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Civil Disobedience, Round Table Conferences and Poona Pact – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 2

Medium-level questions on Gandhiji's eleven demands, the Salt March, the Gandhi-Irwin Pact, the Karachi session and the Poona Pact, set in statement, matching and chronology formats.

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About this test

Round Table Conferences and Civil Disobedience Level 2 GK Practice Questions

Aimed at aspirants who already know the basic story, this Level 2 set moves from simple recall to statement, matching and chronology questions on the Civil Disobedience Movement. It tests the eleven demands, the Salt March, the Gandhi-Irwin Pact, the Karachi session, the Round Table Conferences and the Poona Pact. Every question on Aptitude360 has an explanation.

What this Level 2 Modern History set tests

  • Statement-based questions on Gandhiji's letter to Irwin and the deadline it set
  • Sequencing events such as the Dandi March, the Round Table Conferences and the Poona Pact
  • Matching leaders and places with their roles, from Abdul Ghaffar Khan to Sabarmati Ashram
  • Terms of the Gandhi-Irwin Pact and what was NOT part of it
  • Work of the Karachi session beyond the Fundamental Rights resolution
  • How Civil Disobedience differed from Non-Cooperation

Key concepts for the Round Table Conferences and Poona Pact

  • Why the British called the Round Table Conferences and why the Congress boycotted the first one
  • Ambedkar's case for separate electorates and Gandhiji's objection to it
  • What the Poona Pact gave the Depressed Classes and how those seats were filled
  • The mix of general and class-specific demands in Gandhiji's letter

How to prepare for statement and chronology questions

  • Judge every statement on its own as true or false before you look at the options
  • Note the year beside each event in your notes so that arrangement questions become quick
  • Separate the Karachi session decisions from those of the Lahore session to avoid a common mix-up

Who this set is meant for

Students who have completed the basic level and aspirants for SSC, state PSC and other GK-based exams who now want practice with exam-style formats.

FAQs about Civil Disobedience, Round Table Conferences and Poona Pact – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 2

How was Civil Disobedience different from Non-Cooperation?
In Non-Cooperation, people were asked to refuse to cooperate with the British. In Civil Disobedience, they were also asked to break colonial laws, such as the salt law.
Who presided over the Karachi session of 1931?
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel presided over the Karachi session. It passed the resolution on Fundamental Rights and Economic Policy and endorsed the Gandhi-Irwin Pact.
Why did the Congress boycott the First Round Table Conference?
The Congress was leading the Civil Disobedience Movement at the time and many of its leaders were in jail. It took part only in the second conference, after the Gandhi-Irwin Pact.
Why did Gandhiji oppose separate electorates for dalits?
He believed that separate electorates would slow down the integration of dalits into society and divide Hindu society.

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Civil Disobedience, Round Table Conferences and Poona Pact GK Level 25030 min

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Total marks
50 across 50 questions.
Negative marking
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100 in total. An attempt is spent the moment you begin one.

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