Question : The translation of Ain-i-Akbari into various languages was primarily aimed at:

Option 1: Promoting Persian literature

Option 2: Enhancing cultural exchanges

Option 3: Ensuring effective governance

Option 4: Facilitating international diplomacy

Question : Which languages were primarily used in the translation of Mughal court chronicles?

Option 1: Arabic and Greek

Option 2: Persian and English

Option 3: Sanskrit and Urdu

Option 4: Turkish and Hindi

Question : How did Bhakti-Sufi literature contribute to the development of regional languages in India?

Option 1: By standardizing grammar rules

Option 2: By introducing new writing systems

Option 3: By enriching vocabulary and idioms

Option 4: By promoting linguistic diversity

Question : What challenge did translators face when translating Mughal court chronicles into European languages?

Option 1: Lack of interest in Mughal history

Option 2: Difficulty in accessing original manuscripts

Option 3: Political bias in translation

Option 4: Maintaining the poetic and literary quality of the original texts

Question : How does the diversity of languages in India affect its population composition?

Option 1: It leads to uniform cultural practices

Option 2: It contributes to regional identities

Option 3: It simplifies communication across states

Option 4: It decreases the importance of education

Question : How did the Bhakti-Sufi tradition influence the development of Indian languages?

Option 1: By standardizing grammar rules

Option 2: By creating new scripts

Option 3: By enriching vocabulary and idioms

Option 4: By promoting linguistic diversity