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691. Which of the following describes the main economic condition of the general public during the Rana regime?

High levels of income and economic mobility

Limited economic opportunities and widespread poverty

A strong and flourishing industrial sector

A self-sufficient economy with no need for foreign trade

692. What was the primary motive behind King Tribhuvan's alignment with the Nepali Congress and their anti-Rana movement?

To establish a communist government in Nepal

To overthrow the Rana rule and restore the monarchy's power

To surrender Nepal's sovereignty to British India

To establish a federal system of government

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693. The establishment of Radio Nepal in 1951 was a major milestone in which sector?

Military and defense

Telecommunications and media

Transportation and infrastructure

Health and sanitation

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694. What was the social status of women in Nepal during the Rana regime?

They had equal rights to property and inheritance.

They had limited access to education and were mostly confined to domestic roles.

They were granted the right to vote in national elections.

They were prominent leaders in politics and administration.

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695. The 'Kosho' or 'Chitthi' system was a method of communication used during which period of Nepali history?

The Panchayat era

The Rana regime

The Malla dynasty

The Shah dynasty after 1951

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696. What was the social and cultural condition of the general public during the Rana regime?

They had full freedom of speech and expression.

They were subjected to strict social hierarchies and limited opportunities.

They had access to modern education and healthcare.

They were encouraged to travel and interact with foreigners.

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697. The establishment of the 'National Planning Commission' in 1956 signified a shift in economic policy towards what?

A return to a feudal economic model

A move towards a centrally planned development model

The complete privatization of all industries

A policy of economic isolationism

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698. Which of the following describes the political situation of the Shah kings during the Rana regime?

They held supreme executive and legislative power.

They were ceremonial figureheads with no real power.

They ruled as part of a multi-party democratic system.

They were the primary leaders of the military.

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699. The 'People's War' (Maoist insurgency) of Nepal was a direct response to what political and social condition?

The unification of Nepal

A return to the Rana regime

The perceived failure of the multi-party system and persistent social inequality

The signing of the Treaty of Sugauli

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700. Which political party became the largest party in the first Constituent Assembly election in 2008?

Nepali Congress

CPN (UML)

CPN (Maoist)

Rastriya Prajatantra Party

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701. What was a significant outcome of the 'Sugauli Treaty' of 1816?

Nepal gained territories in the north.

It established a permanent alliance with Tibet.

Nepal lost significant territory to British India.

The Shah dynasty was overthrown.

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702. Which of the following describes the political power structure in Nepal from 1951 to 1960?

A direct rule by the monarch

A stable multi-party democratic system

A transitional period with a nascent democracy

The Panchayat System

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703. What was the significance of the 1979 student movement (Vidyarthi Andolan)?

It led to the declaration of Nepal as a republic.

It forced a referendum on the Panchayat system.

It ended the Rana regime's rule.

It resulted in the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Accord.

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704. Which of the following best describes the cultural condition of Nepal during the Panchayat era?

A complete rejection of traditional values and arts

Promotion of a single, centralized national culture

A period of rapid cultural exchange with foreign countries

The flourishing of diverse regional and ethnic cultures

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705. What was the primary social reform introduced by Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana?

The establishment of the first hospital

The abolition of slavery (Dās Prathā)

The introduction of electricity

The construction of the first railway

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