Answers these statements with TRUE or FALSE. Make FALSE statements true underneath the statement. 1. A tribute is a payment or tax made to show obedience to a ruler.
2. Samudra Gupta was the second ruler of the Gupta Empire.
3. Chandra Gupta I was the most famous ruler of the Gupta Empire.
4. Indian scholars created the idea of zero and developed the decimal system.
5. Gupta workers were skilled at metallurgy: meaning they were able to prepare metals for use in creating things such as wrought iron pillars.
6. Ayurveda means knowledge of many things.
7. A nomadic group from Africa frequently invaded India.
8. Chandra Gupta II was the founder of the Gupta Empire.
9. The Golden Age of India occurred during the reign of Chandra Gupta II.
10. Indian doctors during the Gupta Empire vaccinated people against smallpox.

Solution :

1. A tribute is a payment or tax made to show obedience to a ruler.  --- TRUE

2. Samudra Gupta was the second ruler of the Gupta Empire. --- FALSE

    Ghatoksha, the son of Sri Gupta was the second ruler of Gupta empire.

3. Chandra Gupta I was the most famous ruler of the Gupta Empire. --- TRUE

4. Indian scholars created the idea of zero and developed the decimal system.  --- TRUE

5. Gupta workers were skilled at metallurgy: meaning they were able to prepare metals for use in creating things such as wrought iron pillars. --- TRUE

6. Ayurveda means knowledge of many things. --- FALSE

   Ayurveda is medicinal practice of the Hindus that is based on herbal treatment, diet and yoga.  

7. A nomadic group from Africa frequently invaded India. --- FALSE

   Nomadic groups from Africa does not invade India frequently.  

8. Chandra Gupta II was the founder of the Gupta Empire. --- FALSE

 Sri Gupta founded the Gupta dynasty.

9. The Golden Age of India occurred during the reign of Chandra Gupta II. -- TRUE

10. Indian doctors during the Gupta Empire vaccinated people against smallpox.  --- TUE

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