1. In which year was the Nehru Report submitted?
(A) 1927
(B) 1930
(C) 1929
(D) 1928
2. Who was the chairman of the committee that prepared the Nehru Report?
(A) Lala Lajpat Rai
(B) Mahatma Gandhi
(C) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(D) Motilal Nehru
3. The Nehru Report was prepared as a response to:
(A) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms
(B) Rowlatt Act
(C) Simon Commission
(D) Lucknow Pact
4. The Nehru Report recommended which type of government for India?
(A) Dominion status under British Crown
(B) Complete independence
(C) Provincial autonomy with central government
(D) Martial law rule
5. According to the Nehru Report, what was the status of minority communities?
(A) Joint electorates with reserved seats for minorities
(B) Separate electorates for all minorities
(C) No representation for minorities
(D) Full autonomy for minorities
6. The Nehru Report rejected:
(A) Separate electorates for Muslims
(B) Representation of Dalits
(C) Provincial autonomy
(D) Central government
7. Which communities were satisfied with the Nehru Report?
(A) Muslim community
(B) Hindu majority
(C) Sikhs and Parsis
(D) All minorities
8. The Nehru Report recommended:
(A) Abolition of legislature
(B) Single-chamber legislature
(C) Bicameral legislature at the center
(D) Only provincial councils
9. How did the Muslim leaders respond to the Nehru Report?
(A) Rejected it and demanded safeguards
(B) Fully accepted it
(C) Ignored it
(D) Supported it partially
10. In response to the Nehru Report, who formulated the Fourteen Points?
(A) Lala Lajpat Rai
(B) Maulana Azad
(C) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(D) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
11. The Fourteen Points were presented in:
(A) 1929
(B) 1928
(C) 1930
(D) 1931
12. Jinnah’s Fourteen Points were designed to:
(A) Demand immediate independence
(B) Provide constitutional safeguards for Muslims
(C) Support British rule
(D) Merge India with Pakistan
13. One of Jinnah’s key demands was:
(A) Partition of India
(B) Abolition of British rule immediately
(C) Hindu majority rule
(D) Separate electorates for Muslims
14. Jinnah demanded that the weightage of Muslims in provinces where they were minority should be:
(A) Reduced
(B) Proportional representation
(C) Equal to Hindus
(D) Ignored
15. Jinnah’s Fourteen Points emphasized:
(A) Muslim representation in central government
(B) Complete autonomy for provinces
(C) Special powers for Hindu majority
(D) Immediate independence
16. According to the Fourteen Points, what was the stance on provincial autonomy?
(A) Abolition of provinces
(B) Centralized government
(C) Strong provincial autonomy
(D) British direct rule
17. Jinnah demanded that any constitutional changes require:
(A) Majority Hindu approval
(B) Consent of Sikh community only
(C) Approval from British Parliament only
(D) Muslim consent in provinces
18. Which minority community, besides Muslims, had some safeguards suggested by Nehru Report?
(A) Buddhists only
(B) Christians only
(C) Parsis and Sikhs
(D) No safeguards
19. The Nehru Report did not satisfy:
(A) Hindu leaders
(B) Muslim leaders
(C) British officials
(D) Sikh leaders
20. Jinnah’s Fourteen Points became the foundation for:
(A) Partition of Bengal
(B) Indian National Congress policies
(C) British administrative reforms
(D) Muslim League’s future demands
21. The Fourteen Points included safeguards for Muslims in:
(A) Legislative assemblies
(B) Judiciary
(C) All of the above
(D) Education
22. The reaction of the Muslim League to Nehru Report led to:
(A) Strengthening Hindu-Muslim unity
(B) Increased political divide
(C) British concessions
(D) Immediate independence
23. The Nehru Report was an attempt by Congress to:
(A) Formulate a constitution for India
(B) Oppose British reforms
(C) Launch armed revolt
(D) Support Muslim League demands
24. The Jinnah’s Fourteen Points were presented at a meeting of:
(A) All India Congress Committee
(B) British Parliament
(C) All India Muslim League
(D) Simla Deputation
25. Nehru Report emphasized:
(A) Armed resistance
(B) Complete separation of electorates
(C) Joint electorates with reserved seats
(D) British loyalty
26. One important consequence of the Nehru Report and Fourteen Points was:
(A) Immediate independence
(B) Increased Hindu-Muslim political tension
(C) Strengthening British control
(D) Partition of India
27. The Fourteen Points were adopted by:
(A) Indian National Congress
(B) Simla Deputation
(C) British Cabinet
(D) Muslim League
28. Overall, the Nehru Report and Jinnah’s Fourteen Points represented:
(A) British-imposed constitution
(B) Clash of interests between Hindus and Muslims in constitutional reform
(C) Failure of Indian politics
(D) Muslim separatism only