福州大学
- In the rare case that the Sun traverses[trəəvə:sis]穿过 a whole zodiac sign during the course of a lunar month, the month is removed from the calendar. When this occurs, another month is repeated elsewhere in the year, so the year always has 12 or 13 months.（ ）
- Taj Mahal was built to commemorate the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.（ ）
- The Mughal painting techniques were inspired by the Persian rulers in North India and this school of painting had a lot of impact on the genre of miniature paintings as well.( )
- Nearly half of the most commonly used herbs in both traditional Indian and Chinese medicine are almost identical and the ways in which the actions of these substances are described are very similar. （ ）
- In the 15th century, pepper was cultivated on India’s west coast. ( )
- In India, the most common types of marriages are arranged.( ）
- The Indus Valley civilization is the origin of the Indian history. （ ）
- The growth and development of cotton and cotton based textile industry has a vital bearing on the overall development of the Indian economy. （ ）
- Shiva is the foremost deity in the Hindu pantheon and regarded as the destroyer.（ ）
- Monks and nuns of Jainism lead strict and ascetic lives.（ ）
- Tagore was a famous Bengali polymath who reshaped Bengali literature and music, as well as Indian art with Contextual Modernism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. （ ）
- The empire built by the Guptadynasty under Emperor Ashoka united most of South Asia in the third century BCE.（ ）
- Both India and China have fascinated each other - culturally, religiously and civilizationally – over the past two millennia. （ ）
- The Hindu ideal of karma suggested that people who behaved well could be born into a higher caste.（ ）
- Indian food culture, which is defined as a delicious melange of culinary techniques developed by nearly 18,000 tribes and communities, even managed to stun travellers like Ibn Battuta.（ ）
- Information Technology in India is an industry consisting of two major components: ( )
- What topics are covered in this course? ( )
- In most cases, the festivals ( ).
- The festival of Ugadi is celebrated predominantly in the South Indian states of ( ).
- Saris are usually known with different names in different places, like ( )
- Many hermits give up meat to become spiritually ( ). They have linked meat and blood to contamination.
- The maximum duration of stay under e-tourism VISA is ( ) months.
- In India, the ( ) is for eating, shaking hands and so on.
- It is considered ( ) to plunge into business discussions immediately.
- The Aryans established a caste system with （ ）main groups of people.
- Sadhguru’s Isha Foundation is headquartered in ( ).
- In Hindu Puranas, Vishnu is a strict ( ) god, but Shiva eats whatever he is given and the Goddess loves blood.
- The word “pepper” comes from the Sanskrit for ( ).
- The Indian government has been quite active in rolling out incentives for the IT and ITES sector. In February 2019, it released a national policy on software products to develop India as a ( ) destination.
- The Aryans established a caste system with （ ）main groups of people.
- he largest hub in India is ( ) .
- The Ashtanga yoga or the traditional yoga synchronizes movement and ( ) and is usually performed without oral instruction and music.
- In Ayurveda, the “( )” are not understood as engaged in the kind of processing which modern Western biomedicine assumes but rather as the seats of the humors.
- Near Dengfeng in Henan province, the ( ) was established in the 6th century AD by the Indian Buddhist master, Bodhidharma (Damo, in Chinese) as a great centre of martial arts.
- When an Indian answers, "I will try," he or she generally means ( ).
- Some parts of India considers homosexuality to be an unnatural disease that can be cured. Other parts of Indian society consider homosexuality to be a ( ) myth that doesn’t apply to the East.
- Xuan Zang’s journey to India in the 7th Century AD became part of traditional Chinese lore when narrated in a later period book called ( ).
- Fo Guo Ji(Record of Buddist Kingdoms) was written by ( ).
- At the top of the hierarchy were the ( ) who were mainly teachers and intellectuals and are believed to have come from Brahma's head.
- Alcohol was originally banned in Gujarat because the beverage became heavily associated with ( ) and increasing illegal sales.
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A:Production
B:IT services
C:B (BPO)
D:Delivery
A:history
B:philosophy
C:literature
D:industries
A:coincide with the New Moon
B:are celebrated on a fixed day
C:coincide with the full moon
D:are celebrated on the day after the Moon phase
A:Tamil Nadu
B:Telangana
C:Andhra Pradesh
D:Karnataka
A:Mundu
B:Seere
C:Pudavai
D:Kavanis
A:simple
B:healthy
C:pure
D:elegant
A:6
B:3
C:12
D:9
A:left hand
B:left finger
C:right foot
D:right hand
A:right
B:polite
C:rude
D:easy
A:4
B:3
C:2
D:5
A:Coimbatore
B:Mumbai
C:Nadu
D:Delhi
A:blood
B:fish
C:vegetarian
D:animal food
A:berry
B:lemon
C:seed
D:grapes
A:technology
B:tech park
C:software production
D:hardware production
A:Esoteric Buddhism
B:Mahayana Buddhism
C:Zen Buddhism
D:Tibettan Buddhism
A:Bengaluru
B:Hyderabad
C:Chandigarh
D:kolkata
A:thinking
B:sleeping
C:eating
D:breathing
A:teeth
B:skin
C:organs
D:limbs
A:Shaolin Temple
B:Kaiyuan Temple
C:White Horse Temple
D:Baima Temple
A:“yes”
B:“no”
C:“ok”
D:“good”
A:historic
B:complicated
C:unexplained
D:western
A:Water Margin
B:A Dream in Red Mansions
C:Romance of the Three Kingdoms
D:A Journey to the West
A:Fa Xian
B:Kumarajiva
C:Bodhidharma
D:Xuan Zang
A:Hindus
B:Brahmins
C:Shudras
D:Kshatriaya
A:health
B:smuggling
C:profits
D:tax
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