The Indus Valley Civilisation


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  1. 1.

    What is the meaning of Mohenjo-Daro?

  2. 2.

    Why were the granaries constructed closer to rivers?

  3. 3.

    Tick (√) the correct option.

    1. Rich traders and _____________ were the inhabitants of citadels in the Indus cities.
      1. artists
      2. craftmen
      3. priests
      4. labourers
    2. _____________ was a large building that stored surplus food grains.
      1. The Great Granary
      2. The Great Bath
      3. Dwelling houses
      4. Citadels
    3. The main occupation of the Indus people was _____________.
      1. masonry
      2. agriculture
      3. stone-making
      4. brick-making
    4. Stamps that facilitated trade in Indus Valley civilisation are called as _____________.
      1. seals
      2. amulets
      3. terracotta
      4. spindle whorl
    5. Sacred animals in Indus Valley civilisation were humped bull, elephant and _____________.
      1. oxen
      2. sheep
      3. rhinoceros
      4. goats
  4. 4.

    Fill in the blanks.

    1. The Indus Valley civilisation lasted from _____________ BCE to _____________ BCE approximately.
    2. Main streets were cut at _____________ angles by smaller streets.
    3. A circular brick platform was used for _____________ grains.
    4. _____________ were worn to ward off evil spirits.
    5. The Indus people used _____________ script for writing purposes.
  5. 5.

    Write True of False.

    1. Dockyard was excavated in Lothal.
    2. The three-headed male god was known as Shakti.
    3. Men kept long hair and trimmed their beards.
    4. Assembly Hall was a twenty-pillarded hall with thick walls.
    5. Women wore amulets and finger rings.
  6. 6.

    Match the columns.

    Column AColumn B
    a. Lothali. wheat
    b. The Great Bathii. transportation
    c. Breadiii.Gujarat
    d. Boatsiv. gold
    e. Beadsv. six entrances

     

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