1. The Instrument of Accession was signed in:
(A) 1947
(B) 1846
(C) 1932
(D) 1925
2. The Instrument of Accession of Jammu and Kashmir was signed by:
(A) Sheikh Abdullah
(B) Hari Singh
(C) Gulab Singh
(D) Ranjit Singh
3. The Instrument of Accession was signed with:
(A) India
(B) Pakistan
(C) Britain
(D) Afghanistan
4. The Instrument of Accession was signed during:
(A) Partition of India
(B) Mughal era
(C) Sikh Empire
(D) Roman Empire
5. The Instrument of Accession was signed after:
(A) First World War
(B) Tribal invasion in Kashmir
(C) Battle of Panipat
(D) Mughal invasion
6. The Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 was:
(Correct option repeated intentionally)
(A) Gulab Singh
(B) Ranbir Singh
(C) Pratap Singh
(D) Hari Singh
7. The Instrument of Accession is a:
(A) Trade agreement
(B) Military treaty
(C) Religious text
(D) Legal constitutional document
8. The Instrument of Accession was accepted by:
(A) Lord Mountbatten
(B) Lord Curzon
(C) Queen Victoria
(D) Akbar
9. The Instrument of Accession transferred powers of:
(A) Education only
(B) Defence, foreign affairs, communications
(C) Agriculture only
(D) Religion only
10. The Instrument of Accession is related to:
(A) Roman Empire expansion
(B) Integration of princely states
(C) Mughal administration
(D) Sikh Empire formation
11. The Instrument of Accession was signed in:
(A) Jammu
(B) Delhi
(C) Lahore
(D) Srinagar
12. The accession happened after:
(A) Sikh rebellion
(B) Mughal civil war
(C) Tribal invasion supported from outside
(D) British revolution
13. The Instrument of Accession led to:
(A) Roman conquest
(B) Mughal restoration
(C) Sikh Empire expansion
(D) Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan
14. The legal basis of Instrument of Accession was:
(A) Government of India Act 1935
(B) Magna Carta
(C) Roman Law
(D) Sikh Code
15. The Instrument of Accession allowed India to control:
(A) All subjects
(B) Religion only
(C) Defence, foreign affairs, communications
(D) Trade only
16. The Instrument of Accession is associated with:
(A) Sheikh Abdullah
(B) Akbar
(C) Babur
(D) Ranjit Singh
17. The Instrument of Accession is part of:
(A) Indian independence transition
(B) Roman Empire expansion
(C) Mughal administration
(D) Sikh Empire formation
18. The Instrument of Accession was signed when Maharaja Hari Singh faced:
(A) Roman invasion
(B) Tribal attack
(C) Sikh rebellion
(D) French invasion
19. The Instrument of Accession is a:
(A) Constitutional/legal agreement
(B) Military conquest document
(C) Trade treaty
(D) Religious decree
20. The Instrument of Accession applies to:
(A) British provinces
(B) Princely states
(C) Roman territories
(D) Mughal provinces
21. The Maharaja initially wanted Jammu and Kashmir to be:
(A) Part of Pakistan
(B) Independent
(C) Part of China
(D) Part of Britain
22. The Instrument of Accession was signed after:
(A) Sikh Empire rise
(B) Mughal decline
(C) British withdrawal from India
(D) Roman rule
23. The Instrument of Accession is important for:
(A) Roman law system
(B) Kashmir dispute
(C) Mughal architecture
(D) Sikh military history
24. The Instrument of Accession was part of:
(A) Mughal expansion
(B) Post-partition transition
(C) Afghan conquest
(D) Sikh Empire
25. The Instrument of Accession was signed by:
(A) Maharaja
(B) Governor-General
(C) Prime Minister
(D) President
26. The Instrument of Accession is still a topic in:
(A) Ancient Roman history
(B) Modern Kashmir politics
(C) Greek philosophy
(D) Mughal trade
27. The Instrument of Accession is linked with:
(A) Partition violence
(B) Sikh reforms
(C) Mughal wars
(D) Afghan rule
28. The Instrument of Accession resulted in:
(A) Mughal restoration
(B) Roman expansion
(C) Indo-Pak conflict over Kashmir
(D) Sikh independence
29. The Instrument of Accession is an example of:
(A) Feudal system
(B) Legal-political agreement
(C) Tribal code
(D) Religious order
30. The Instrument of Accession is important in:
(A) Ancient history
(B) Greek history
(C) Roman Empire
(D) Modern South Asian history