Quiz on Dr.B.R.Ambedkar and The Song of India

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#1. Dr.B.R.Ambedkar spent most of his life by………………..

a) purchasing books

b) attending conferences

c) reading books

d) none of these

#2. How did the fourteenth amendment of the USA constitution benefit the Black Americans?

a) it gave freedom

b) It gave punishment

c) It offered free money

d) It gave job opportunity

#3. What did Mahatma Phule work for?

a) corruption free India

b) industrial development

c) economical development

d) classless society and women’s upliftment

#4. Mookanayaka, Bahishkrit Bharat and Samata were ………….

a) voice mails

b) newspapers

c) institutions

d) political parties

#5. Gandhiji termed the depressed classes as …………….

a) poor people

b) depressed classes

c) Harijan

d) brothers

#6. Why did Nehru choose Dr. Ambedkar as first law minister of India?

a) he had skills in law and legislation

b) his vision of social justice

c) he made campaigns against social injustice

d) all of the above

#7. What was the opinion of Buddha regarding the caste divisions?

a) the noble and ignoble

b) wholesome and unwholesome

c) superior and inferior

d) both option A and B are correct

#8. What was the opinion of Avvai regarding the caste divisions?

a) the noble and ignoble

b) superior and inferior

c) The charitable and miser

d) both option B and C are correct

#9. Why did British impose “Divide and rule” policy?

a) to strengthen their control over India

b) to support the Indians

c) to offer good education

d) to support Indian soldiers

#10. ‘They brought a veritable revolution in social thought’. Who are ‘they’?

a) Dr. Ambedkar

b) Mahatma Gandhi

c) Dr. Ambedkar and Gandhi

d) none of these

#11. Who called Dr. Ambedkar as a symbol of revolt?

a) Jawaharlal Nehru

b) Mahatma Gandhi

c) Buddha

d) Avvai

#12. Dr. Ambedkar raised it ‘brick by brick.’ What is ‘brick by brick’ referred?

a) Three pillars of the state

b) Three newspapers

c) Fundamental rights

d) Grammar of Anarchy

#13. Who were the other notable members of the Drafting committee?

a) Alladi Krishnaswami Iyyar

b) K.M.Munshi

c) Gopalaswami Ayyangar

d) All of them

#14. Dr. Ambedkar had a ‘rare gifts.’ What were they?

a) tactfulness

b) frankness

c) utmost patience

d) all of the above

#15. What are the three pillars of the state?

a) the legislature

b) the executive

c) the judiciary

d) all of the above

#16. Dr. Ambedkar was a voracious reader. What do you mean by ‘voracious’?

a) very eager for knowledge

b) make something better

c) insatiable

d) never giving up

#17. What is Dr.Ambedkar considered as ‘Grammar of Anarchy’ ?

a) Civil disobedience

b) non- cooperation

c) satyagraha

d) All of the above

#18. How did Dr. Ambedkar and Mahatam Gandhi try to wipe out caste discrimination from India?

a) By reminding their history

b) By reminding rights and duties

c) By reminding human values

d) By reminding education

#19. British tried ‘Divide and rule’ policy to strengthen their hegemony over India. What do you mean by ‘hegemony’ here?

a) control

b) freedom

c) enmity

d) oppressive rule

#20. Constitution is a …………….. document which defines power and position.

a) fundamental

b) secondary

c) unproven

d) useful

#21. Who is the poet of ‘The Song of India’?

a) William Shakespeare

b) Colley Cibber

c) V.K.Gokak

d) R.K.Narayan

#22. Who are the two speakers in this poem?

a) the poet and mother India

b) the poet and his father

c) God and the poet

d) the poet and the reader

#23. ‘Shall I sing of Himalayas with their snow born peak’? Whom does ‘I’ refer to?

a) the mother India

b) the poet

c) the artist

d) the priest

#24. ‘Sing of the begger and leper.’ Who is the speaker?

a) the mother India

b) the God

c) the poet

d) soldiers

#25. Who does the poet mean by ‘of your children that died to call their own’ ?

a) poor people

b) the poet

c) soldiers

d) citizens of India

#26. What is the contribution of seers and prophets?

a) Showed straight and narrow path to live.

b) Showed us how to discriminate among people.

c) songs and mantras

d) none of these

#27. ‘That beat into my ears like songs.’ Name the figure of speech used here.

a) metaphor

b) personification

c) hyperbole

d) simile

#28. ‘Querulous, I said is there no song that I can sing of you.’ What do you mean by ‘querulous’?

a) angry

b) complaining

c) happy

d) request

#29. ‘And the sun beam was as the hand that saves.’ The figure of speech is ………..

a) synecdoche

b) alliteration

c) simile

d) metaphor

#30. What does ‘the motherland writing the book of morrow’ signifies ?

a) bright future of our nation

b) bright future of poets

c) sacrifice of soldiers

d) value of humanity

#31. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about natural beauty of India?

a) sing of filth and dirt

b) sing of beggar and leper

c) sing of seers and prophets

d) both option A and B are correct

#32. What songs did the poet want to sing in natural beauty of India?

a) about Himalaya, clear dawn and three oceans

b) about rock cut temples

c) about lakes and dams

d) about soldiers and seers

#33. What song did the poet wish to sing about glorious past of India?

a) about begger and leper

b) about filth and dirt

c) about temples, soldiers, seers and prophets

d) about lake and dams

#34. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about glorious past of India?

a) about seers and prophets

b) about rock cut temples

c) about worker and orphan child

d) All of the above

#35. What song did the poet wish to sing about industrial progress of India?

a) about three oceans and golden rays of sun

b) about rock cut temples

c) about dam, lake, steel mills and ship building yard

d) none of these

#36. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about industrial progress of India?

a) about strikes and class war

b) about corruption

c) about dowry system

d) about orphan children

#37. Why did the poet call temples are epics in stone?

a) they tell the stories of Ramayana and Mahabharat

b) they are built in the strong stone

c) they are very precious

d) none of these

#38. What do the night and the sun God represent in this poem?

a) darkness and worshiping

b) the sorrow and the hand that save us

c) They represent negative feel

d) They represent class war

#39. What do the clear dawn represent in this poem?

a) the bright future of nation

b) sunrise in the morning

c) loss of development

d) none of these

#40. What song did the poet finally decide to sing?

a) stainless and unvapouring

b) songs of beggar and poor

c) devotional songs

d) patriotic songs

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This educational quiz is designed specifically for SSLC students, focusing on the significant contributions of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the cultural essence of “The Song of India.” It features a series of multiple-choice questions that assess students’ understanding of Dr. Ambedkar’s life, philosophy, and impact on Indian society, alongside questions that explore the themes and significance of “The Song of India.”

The quiz serves as an effective tool for reinforcing knowledge and preparing students for examinations. By engaging with these carefully curated questions, students will enhance their comprehension and retention of key concepts, fostering a deeper appreciation for both Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s legacy and the rich tapestry of Indian literature.

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#1. Dr.B.R.Ambedkar spent most of his life by………………..

#2. How did the fourteenth amendment of the USA constitution benefit the Black Americans?

#3. What did Mahatma Phule work for?

#4. Mookanayaka, Bahishkrit Bharat and Samata were ………….

#5. Gandhiji termed the depressed classes as …………….

#6. Why did Nehru choose Dr. Ambedkar as first law minister of India?

#7. What was the opinion of Buddha regarding the caste divisions?

#8. What was the opinion of Avvai regarding the caste divisions?

#9. Why did British impose “Divide and rule” policy?

#10. ‘They brought a veritable revolution in social thought’. Who are ‘they’?

#11. Who called Dr. Ambedkar as a symbol of revolt?

#12. Dr. Ambedkar raised it ‘brick by brick.’ What is ‘brick by brick’ referred?

#13. Who were the other notable members of the Drafting committee?

#14. Dr. Ambedkar had a ‘rare gifts.’ What were they?

#15. What are the three pillars of the state?

#16. Dr. Ambedkar was a voracious reader. What do you mean by ‘voracious’?

#17. What is Dr.Ambedkar considered as ‘Grammar of Anarchy’ ?

#18. How did Dr. Ambedkar and Mahatam Gandhi try to wipe out caste discrimination from India?

#19. British tried ‘Divide and rule’ policy to strengthen their hegemony over India. What do you mean by ‘hegemony’ here?

#20. Constitution is a …………….. document which defines power and position.

#21. Who is the poet of ‘The Song of India’?

#22. Who are the two speakers in this poem?

#23. ‘Shall I sing of Himalayas with their snow born peak’? Whom does ‘I’ refer to?

#24. ‘Sing of the begger and leper.’ Who is the speaker?

#25. Who does the poet mean by ‘of your children that died to call their own’ ?

#26. What is the contribution of seers and prophets?

#27. ‘That beat into my ears like songs.’ Name the figure of speech used here.

#28. ‘Querulous, I said is there no song that I can sing of you.’ What do you mean by ‘querulous’?

#29. ‘And the sun beam was as the hand that saves.’ The figure of speech is ………..

#30. What does ‘the motherland writing the book of morrow’ signifies ?

#31. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about natural beauty of India?

#32. What songs did the poet want to sing in natural beauty of India?

#33. What song did the poet wish to sing about glorious past of India?

#34. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about glorious past of India?

#35. What song did the poet wish to sing about industrial progress of India?

#36. What song did mother India ask to sing, when poet wished to sing about industrial progress of India?

#37. Why did the poet call temples are epics in stone?

#38. What do the night and the sun God represent in this poem?

#39. What do the clear dawn represent in this poem?

#40. What song did the poet finally decide to sing?

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