MCQ Questions | Class 10 Social Science History Chapter 4 | The Age of Industrialisation with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class10 Social Science Chapter 4 The Age of Industrialisation

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NCERT Solutions Class 10 Social Science History
Book:	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Board:	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Class:	10th
Subject:	Social Science \| History \| India and the Contemporary World-II
Chapter:	4
Chapters Name:	The Age of Industrialisation
Medium:	English

Class 10 Social Science Chapter 4 | Objective Type Questions

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Q1.	Which of the following was a European managing agency?
	A. Tata Iron and Steel Company
	B. Andrew Yule
	C. Elgin Mill
	D. Birla industries

Q2.	In the 17th century, merchants from towns in Europe moved to the countryside to:
	A. supply money to peasants and artisans to persuade them to produce for international markets.
	B. persuade them to settle in towns.
	C. provide them with small workshops.
	D. stop them from working for other companies.

Q3.	Name the first industrial country in the world:
	A. France
	B. Japan
	C. Britain
	D. Germany

Q4.	Why couldn’t the merchants expand production within towns?
	A. The powerful guilds did not allow them to do so.
	B. New merchants were not competent enough to carry on production work and trade.
	C. New merchants had inadequate capital.
	D. Competent weavers and artisans were not available in towns.

Q5.	Where was the first cotton mill established? ;
	A. Bombay
	B. Ahmedabad
	C. Kanpur
	D. Madras

Q6.	Which pre-colonial port connected India to the Gulf countries and the Red Sea ports?
	A.Bombay
	B.Hooghly
	C.Surat
	D.Machhalipatanam

Q7.	Who produced music book that Dawn of the Century?
	A.New Comen
	B.James Watt
	C.E. T. Paul
	D.None of these

Q8.	What were supply during the First World War from Indian factories?
	A.Jute bags and cloth for army uniforms
	B.Tents and leather boots
	C.Horse and mule saddles
	D.All of these

Q9.	When did the export of Indian yarn to China declined?
	A.1906
	B.1910
	C.1915
	D.1902

Q10.	Which War caused new problems for Indian weavers?
	A.The American Civil War
	B.First world war
	C.Second world war
	D.None of these

Q11.	Who was Dwarkanath Tagore?
	A.A social reformer
	B.Musician
	C.Industrialist
	D.Painter

Q12.	In 1917 who set up the first Indian jute mill in Calcutta?
	A.Seth Hukumchand
	B.G.D. Birla
	C.Jamsedjee Tata
	D.None of the above

Q13.	In which century, the exports of British cotton goods increased dramatically?
	A.17th century
	B.19th century
	C.20th century
	D.18th century

Q15.	What are the problems faced by the cotton weavers in India?
	A.Export market had collapsed
	B.They did not have good quality cotton
	C.Imported goods were cheap
	D.All of the above

Q14.	During the 19th century, Which were the most dynamic industries in Britain?
	A.Cotton and metal
	B.Metal and sugar
	C.Sugar and cotton
	D.None of these

Q16.	Who devised the Spinning Jenny?
	A. James Hargreaves
	B. James Watt
	C. Richard Arkwright
	D. Samuel Luke

Q17.	How did urban merchants acquire trade monopoly?
	A. The old merchants had won over the weavers and artisans.
	B. The powerful members of the guilds had bribed the rulers.
	C. The rulers granted different guilds the ‘monopoly right’ and trade of specific products.
	D. The guilds were so powerful that they did not allow new merchants to enter into the field of trade.

Q18.	Indian industrial growth increased after First World War because:
	A. British opened new factories in India.
	B. New technological changes occurred.
	C. Indian mills now had a vast home market to supply to.
	D. India became independent.

Q19.	Which of the following helped the production of handloom cloth?
	A. Imposition of export duties
	B. Technological changes
	C. Government regulations
	D. Import duties

Q20.	Why was it difficult to get a job in a factory in 19th century Britain?
	A. Employers were looking for only skilled workers and they rejected inexperienced applicants.
	B. The number of jobs were less than the number of job seekers.
	C. Employers did not prefer migrants.
	D. Employers wanted educated workers.

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