Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age Class 8 MCQs Questions with Answers

1. Why did the British consider the Chhota Nagpur belt vital?

2. From the following list of choices, which one would be most appropriate meaning of the term Adivasis ?

3. According to the list given below, who were the Van Gujjars of the Punjab hills?

4. What did the Bakarwals of Kashmir rear?

5. What does the word dikus refer to in the Chhota Nagpur region?

6. From the seeds of Sal and Mahua, the tribal extract oil to cook. What exactly is Mahua ?

7. Apart from the Forest Regulation Act, which was the other Act passed by the British in 1871 which labeled all the adivasi groups that rebelled against the British as criminals.

8. Lists of statements with respect to the tribal life are given below. Choose the one that does not pertain to the tribal life.

9. A few statement related to the Adivasis are given below. Choose the one that is not applicable to the tribals of India.

10. In what way did the movement by Birsa Munda prove to be a significant one?

11. Why were the Baigas of Central India reluctant to do work for others?

12. Why did the British consider the Chhota Nagpur belt vital?

13. According to the list given below, who were the Van Gujjars of the Punjab hills?

14. From the seeds of Sal and Mahua, the tribal extract oil to cook. What exactly is Mahua ?

15. A few statement related to the Adivasis are given below. Choose the one that is not applicable to the tribals of India.

16. Name the Act passed by the British In 1865 that gave British the power to declare any forest land as Government land.

17. Name the Act passed by the British In 1865 that gave British the power to declare any forest land as Government land.

18. What did the Tribal groups do when they wanted to buy goods not produced in their locality?

19. Lists of statements with respect to the tribal life are given below. Choose the one that does not pertain to the tribal life.

20. Which one from the following options is closest in meaning to Guerilla warfare?