Free MCQs & Online Quiz Practice for Exams

Q: Firoz Shah Tughlaq was known for:

A) Military reforms

B) Administrative reforms

C) Market reforms

D) Agricultural expansion

Q: Sufism spread in India mainly from:

A) 12th century

B) 10th century

C) 8th century

D) 14th century

Q: The Bhakti Movement was focused on:

A) Military reforms

B) Religious tolerance

C) Political power

D) Trade

Q: Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was associated with:

A) Islam

B) Buddhism

C) Jainism

D) Hinduism

Q: Amir Khusrau was a famous:

A) Scientist

B) Historian

C) Poet and musician

D) Astronomer

Q: The ruler known as the “Napoleon of India” was:

A) Akbar

B) Alauddin Khilji

C) Sher Shah Suri

D) Samudragupta

Q: Who defeated Hemu in the Second Battle of Panipat?

A) Akbar

B) Humayun

C) Sher Shah Suri

D) Aurangzeb

Q: Which Mughal emperor issued the Din-i-Ilahi?

A) Aurangzeb

B) Jahangir

C) Akbar

D) Shah Jahan

Q: Who built the Grand Trunk Road?

A) Akbar

B) Jahangir

C) Babar

D) Sher Shah Suri

Q: The first Battle of Tarain was fought in:

A) 1188

B) 1191

C) 1192

D) 1206

Q: The second Battle of Tarain resulted in the defeat of:

A) Prithviraj Chauhan

B) Ghauri

C) Babar

D) Rajputs

Q: The Mughal emperor known as 'Zinda Pir' was:

A) Akbar

B) Jahangir

C) Aurangzeb

D) Humayun

Q: The capital of the Mughal Empire during Akbar’s reign was shifted to:

A) Agra

B) Lahore

C) Fatehpur Sikri

D) Delhi

Q: Who founded Fatehpur Sikri?

A) Jahangir

B) Babar

C) Sher Shah

D) Akbar

Q: The language that developed from the interaction of Muslims and Hindus was:

A) Urdu

B) Arabic

C) Persian

D) Punjabi

Q: The First Battle of Panipat was fought in:

A) 1524

B) 1526

C) 1528

D) 1530

Q: Who defeated Ibrahim Lodhi?

A) Sher Shah

B) Humayun

C) Akbar

D) Babar

Q: The Mughal Empire reached its greatest territorial extent under:

A) Babar

B) Akbar

C) Shah Jahan

D) Aurangzeb

Q: The Battle of Khanwa was fought in:

A) 1527

B) 1526

C) 1530

D) 1556

Q: The Mughal emperor who wrote his own autobiography was:

A) Babar

B) Jahangir

C) Akbar

D) Shah Jahan