A) White Paper B) Indian Reform Pamphlet C) Green Pamphlet D) South African Gazette
A) The British Army B) Gopal Krishna Gokhale C) The police superintendent and his wife D) Local Indian laborers
A) Zulu Rebellion B) Second Boer War C) Indian Rebellion of 1857 D) First World War
A) Volunteer Ambulance Brigade B) Indian Infantry Battalion C) Natal Relief Association D) Indian Medical Corps
A) Battle of Ladysmith B) Battle of Mafeking C) Battle of Spion Kop D) Battle of Pretoria
A) John Ruskin B) Allan Octavian Hume C) Joseph Chamberlain D) Jan Christian Smuts
A) Gopal Krishna Gokhale B) Allan Octavian Hume C) Joseph Chamberlain D) Jan Christian Smuts
A) Lord Curzon B) Jan Christian Smuts C) Joseph Chamberlain D) Allan Octavian Hume
A) The Natal Herald B) The Truth Seeker C) Indian Opinion D) Satyagraha Gazette
A) Civil Disobedience by Henry Thoreau B) The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith C) The Social Contract by Jean-Jacques Rousseau D) Unto This Last by John Ruskin
A) Phoenix B) Tolstoy Farm C) Sabarmati D) Natal Settlement
A) Ahimsa B) Swadeshi C) Brahmacharya D) Satyagraha
A) Soul-power B) Truth-force C) Will-to-act D) Non-violence
A) Ban on Indian marriages B) Forced relocation to shantytowns C) Imposition of a poll tax D) Registration of every Indian child over the age of eight
A) Jan Christian Smuts B) Allan Octavian Hume C) Joseph Chamberlain D) Lord Milner
A) It deported the spouses of Indian immigrants B) It forced families to pay a marriage tax C) It rendered all Indian children born out of wedlock D) It banned all Indian migration to the Cape
A) A large-scale strike by five thousand Indian coal miners B) Pressure from the Indian National Congress C) A violent uprising in the Transvaal D) The intervention of the British Crown
A) 1914 B) 1916 C) 1910 D) 1912
A) Indians B) Boers C) British D) Zulus
A) Maritzburg B) Durban C) Cape Town D) Johannesburg
A) Pushkin B) Chekhov C) Dostoevsky D) Tolstoy
A) Bhagavad Gita B) Upanishads C) Quran D) Vedas
A) Gokhale B) Nehru C) Raychandra D) Tilak
A) Coolies B) Outcasts C) Settlers D) Foreigners
A) One year B) About twenty years C) Ten years D) Five years
A) They were not allowed to walk in groups B) They were not allowed to walk in parks C) They were not allowed to walk on the sidewalk D) They were not allowed to walk during the day
A) Payment B) Financial donations C) Public recognition D) Legal counsel
A) The Sermon on the Mount B) The Torah C) The Ten Commandments D) The Four Noble Truths
A) Medical doctors B) Industrial engineers C) Manual laborers on plantations D) Government officials
A) Mahadev Desai B) Karamchand Gandhi C) Jeramdas D) Pyarelal Nayyar
A) 2 rupees B) 10 rupees C) 1 rupee D) 5 rupees
A) 100,000 B) 10,000 C) 5,000 D) 50,000
A) Jeramdas B) Pyarelal Nayyar C) Mahadev Desai D) Karamchand Gandhi
A) Yerwada Central Jail B) A ship to London C) His home in Porbandar D) Sabarmati Ashram
A) Mahadev Desai B) Pyarelal Nayyar C) Jeramdas D) Karamchand Gandhi
A) A political necessity B) A Western practice C) A waste of time D) A sacred Indian tradition
A) Mahabharata B) Ramayana C) Shravana Pitrabhakti Nataka D) Harishchandra
A) 11 B) 13 C) 18 D) 15
A) Pyarelal Gandhi B) Karamchand Gandhi C) Jeramdas Gandhi D) Mahadev Gandhi
A) History B) Geography C) Gymnastics D) Mathematics
A) The English was too difficult B) The book was too expensive C) Indians preferred Gujarati D) The book was banned
A) English B) Hindi C) Malayalam D) Gujarati
A) Unity B) Indian Opinion C) Young India D) Navjivan
A) Mahadev Desai B) Jawaharlal Nehru C) K. Madhavanar D) Swami Anand
A) My Life and Mission B) Journey to Freedom C) The Story of a Soul D) Experiments with Truth
A) 1998 B) 1929 C) 1925 D) 1948
A) 60 B) 56 C) 50 D) 45
A) Young India B) Navjivan C) Unity D) Mathrubhumi Weekly
A) 100 B) 166 C) 200 D) 56
A) 1929 B) 1922 C) 1948 D) 1998
A) Swami Anand B) Gandhi C) Mahadev Desai D) K. Madhavanar
A) Three B) Two C) One D) Five
A) Mahatma B) Governor C) Commander D) Viceroy
A) Holy Leader B) Truth Seeker C) Great Soul D) Pure Spirit
A) Near Ahmedabad B) In Bombay C) In Delhi D) Near Johannesburg
A) Taxation B) Industrialization C) Military recruitment D) Sanitation
A) Punjab B) Ahmedabad C) Champaran D) Benares
A) He fasted B) He organized a march C) He resigned from the Congress D) He sought government intervention
A) Tuberculosis B) Dysentery C) Malaria D) Influenza
A) Wartime restrictions including curfews B) Immediate independence for India C) Abolition of the caste system D) Economic aid for the poor
A) Lord Willington B) Montagu-Chelmsford C) Lord Reading D) Reginald Dyer
A) Kasar-i-hind B) Freedom Medal C) Order of the British Empire D) Victoria Cross
A) Treasurer B) Secretary C) President D) Legal Advisor
A) Gandhi tried to escape the country B) Gandhi attacked a British official C) Violence occurred in Chauri Chaura D) Gandhi refused to pay taxes
A) Treason B) Sedition C) Theft D) Inciting riots
A) C.F. Andrews B) General Dyer C) Lord Irwin D) C.N. Broomfield
A) Immediate release B) A reduced sentence C) A trial by jury D) The heaviest possible sentence
A) Hold public meetings B) Travel outside the prison C) Write letters to the Viceroy D) Use a spinning wheel
A) Armed with weapons B) Formally educated C) Wealthy D) Morally ready
A) Defeating the British Empire B) Conquering subtle passions C) Winning Indian independence D) Achieving national unity
A) Natural physical courage B) Strict religious dogmatism C) Extreme political ambition D) Great literary talent
A) Legal expertise B) Administrative skill C) Intellectual ability D) Suspiciousness
A) George Orwell B) Govardhanram Tripathi C) Sissela Bok D) Shrimad Rajchandra
A) Harivallabh Bhayani B) Govardhanram Tripathi C) Leo Tolstoy D) John Ruskin
A) Unto This Last B) Reflections on Gandhi C) Saraswatichandra D) The Kingdom of God Is Within You
A) An artist B) A professional athlete C) A successful lawyer D) A professional soldier
A) Leo Tolstoy B) Sissela Bok C) George Orwell D) Harivallabh Bhayani |