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1 Who among the following started wearing three piece suits, and shoes and socks as a political statement of self-respect?
A Babasaheb Ambedkar
B Mahatma Gandhi
C Jawahar Lal Nehru
D None of these

Answer: Babasaheb Ambedkar
2 Who said these words ‘the King had enough on for both of us’ ?
A Motilal Nehru
B Mahatma Gandhi
C Jawahar Lal Nehru
D None of these

Answer: Mahatma Gandhi
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3 Name the Governor- General who made ‘shoe respect’ stricter?
A Curzon
B Dalhousie
C Hastings
D None of these

Answer: Dalhousie
4 In medieval India, headgears used to signify
A a sign of respectability
B a way to protect from heat.
C a fashion style statement
D all of these

Answer: a sign of respectability
5 Who painted the sarcastic picture ‘The Modern Patriot’, in early twentieth century?
A Gaganendranath Tagore
B Dwarkanath Tagore
C Rabindranath Tagore
D None of these

Answer: Gaganendranath Tagore
6 Who were among the first to adapt Western-style clothing in Western India?
A Parsis
B Tamils
C Bengali's
D Goans

Answer: Parsis
7 during First World War, which dress became part of Western women’s clothing giving them greater freedom of movement:
A blouse
B skirt
C trouser
D None of these

Answer: trouser
8 Indian chintzes clothes were made of
A cotton
B velvet
C wool
D silk

Answer: cotton
9 What was the name of the American who launched loose tunics worn over ankle-length trousers?
A Mrs Amelia Bloomer
B Mrs Stanton
C Lucy Stone
D Mary Somerville

Answer: Mrs Amelia Bloomer
10 The main objective(s) of Rational Dress Reform was/were to
A abandon corsets
B simplify dress
C shorten skirts
D all of these

Answer: all of these
11 Who headed National Woman Suffrage Association in 1870s?
A Mrs Stanton
B Mrs Amelia Bloomer
C Lucy Stone
D Mary Somerville

Answer: Mrs Stanton
12 The literal meaning of Sans culottes is
A without red caps
B knee breeches
C without knee breeches
D with red caps

Answer: without knee breeches
13 Which of the following brought radical changes in women’s clothing?
A First World War
B Second World War
C Rational Dress Reform in America
D French Revolution

Answer: First World War
14 Sumptuary Laws in medieval Europe were meant
A to define what the rich and poor could wear
B to protect home production against imports
C to allow hunting game in certain areas
D All of these

Answer: All of these
15 During French revolution, which colours became popular in French clothing:
A Black
B Red and Black
C Blue, White and Red
D Red, Yellow and Blue

Answer: Blue, White and Red
16 In medieval France, the royalty could wear expensive clothes like:
A Velvet
B Ermine
C Silk
D All of these

Answer: All of these
17 In which year did the colonial government in India pass the Criminal Tribes Act?
A 1871
B 1873
C 1875
D None of these

Answer: 1871
18 The continuous movement of the pastoral community helps in:
A reduction in demand of houses
B commercial activity
C recovery of pasture
D none of the above

Answer: recovery of pasture
19 Where is the Samburu National Park located?
A Kenya
B Tanzania
C South Africa
D Sudan

Answer: Kenya
20 Gujjar Bakarwals are pastoralists belong to
A Jammu and Kashmir
B Andhra Pradesh
C Assam
D Maharastra

Answer: Jammu and Kashmir

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