion 11 of 2012. By which century BCE had a money economy developed in China?8th century BCE7th century BCE5th century BCE2nd century BCEQuestion 12 of 2013. China was the first country to introduce:Gold coinsPaper currencyPlastic moneyCredit cardsQuestion 13 of 2014. China was also the first country to develop civil services through:Military trainingReligious ceremoniesPublic examinationRoyal appointment onlyQuestion 14 of 2015. Major Bronze Age civilisations generally emerged in:Desert regionsMountain topsFertile river plainsCoastal islands onlyQuestion 15 of 2016. Increased agricultural productivity mainly led to the growth of:Urban citiesForestsVolcanoesNomadic camps onlyQuestion 16 of 2017. The development of writing systems mainly helped early societies to:Record economic transactions and social activitiesPredict earthquakesBuild stronger housesProduce iron toolsQuestion 17 of 2018. Over time, writing systems also helped in the composition of:Ships onlyLiterary and creative textsMetal weapons onlyAgricultural tools onlyQuestion 18 of 2019. Which of the following is a common feature shared by major Bronze Age civilisations?Development of writing systemsLiving only in forestsDependence only on huntingAbsence of tradeQuestion 19 of 2020. Which factor played the most important role in the independent development of major Bronze Age civilisations?Fertile river valleys supporting agricultureConstant migration across continentsLiving in isolated deserts onlyDependence solely on fishingQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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