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Role of India in the Present World NDA Questions
NDA SYLLABUS
NDA Indian History
Forces Shaping the Modern world
Renaissance
Exploration and Discovery
A Broad Survey of Indian History, with Emphasis on Culture and Civilization
Freedom Movement in India
French Revolution, Industrial Revolution and Russian Revolution
War of American Independence
Impact of Science and Technology on Society
United Nations
Panchsheel
Role of India in the Present World
Bhoodan and Sarvodaya
Basic Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi
Role of India in the Present World MCQ Questions
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1.
The division of China into spheres of influence has often been described as the _____ of the Chinese melon.
A.
Stealing
B.
Cooking
C.
Slicing
D.
Cutting
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D. Cutting
2.
The South and South-East Asia includes which of the following places?
A.
Nepal
B.
Indonesia
C.
Both a and b
D.
Birmingham
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C. Both a and b
3.
Even before the rise of the new imperialism many of south and south-east Asia were already dominated by the _____
A.
Europeans
B.
Americans
C.
Chinese
D.
Australians
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A. Europeans
4.
Sri Lanka was occupied by the Portuguese, then by the Dutch, and later by the _____
A.
Chinese
B.
Japanese
C.
French
D.
British
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D. British
5.
England introduced tea and rubber plantations, which came to form _____ of Sri Lank's exports.
A.
One-third
B.
Seven-eighths
C.
Half
D.
None of the above
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B. Seven-eighths
6.
The _____ lost Malaya to the British, including Singapore, lying at the tip of the Malaya peninsula.
A.
Dutch
B.
British
C.
Portuguese
D.
French
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A. Dutch
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