History Practice Quiz 199

Q1.Which slogan did Bal Gangadhar Tilak raise?

A. Swaraj is my birthright B. Freedom is my birthright and I shall have it C. Jai Hind D. Vande Mataram

Q2.What did the Moderates believe about the British?

A. The British were cruel and would never accept Indian demands B. The British had respect for ideals of freedom and justice C. The British were weak and could be overthrown easily D. The British were indifferent to Indian opinions

Q3.What did the Radical leaders criticise the Moderates for?

A. Their aggressive politics B. Their politics of prayers C. Their support for British rule D. Their lack of education

Q4.Which regions did leaders like Bepin Chandra Pal, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, and Lala Lajpat Rai emerge from?

A. Bengal, Maharashtra and Punjab B. Bengal, Gujarat and Punjab C. Maharashtra, Punjab and Madras D. Bengal, Maharashtra and Madras

Q5.What did the Radical leaders emphasise the importance of?

A. Petitions to the British B. Self-reliance and constructive work C. Violent revolution D. Cooperation with the British

Q6.In which year did Viceroy Curzon partition Bengal?

A. 1905 B. 1906 C. 1907 D. 1911

Q7.What was the official reason given by the British for partitioning Bengal?

A. Administrative convenience B. Religious differences C. Economic development D. Political stability

Q8.Which province was merged with East Bengal after the partition?

A. Assam B. Bihar C. Orissa D. Andhra

Q9.What was the name of the movement that arose in opposition to the partition of Bengal?

A. Swadeshi movement B. Quit India movement C. Non-Cooperation movement D. Civil Disobedience movement

Q10.Which Marathi newspaper edited by Balgangadhar Tilak became a strong critic of British rule?

A. Kesari B. Maratha C. Prabhakar D. Sudharak

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History Practice Quiz 199