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A pilgrim visits a sacred river, a mountain shrine and a sacred grove during one journey. Which idea of the chapter is best reflected?

(A) Sacredness is limited to temples only.
(B) Sacredness extends to natural features as well as shrines.
(C) Sacred places exist only in cities.
(D) Nature has no connection with spirituality.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The chapter explains that rivers, mountains, forests and groves are also regarded as sacred.

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Question (12)

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If a pilgrim spends 4 days each at 8 sacred sites, how many days are spent altogether?

(A) 24 days
(B) 28 days
(C) 32 days
(D) 36 days

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

8 × 4 = 32 days.

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Question (13)

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Which of the following best explains why many sacred groves have rich biodiversity?

(A) Hunting is encouraged there.
(B) They are protected from activities like tree felling and mining.
(C) Only fruit trees are planted there.
(D) Farming is compulsory inside them.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Sacred status helps conserve plants, animals and water bodies.

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Question (14)

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A trader travelling along an ancient trade route also visits nearby pilgrimage centres. This shows that

(A) trade routes and pilgrimage routes often overlapped.
(B) traders avoided sacred places.
(C) pilgrims were not allowed to trade.
(D) trade and pilgrimage never met.

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Ancient trade and pilgrimage routes frequently followed similar paths, benefiting both traders and pilgrims.

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A pilgrimage group covers 540 km in 15 days. What is their average distance travelled per day?

(A) 30 km
(B) 34 km
(C) 36 km
(D) 40 km

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

540 ÷ 15 = 36 km per day.

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Question (16)

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Why are many temples and tīrthas located on hills or mountains?

(A) Mountains are easier to cultivate.
(B) The climb symbolises the spiritual journey towards the divine.
(C) Kings preferred cold weather.
(D) Mountains have more markets.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The difficult climb represents inner discipline and spiritual progress.

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A village plans to cut down a sacred grove to build factories. According to the ideas in the chapter, what would be the most appropriate concern?

(A) Only loss of tourist income
(B) Loss of biodiversity, water conservation and cultural heritage
(C) Increase in mountain height
(D) Reduction in rainfall across the world

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Sacred groves protect ecosystems while preserving cultural traditions.

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If a devotee plans to visit 16 sacred sites over 4 years, visiting an equal number every year, how many sites will be visited each year?

(A) 2
(B) 3
(C) 4
(D) 5

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

16 ÷ 4 = 4 sites per year.

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Which statement best explains how pilgrimage contributed to India's cultural integration?

(A) It restricted people to their own regions.
(B) It encouraged interaction among people from different regions, languages and traditions.
(C) It discouraged learning from other communities.
(D) It reduced trade between regions.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Pilgrimages helped people exchange ideas, customs and experiences across the country.

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During a pilgrimage, a group buys food from local shops, stays in lodges and hires transport. Which conclusion is most appropriate?

(A) Pilgrimages only have religious importance.
(B) Pilgrimages also support the local economy and livelihoods.
(C) Pilgrimages reduce employment opportunities.
(D) Pilgrimages have no effect on nearby towns.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Pilgrimage centres generate income for local businesses, transport services and traders, contributing to the regional economy.

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A pilgrim visits a sacred river, a mountain shrine and a sacred grove during one journey. Which idea of the chapter is best reflected?

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If a pilgrim spends 4 days each at 8 sacred sites, how many days are spent altogether?

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Which of the following best explains why many sacred groves have rich biodiversity?

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A trader travelling along an ancient trade route also visits nearby pilgrimage centres. This shows that

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A pilgrimage group covers 540 km in 15 days. What is their average distance travelled per day?

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Why are many temples and tīrthas located on hills or mountains?

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A village plans to cut down a sacred grove to build factories. According to the ideas in the chapter, what would be the most appropriate concern?

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If a devotee plans to visit 16 sacred sites over 4 years, visiting an equal number every year, how many sites will be visited each year?

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Which statement best explains how pilgrimage contributed to India's cultural integration?

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During a pilgrimage, a group buys food from local shops, stays in lodges and hires transport. Which conclusion is most appropriate?

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