Q.1: In 1200, the Golconda Fort was made of ______.
a) mud
b) cement
c) concrete
Q.2: ___________ Sultans lived in the fort one after another.
a) Qutubshahi
b) Mughal
c) Sayyid
Q.3: Bastions are also known as _________.
a) burj
b) cannons
c) baoli
Q.4: There are ____ bastions in the outer wall of Golconda Fort.
a) 87
b) 77
c) 67
Q.5: __________ Darwaza is situated near Resham Bagh.
a) Patanncheru
b) Banjara
c) Jamali
Q.6: ___________ Mahal is situated in the middle of Golconda Fort.
a) Moti
b) Taramati
c) Shahi
Q.7: Golconda Fort is situated in _________.
a) Hyderabad
b) Secunderabad
c) Ahmedabad
Q.8: The long pit made in front of the fort is known as _________.
a) Ditch
b) Burj
c) Bastion
Q.9: Big guns are called _______.
a) cannons
b) cartridges
c) AK-47
Q.10: Which of these methods were used by emperors to make smaller kingdoms a part of their own kingdom?
a) By flattery
b) By marriage
c) Both
Q.11: Aurangzeb’s army camped out of the fort for _____ months.
a) eight
b) seven
c) ten
Q.12: Cannons are made up of ______.
a) bronze
b) copper
c) steel
Q.13: ___________ people have been using bronze to make many things since thousands of year.
a) Tribal
b) Royal
c) Craft
Q.14: If you stand at __________ Darwaza whatever you speak can be heard at the king’s palace.
a) Fateh
b) Jamali
c) Banjara
Q.15: Craftsmen carve stones using _______ and ________.
a) chisel and hammer
b) screwdriver and hammer
c) axe and chisel
Answers:
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
- c
- a
- a
- a
- a
- a
