Class VII Quiz

The events that shows the arrival of Buddhism to Bhutan are the constructions of

• Jampa Lhakhang and Kyichu Lhakhang

• Nabji Lhakhang

• Kenchosum Lhakhang

• Sumthrang Lhakhang

Jampa Lhakhang in Bumthang and Kyichu lhakhang in Paro were constructed by

• Guru Rinpoche

• Prince Drimed Kuenden

• Bhutanese mon Toenpa

• Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo

Bhutan was known by many different names in the ancient period. One of the names was Menjong which means

• The land of mountainous terrain

• Drakness

• The land of Cypress tree

• the land of Medicinal herbs

Which of the following are the artefacts that shows that people have lived in Bhutan in the ancient period

• Prince Drimed Kuenden

• Doring and Namchag

• Bhutanese monk Toenpa

• Coins

The form of human communication where in knowledge, art, ideas and culture material is transmitted orally from one generation to another is called as

• Oral Culture

• Material culture

Speech, song, folktales, beliefs and ballad are example of

• Material culture

• Oral culture

Early inhabitants were isolated from one valley to another because of

• wild animals

• Barter system

• Geographical features of the country

• domination by other countries

At present people are doing different types of activities but in the ancient period two main activities of the people were

• Farming and Animal Husbandry

• Farming

• Animal Husbandry

• Teacher

In the past, Bhutan was called as Lho Mon Kha Zhi and the four gateways of our country are

• Dungsamkha in the north, Pagsamkha in the south, Dalingkha in the west, and Tatsherkha in the east.

• Dungsamkha in the east, Pagsamkha in the south, Dalingkha in the west, and Tatsherkha in the north.

• Dungsamkha in the east, Pagsamkha in the north, Dalingkha in the west, and Tatsherkha in the south

• Dungsamkha in the west , Pagsamkha in the south, Dalingkha in the east, and Tatsherkha in the north.

The artefact which was used as a weapon by the gods and demi-god was

• Do Namkhai Kaw

• Namchag and Doring

• Namchag tare

• Doring