1. Shalimar Bagh Srinagar was built by:
(A) Akbar
(B) Jahangir
(C) Shah Jahan
(D) Babur
2. Shalimar Garden in Kashmir was primarily built for:
(A) Military use
(B) Religious preaching
(C) Trade center
(D) Royal pleasure and leisure
3. Shalimar Bagh is located near:
(A) Pangong Lake
(B) Wular Lake
(C) Manasbal Lake
(D) Dal Lake
4. Shalimar Garden was developed during the Mughal period in the:
(A) Jahangir reign
(B) Akbar reign
(C) Babur reign
(D) Aurangzeb reign
5. Shalimar Bagh is an example of:
(A) Persian garden style
(B) Greek architecture
(C) Roman fort design
(D) Buddhist stupa design
6. Shalimar Garden was expanded by:
(A) Akbar
(B) Jahangir
(C) Shah Jahan
(D) Humayun
7. The Mughal gardens in Kashmir are mainly based on concept of:
(A) Round garden
(B) Charbagh
(C) Floating garden
(D) Desert garden
8. Shalimar Bagh was built for:
(A) Akbar’s mother
(B) Mumtaz Mahal
(C) Nur Jahan
(D) Jodha Bai only
9. Jahangir loved Kashmir because of its:
(A) Cool gardens and natural beauty
(B) Desert climate
(C) Industrial cities
(D) Ports
10. Shalimar Garden is an important example of Mughal:
(A) Military architecture
(B) Garden architecture
(C) Railway planning
(D) Temple building
11. Shalimar Bagh is also known as:
(A) Garden of Love
(B) Abode of Love
(C) Palace of Kings
(D) Fort of Flowers
12. The main purpose of Mughal gardens was to represent:
(A) War strategy
(B) Industrial growth
(C) Trade routes
(D) Paradise on earth
13. Shalimar Garden was inspired by gardens of:
(A) Greece
(B) China
(C) Persia
(D) Egypt
14. Shalimar Bagh is situated in:
(A) Lahore
(B) Delhi
(C) Agra
(D) Srinagar
15. The Mughal gardens in Kashmir were built mainly by:
(A) Mughals
(B) British
(C) Sikhs
(D) Afghans
16. Shalimar Bagh has:
(A) Terraced gardens
(B) Underground tunnels only
(C) Desert dunes
(D) Sea ports
17. The water system in Shalimar Garden is based on:
(A) River diversion channels
(B) Sea water
(C) Rainwater only
(D) Underground wells only
18. Shalimar Garden was primarily designed by Mughal engineers using:
(A) Modern cement
(B) Stone and water channels
(C) Iron sheets
(D) Brick towers only
19. Mughal gardens like Shalimar Bagh reflect:
(A) Persian-Islamic concept of paradise
(B) Industrial revolution
(C) European democracy
(D) Roman warfare
20. Shalimar Bagh is famous for its:
(A) Oil wells
(B) Terraces and fountains
(C) Ports
(D) Fort walls only
21. The layout of Shalimar Garden is:
(A) Circular
(B) Rectangular Charbagh
(C) Triangle
(D) Random design
22. Mughal gardens in Kashmir are collectively known as:
(A) Paradise gardens
(B) Desert gardens
(C) Rock gardens
(D) Floating gardens
23. Shalimar Bagh reflects Mughal interest in:
(A) War technology
(B) Sea trade
(C) Nature and aesthetics
(D) Railways
24. The water channels in Shalimar Garden are called:
(A) Canals
(B) Nallahs
(C) All of these conceptually
(D) Streams of paradise
25. Shalimar Garden was a favorite retreat of:
(A) Akbar
(B) Aurangzeb only
(C) Babur only
(D) Jahangir and Nur Jahan
26. Mughal gardens in Kashmir were mainly influenced by:
(A) African design
(B) Persian garden traditions
(C) Greek temples
(D) Chinese forts
27. Shalimar Bagh is an important tourist site in:
(A) Delhi
(B) Punjab plains
(C) Rajasthan
(D) Kashmir Valley
28. The main feature of Shalimar Garden is:
(A) High mountains
(B) Terraced landscaping with water flow
(C) Desert sand
(D) Stone caves
29. Shalimar Bagh represents Mughal concept of:
(A) Military power
(B) Trading port
(C) Industrial city
(D) Paradise garden (Jannat)
30. Shalimar Garden is part of Mughal heritage in:
(A) South India
(B) Kashmir
(C) Bengal
(D) Deccan