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The Indus or Harappan Civilisation is distinguished from the other contemporary civilisations by its
A town planning
B underground drainage system
C uniformity of weights and measures
D large agricultural surplus
The Great Bath of Indus Valley civilisation is found at
A Harappa
B Mohenjo-Daro
C Ropar
D Kalibangan
The Indus Valley Civilisation type was found in
A Sumer
B Egypt
C China
D All the three
The Indus Valley civilisation can be said to belong to the
A Paleolithic age
B Primitive age
C Neolithic age
D Bronze age
Which of the following animals was not known to the people of Indus Valley Civilisation?
A Horse
B Cow
C Giraffe
D Elephant
The Indus Valley civilisation was discovered in the year
A 1917
B 1921
C 1927
D 1932
The Indus Valley (Harappan) civilization covered an area of :
A About 8,50,000 sq km.
B About 12,50,000 sq km.
C About 9,50,000 sq km.
D About 10,50,000 sq km.
Why the Indus valley culture called Harappan culture?
A The first discovery comes from Harappa
B It was first discovery by a person called Harappa
C Harappa is the biggest site discovered so far
D Most of the valuable remains have come from Harappa
Cereal(s) grown by the people of the Harappan Civilisation was/were
A Wheat
B Rice
C Millet
D All the above
The town planning in the Harappan Civilisation was inspired by a regard for
A beauty and utility
B uniformity
C sanitation and public health
D demographic factor

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