MCQ Questions | Class 10 Social Science History Chapter 5 | Print Culture and the Modern World with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class10 Social Science Chapter 5 Print Culture and the Modern World

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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:	5
Chapters Name:	Print Culture and the Modern World
Medium:	English

Class 10 Social Science Chapter 5 | Objective Type Questions

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Q1.	What was the ancient name of Tokyo?
	A.Edo
	B.Osaka
	C.Gifu
	D.None of these

Q2.	What was the ‘Bengal Gazette’?
	A.First English magazine
	B.English Hindi mixed magazine
	C.A weekly Hindi magazine
	D.A weekly English magazine

Q3.	Which is not an innovation of the 20th century?
	A.Cheap paperback editions
	B.The dust cover
	C.Important novels were serialised
	D.None of these

Q4.	What was Protestant Reformation?
	A.A challenge to the authority of Rome
	B.Movement to reform the Catholic Church
	C.A new religion
	D.None of these

Q5.	Why was James Augustus Hickey persecuted by Governor General Warren Hastings?
	A. For poor editing of Bengal Gazette
	B. For publishing a lot of gossip about company’s Senior Official
	C. For publishing substandard material
	D. None of these

Q6.	By whom was ‘ Sambad Kaumudi’ published in 1821?
	A. Iswer Chandra Vidyasagar
	B. C.R. Das
	C. Raja Rammohun Roy
	D. Swami Vivekanand

Q7.	In ancient India which of the following material was used for writing manuscripts?
	A. Parchments
	B. Vellum
	C. Palm leaves
	D. Paper

Q8.	Which one of the following is the oldest Japanese book?
	A. Sutta Pitaka
	B. Diamond Sutra
	C. Mahavamsa
	D. Dipavamsa

Q9.	The reformation movement was launched against the corrupt practices of which of the following group?
	A. Feudal Lords
	B. Protestant Church
	C. Catholic Church
	D. Absolute rulers

Q10.	Who among the following was not a women novelist?
	A. Jane Austen
	B. Bronte Sisters
	C. George Eliot
	D. Maxim Gorky

Q11.	Name the country which remained the major producer of printed material for a long time:
	A. The Imperial State of China
	B. Germany
	C. Korea
	D. Japan.

Q12.	Buddhist missionaries from China had introduced one of the following in Japan. Pick up the correct one from the list given below:
	A. Tripitakas (religious canons —three basic Buddhist principles)
	B. Hand printing technology
	C. Buddhism
	D. Teachings of Buddha

Q13.	Complete the sentence with one out of the following words: The Chinese paper reached Europe through
	A. Silk Route
	B. Sea route
	C. Buddhist missionaries
	D. Merchants

Q14.	Where from did the Italians get the technology of wood block printing?
	A. China
	B. Japan
	C. India
	D. Korea

Q15.	Who spoke these words “Printing is the ultimate gift of God and the greatest one.”?
	A.Johann Gutenberg
	B.Jawahar lal Nehru
	C.martin Luther
	D.None of these

Q16.	The book, ‘Chote Aur Bade Ka Sawal’ talked about which social reforms?
	A.The link between caste and class exploitation
	B.The injustices of the caste system
	C.Restrictions on the vernacular press
	D.Ill treatment of widows

Q17.	Which book was carried by petty pedlars and sold for a penny?
	A.Novels
	B.Magazines
	C.Chapbook
	D.None of these

Q18.	When was the Paperback editions of books were introduced?
	A.The onset of the Great Depression
	B.The First World War
	C.The Second World War
	D.None of these

Q19.	Who introduced the first printing press in India?
	A.East India company
	B.Arabic traders
	C.Portuguese missionaries
	D.None of these

Q20.	Merchants and students in the University towns bought cheaper printed copies of books in Europe. What kind of books were bought by the aristocrats? Pick out the correct answer.
	A. Handwritten books on silk.
	B. Books made out of papyrus leaves.
	C. Handwritten books on very expensive vellum (a parchment made from the skin of animals).
	D. Books engraved on copper plates.

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