Who among the following was the first grammarian of the Sanskrit language?
(1) Kalhana                                    (2) Maitreyi
(3) Kalidasa                                   (4) Panini

To which ganarajya Gautam Buddha belonged?

(1) Shibi                                   (2) Shakya
(3) Saurasena                          (4) Shabara

The school of Indian art which is also known as the Greco–Roman–Buddhist art is the _______ school
(1) Mauryan                                       (2) Shunga
(3) Gandhara                                     (4) Gupta

Which of the following Pallava Kings assumed the title of “Vatapikonda” after defeating and slaying the great Chalukyan King Pulakesin \(\mathrm{II}\)?
(1) Narsimha Varman \(\mathrm{I}\)
(2) Mahendra Varman \(\mathrm{I}\)
(3) Parameshwar Varman \(\mathrm{I}\)
(4) Nandi Varman

Harsha moved his capital from _____ to _____ .
(1) Thanesar, Kannauj
(2) Delhi, Deogiri
(3) Kamboj, Kannauj
(4) Valabhi, Delhi

Which of the following Harappan sites had a dockyard?
(1) Harappa                (2) Mohenjodaro
(3) Lothal                    (4) Alamgirpur

Aryabhatta and Kalidasa were in the court of which Gupta Emperor?

(1) Kumara Gupta \(\mathrm{I}\)
(2) Chandra Gupta \(\mathrm{II}\)
(3) Samudra Gupta
(4) Skanda Gupta

The language in which Buddha preached?
(1) Hindi                       (2) Urdu
(3) Pali                         (4) Hebrew

Ashoka was a king of which dynasty?

(1) Pradyota                         (2) Haryanka
(3) Maurya                           (4) Nanda

‘Mohan-jo-daro’ in Sindhi means
(1) The city of evil spirits
(2) The food of Pashupati
(3) The land of Shiva
(4) The mound of the dead

What was Hampi known for?

(1) It was the capital of Golconda

(2) It had the largest stable in medieval India
(3) It had the translation of the Indian epics to Persian

(4) It was the capital of Vijayanagara