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This quiz, brought to you by our quiz company , takes you on an exciting journey across the length and breadth of the country—discovering the iconic states and cities that define its heart and soul. From the majestic Taj Mahal in Agra to the ancient temples of Khajuraho, from the mighty forts of Rajasthan to the serene beauty of Sanchi Stupa, every question will unlock a story etched in stone. Test your knowledge of India's geography, history, and architectural marvels as you unravel the secrets behind these magnificent structures. Whether you're a travel enthusiast, a history buff, or just someone eager to know more about India's diverse heritage, this quiz is your gateway to the wonders of this extraordinary land.
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1. Where would one find this statue?
a. Parliament Building
b. Iron Pillar
c. Lok Marg
d. Teen Murti Bhavan
2. What does "Purana Qila" mean?
a. Red Fort
b. New Fort
c. Old Fort
d. Rock Fort
3. For whom did Shauja-ud-daulah, the Nawab of Awadh, build this tomb in 1754?
a. Siraj-ud-Daulah
b. Safdarjung
c. Humayun
d. Muhammed Shah
4. Built by Prithviraj Chauhan III, identify this landmark also known as the "First Red Fort of Delhi"?
a. Qila Rai Pithora
b. Durga Path
c. Akshaya Qila
d. Jan Fort
5. The National Institute of Yoga is named after which former Prime Minister of India?
a. Lal Bahadur Sastri
b. Vajpayee
c. Morarji Desai
d. Indira Gandhi
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Answers
1. Where would one find this statue?
a. Parliament Building
b. Iron Pillar
c. Lok Marg
d. Teen Murti Bhavan
Did You Know?
The Teen Murti Bhavan gets its name because of the presence of these three statues.
Read more about it in this link.
2. What does "Purana Qila" mean?
a. Red Fort
b. New Fort
c. Old Fort
d. Rock Fort
Did You Know?
The Purana Qila was built by both Humayun and the Afghan ruler Sher Shah. The fort has a moat that is fed by water from the Yamuna.
Read more about it in this link.
3. For whom did Shauja-ud-daulah, the Nawab of Awadh, build this tomb in 1754?
a. Siraj-ud-Daulah
b. Safdarjung
c. Humayun
d. Muhammed Shah
Did You Know?
The Safdarjung Tomb was one of the last monuments built in the Mughal style. It uses the char bagh style.
Read more about it in this link.
4. Built by Prithviraj Chauhan III, identify this landmark also known as the "First Red Fort of Delhi"?
a. Qila Rai Pithora
b. Durga Path
c. Akshaya Qila
d. Jan Fort
Did You Know?
It also happens to be one of the seven ancient cities of Delhi. It gets its name from Prithviraj Chauhan III's title.
Read more about it in this link.
5. The National Institute of Yoga is named after which former Prime Minister of India?
a. Lal Bahadur Sastri
b. Vajpayee
c. Morarji Desai
d. Indira Gandhi
Did You Know?
The objective of the institute is to develop, promote, and propagate the science and art of yoga.
Read more about it in this link.
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