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Class 6 - Frank History & Civics Solutions



Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1

............... Dynasty belonged to the Iron Age.

  1. Zhou
  2. Shang
  3. Qin

Answer

Qin

Question 2

Choose the correct option to complete the table

Egyptian CivilisationChinese Civilisation
RiverNileHuang He, Yangtze
ArchitecturePyramids?
  1. Pagodas
  2. Great Bath
  3. Ziggurat

Answer

Pagodas

Question 3

Read the statements and choose the correct option.

Assertion (A): The Shang Dynasty is known as the first dynasty in the Chinese Civilisation.

Reasoning (R): There were no archaeological and written evidence found for any dynasty earlier than the Shang Dynasty.

  1. Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation for (A).
  2. Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation for (A).
  3. Only (A) is true and (R) is false.

Answer

Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation for (A).

Explanation — The Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) was the earliest dynasty for which both archaeological and written evidence is found.

Question 4

The history of India during the Early Vedic Age was mainly known through the:

  1. Mahabharata
  2. Atharva Veda
  3. Rig Veda

Answer

Rig Veda

Question 5

The Four Noble Truths can lead one to attain:

  1. salvation.
  2. suffering.
  3. sorrow.

Answer

salvation.

Answer the following questions — Chinese Civilisation

Question 1

Along which rivers did the ancient Chinese Civilisation flourish?

Answer

The ancient Chinese Civilisation flourished along the banks of two rivers — the Huang He and the Yangtze.

Question 2

What do you know about the Oracle bone inscriptions?

Answer

Oracle bones were used for divination. These animal bones were inscripted with texts.

Question 3

Name two ancient Chinese philosophers. Which movements are credited to them?

Answer

Two ancient Chinese philosophers and the movements credited to them are:

S.No.PhilosopherMovement
1ConfuciusConfucianism
2LaoziTaoism

Question 4

Write a note on the Great Wall of China.

Answer

The Great Wall of China was originally built as separate walls and later unified in the 3rd century BCE by Emperor Shihuangdi. Built for defence against northern invaders, it stretches over 20,000 km with watchtowers for storing weapons, housing troops, and sending signals. It is the world’s longest humanmade structure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Differentiate between

Question 1

Differentiate between the Early Vedic Age and Later Vedic Age based on the given points.

Early Vedic AgeLater Vedic Age
Approximate time period
Another name for the age
Division of society
Location

Answer

Early Vedic AgeLater Vedic Age
Approximate time periodc. 1500 BCE to 1000 BCEc. 1000 BCE to 600 BCE
Another name for the ageRigvedic AgeEpic Age
Division of society
  • Jana (tribe) was primary to social life of the people.
  • Family was indicated through the term 'griha'.
  • Families were largely patriarchal, though women had an important role in the society.
  • Society was divided into four varnas, namely, Brahmanas, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras.
  • Kshatriyas and Brahmanas were the most powerful.
LocationThe land of seven rivers in the Punjab region also known as Sapta-Sindhu.Indo Gangetic planes in the Gangetic Valley.

Answer the following questions — Eight-fold Path

The Eight-fold Path is another name for the Middle Path. In this context, answer the following questions:

Question 1

What is the purpose of the Eight-fold Path?

Answer

The purpose of the Eight-fold path in Buddhism is to guide people towards leading better lives by ending their suffering and attaining nirvana, the ultimate state of liberation and peace.

Question 2

Which elements comprise the Eight-fold Path?

Answer

The elements that comprise the Eight-fold Path are as follows:

  1. Right Observation
  2. Right Determination
  3. Right Meditation
  4. Right Memory
  5. Right Speech
  6. Right Means of livelihood
  7. Right Action
  8. Right Exercise

Question 3

What were the Buddha's other teachings?

Answer

Buddha's teachings were based on ahimsa or non-violence, love and compassion for all living beings. He did not believe in the caste system and preached that all people were equal. The Buddha urged his followers to avoid living a life of extremes and to follow the Middle Path.

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