📘 Class 7 History – Chapter 2
New Kings and Kingdoms
(MCQs Worksheet)
Practice these MCQs to revise key concepts and prepare confidently for exams.
📝 Multiple Choice Questions
1. The period between the 7th and 12th centuries is important because:
- A. No kingdoms existed
- B. New kings and kingdoms emerged
- C. British rule began
- D. Trade completely stopped
Answer: B. New kings and kingdoms emerged
2. Who were samantas?
- A. Religious teachers
- B. Foreign invaders
- C. Subordinate rulers under powerful kings
- D. Village farmers
Answer: C. Subordinate rulers under powerful kings
3. Which of the following dynasties ruled South India?
- A. Palas
- B. Gurjara-Pratiharas
- C. Cholas
- D. Rashtrakutas
Answer: C. Cholas
4. What were prashastis?
- A. Tax records
- B. Inscriptions praising kings
- C. Village laws
- D. Religious books
Answer: B. Inscriptions praising kings
5. Which ritual was performed by kings to show their supreme power?
- A. Upanayana
- B. Ashvamedha Yajna
- C. Vivaha
- D. Agnihotra
Answer: B. Ashvamedha Yajna
6. Land grants during this period were usually recorded on:
- A. Palm leaves
- B. Paper scrolls
- C. Copper plates
- D. Cloth
Answer: C. Copper plates
7. What was the sabha?
- A. Army unit
- B. Assembly of Brahmins
- C. Group of traders
- D. Court of law
Answer: B. Assembly of Brahmins
8. What was the ur?
- A. Royal palace
- B. Fort
- C. Assembly of common villagers
- D. Temple committee
Answer: C. Assembly of common villagers
9. Which activity was managed by village assemblies?
- A. Foreign trade
- B. Sea travel
- C. Irrigation and agriculture
- D. Coin minting
Answer: C. Irrigation and agriculture
10. Why did samantas become powerful over time?
- A. Kings lost interest in ruling
- B. They controlled land and military resources
- C. People elected them
- D. They were foreign rulers
Answer: B. They controlled land and military resources
Revise keywords like samanta, prashasti, sabha, ur, Ashvamedha. MCQs help in quick revision before exams.
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