📘 Class 7 History – Chapter 7
Tribes, Nomads and Settled Communities
MCQs Worksheet
Attempt the following multiple choice questions to revise the chapter quickly.
📝 Multiple Choice Questions
1. Tribal societies were mainly based on:
- A. Caste system
- B. Kinship ties
- C. Written laws
- D. Urban life
Answer: B. Kinship ties
2. Which of the following is a characteristic of tribal society?
- A. Rigid caste rules
- B. Private ownership of land
- C. Common ownership of resources
- D. Heavy taxes
Answer: C. Common ownership of resources
3. Nomads were people who:
- A. Lived permanently in villages
- B. Practised settled agriculture
- C. Moved from place to place
- D. Worked only in towns
Answer: C. Moved from place to place
4. The Banjaras were famous as:
- A. Farmers
- B. Kings
- C. Nomadic traders
- D. Temple priests
Answer: C. Nomadic traders
5. Which goods were mainly transported by the Banjaras?
- A. Gold and silver
- B. Grain, salt and cattle
- C. Weapons
- D. Books
Answer: B. Grain, salt and cattle
6. Settled communities mainly depended on:
- A. Hunting
- B. Nomadic trade
- C. Agriculture
- D. Fishing only
Answer: C. Agriculture
7. Which of the following was NOT followed by tribes?
- A. Kinship system
- B. Tribal councils
- C. Caste hierarchy
- D. Shared traditions
Answer: C. Caste hierarchy
8. Some tribal chiefs became kings because they:
- A. Controlled land and resources
- B. Lived in forests
- C. Avoided taxes
- D. Refused contact with others
Answer: A. Controlled land and resources
9. One major reason for changes in tribal life was:
- A. Expansion of agriculture
- B. Decline of villages
- C. Growth of oceans
- D. Increase in forests
Answer: A. Expansion of agriculture
10. Which group followed caste-based rules?
- A. Nomads
- B. Tribes
- C. Settled communities
- D. Forest dwellers
Answer: C. Settled communities
Remember keywords like tribes, nomads, Banjaras, kinship, settled life. MCQs help in quick revision before exams.
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