(a) Changdragupta II, Kamaragupta I, Skandagupta and Budhagupta issued silver coins.

(b) Gupta rulers issued large number of gold coins known as Dinar.

(c) The largest number of coins issued by the Guptas were of copper.

(d) The obverses of coins were carved with the images of the kings and on the reverse were carved deities.

(a) An advisory issued by the king to his subordinates

(b) A bill of exchange

(c) A diary to be maintained for daily accounts

(d) An order from the feudal lord to his subordinates

(a) Jainism

(b) Buddhism

(c) Vaishnavism

(d) Shaivism

(a) Rudradaman

(b) Karikal

(c) Gondapharnese

(d) Shenguttavan

(a) The Harappan civilization - Painted Greyware

(b) The Kushans - Gandhra School of Art

(c) The Marathas - Pahari School of Painting

(d) The Mughals - Ajanta Paintings

(a) 1 only

(b) 2 only

(c) Both 1 and 2

(d) Neither 1 nor 2

(a) 1 only

(b) 2 only

(c) Both 1 and 2

(d) Neither 1 nor 2

(a) Ports handling foreign trade

(b) Important Buddhist pilgrimage centres

(c) Capitals of powerful kingdoms

(d) Places of exquisite stone art and architecture