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ONGC Graduate Trainee Indian Art And Culture — practice questions

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Order the opening events of the revolt

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  1. Sepoys at the Meerut cantonment break out in mutiny on 10 May 1857
  2. The rising spreads from the native infantry to the cavalry and the city
  3. Ordinary people of the town and villages join the sepoys
  4. Government buildings are destroyed and the telegraph line to Delhi is cut
  5. A group of sepoys rides for Delhi and reaches the Red Fort on 11 May
The chapter's own sequence, from Meerut to the Red Fort. Source: syllabus History, Rebels and the Raj.

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Dates and places

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  1. Question
    The mutiny broke out at
    Choices
    1. Delhi
    2. Awadh
    3. Meerut
    Correct choice
    Meerut
  2. Question
    The date was
    Choices
    1. 10 May 1857
    2. 11 May 1857
    3. 10 June 1857
    Correct choice
    10 May 1857
  3. Question
    The sepoys reached the Red Fort on
    Choices
    1. 10 May
    2. 11 May
    3. 12 June
    Correct choice
    11 May
  4. Question
    The Mughal emperor they turned to was
    Choices
    1. Akbar
    2. Shah Jahan
    3. Bahadur Shah
    Correct choice
    Bahadur Shah
The chapter gives all of these precisely. Source: syllabus History, Rebels and the Raj.

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True or false: how the revolt began

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Questions
  1. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    The mutiny began among the sepoys at Meerut.
  2. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    It began in the lines of the native infantry.
  3. Statement is true
    No
    Statement
    It stayed confined to the army throughout.
  4. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    Ordinary townspeople and villagers joined in.
  5. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    The telegraph line to Delhi was cut.
It started in the army and spread outward. Source: syllabus History, Rebels and the Raj.

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