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Chapter 1The Gupta Era: An Age of Tireless Creativity
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This chapter studies the Gupta period as a time of major cultural and intellectual achievement. Students learn about governance, art, science, literature, and creativity in the Gupta era, and understand why this period is remembered as historically significant.

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01 Social Science
Which option correctly fills the blank? 7.19 Prāgjyotiṣha (modern-day ______), as fighting on the side of the Kauravas in the Great War , and some historical rulers claimed him among their ancestors.
A Assam
B The Gupta Era
C Tapestry
D Past Neither
02 Social Science
According to the chapter, complete the statement: New kings … new titles ______ and coins provide valuable insights into the titles adopted by Gupta rulers, such as ‘ mah?r?jadhir?ja’, ‘samra??’, and ‘chakravartin’.
A The Gupta Era
B Tapestry
C Inscriptions
D Past Neither
03 Social Science
According to the chapter, complete the statement: ______ similar conditions, in the northeast, Samudragupta defeated the ruler of Kāmarūpa but did not take direct control.
A Tapestry
B The Gupta Era
C Under
D Past Neither
04 Social Science
Which option correctly fills the blank? ______ for Beauty The Gupta rulers created a supportive environment where creativity and craftsmanship thrived; some of the iconic works of history were produced during this time.
A The Gupta Era
B The Quest
C Past Neither
D Tapestry
05 Social Science
Assertion: The Gupta era is studied as part of broader Indian history, not in isolation. Reason: Every historical period is totally cut off from all other periods.
A Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason correctly explains Assertion
B Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason does not correctly explain Assertion
C Assertion is true but Reason is false
D Assertion is false but Reason is true
06 Social Science
Landscape of Ajanta caves, dating from the 2nd century BCE to about 480 CE Dhruv and Bhavisha had just returned from their journey to the P ānḍya kingdom.
A True
B False
07 Social Science
Assertion: Historical art provides no evidence of cultural life. Reason: Buildings, sculpture, and visual remains preserve evidence of past creativity.
A Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason correctly explains Assertion
B Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason does not correctly explain Assertion
C Assertion is true but Reason is false
D Assertion is false but Reason is true
08 Social Science
According to the chapter, complete the statement: Other than the ______, dynasties like Vākāṭakas, Pallavas, and Varmans ruled in their respective regions, making this period full of cultural and intellectual vibrancy.
A Tapestry
B The Gupta Era
C Past Neither
D Guptas
09 Social Science
Past Neither and kingdoms during the period from 3rd to 6th century CE.
A True
B False
10 Social Science
Choose the most accurate completion: ______ coin depicts the sacrificial horse of the a?hvamedha yajña; the reverse depicts the queen holding a chauri (fly whisk).
A The Gupta Era
B This
C Past Neither
D Tapestry
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