Who was the greatest Bhakti poet of Maharasthra ?
(1) Ramdas                           (2) Tukaram
(3) Namdeva                         (4) Eknath

The foreign traveler who visited India during the Mughal period and who left us an expert’s description of the Peacock Throne was
(1) Geronimo Verroneo
(2) ‘Omrah’ Danishmand Khan
(3) Tavernier
(4) Austin of Bordeaux

The dead body of Babar by his own choice lies buried in
(1) Agra                                     (2) Farghana
(3) Samarqand                          (4) Kabul

Goa was captured by the Portuguese in the year—

(1) 1508                              (2) 1608
(3) 1510                              (4) 1610

Who was the Guru of Shivaji?
(1) Namdev                   (2) Ramdas
(3) Eknath                     (4) Tukaram

Amir Khusrau was a musician and
(1) Sufi saint
(2) Persian and Hindi writer, and scholar
(3) historian
(4) All of the above

A new coin called the ‘Rupia’ was issued for the first time by
(1) Ala-ud-din Khilji
(2) Mohammed Shah Tughluq                                                                                                            (3) Sher Shah Suri
(4) Akbar

The world-famous ‘Peacock Throne was kept in which of the following Mughal buildings?
(1) Diwan-r-Khasa-Fatehpur Sikri
(2) New Agra Fort
(3) The Rang Mahal of the Red Fort at Delhi
(4) The Diwan–i–Am of the Red Fort at Delhi

Which was the birth place of Guru Nanak?
(1) Gurdaspur                       (2) Amritsar
(3) Lahore                            (4) Talwandi

The famous Kohinoor diamond was produced from one of the mines in
(1) Orissa                                         (2) Chhota Nagpur
(3) Bijapur                                        (4) Golconda

Which of the following was not ordered by Alauddin Khalji to control black-marketing and hoarding?

(1) Land revenue should be collected in kind

(2) Cultivators should sell the harvested crops on the field only
(3) Merchants should sell all commodities in the open
(4) More privileges should be given to Khuts and Muqaddams