UPSC Indian Art and Culture – Chapter 9: Folk Painting, Crafts and Textiles (22 MCQs)
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Kalamkari, from qalam (pen) and kari (work), is hand-painted or block-printed cotton cloth of Andhra Pradesh in South India.
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UPSC Indian Art and Culture – Chapter 9: Folk Painting, Crafts and Textiles (22 MCQs) – 21 questions, subject: History. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
Correct Answer: B [Maharashtra]
Explanation:
Warli painting is made by the Warli tribe of Maharashtra, in white on mud walls, using circles, triangles and lines.
2.
Correct Answer: A [Pattachitra]
Explanation:
Raghurajpur near Puri in Odisha is a heritage crafts village famous for Pattachitra cloth paintings of Jagannath and the epics.
3.
Correct Answer: C [Rajasthan]
Explanation:
Phad scrolls of the folk heroes Pabuji and Devnarayan are painted in Rajasthan and narrated by bhopa priest-singers.
4.
Correct Answer: D [Shrinathji at Nathdwara]
Explanation:
Pichwai cloth hangings are made at Nathdwara, Rajasthan, to hang behind the image of Shrinathji.
5.
Correct Answer: A [freehand drawing with a bamboo pen]
Explanation:
Srikalahasti artists draw temple themes freehand with a bamboo pen, the kalam that gives Kalamkari its name.
6.
Correct Answer: D [silver inlay on a blackened alloy]
Explanation:
Bidriware of Bidar inlays silver on a zinc–copper alloy that is then blackened with soil from the Bidar fort.
7.
Correct Answer: C [lost-wax method]
Explanation:
Dhokra artisans make a wax model, coat it in clay and pour in molten metal as the wax melts away.
8.
Correct Answer: B [quartz paste]
Explanation:
Jaipur blue pottery is shaped from a quartz-based paste with powdered glass, not ordinary potter's clay, and fired at low heat.
9.
Correct Answer: B [1 and 2 only]
Explanation:
Patola is a double ikat of Patan, Gujarat, and Pochampally ikat is from Telangana; Paithani belongs to Maharashtra.
10.
Correct Answer: A [Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A]
Explanation:
GI registration restricts the name Bidriware to authorised producers of the registered region, so R explains A.
11.
Correct Answer: A [Punjab]
Explanation:
Phulkari, meaning flower work, is Punjab's embroidery in silk thread on coarse cotton cloth.
12.
Correct Answer: C [Chikankari]
Explanation:
Chikankari of Lucknow is delicate white-thread embroidery on fine muslin and other light cotton fabrics.
13.
Correct Answer: D [running stitch on layers of old saris]
Explanation:
Kantha of Bengal uses simple running stitches to quilt layers of old saris into new cloth.
14.
Correct Answer: B [Assam]
Explanation:
Muga, the golden silk of an Assamese silkworm, is a GI product of Assam; Sualkuchi is a major weaving centre.
15.
Correct Answer: D [West Bengal]
Explanation:
Baluchari sarees, woven at Bishnupur in West Bengal, show scenes from the epics on the pallu.
16.
Correct Answer: C [2-1-3-4]
Explanation:
19th century, 1930s, 2004, 2013.
17.
Correct Answer: D [Madhya Pradesh]
Explanation:
Gond painting of dots and lines is the art of the Gond people of Madhya Pradesh, taken to galleries by Jangarh Singh Shyam.
18.
Correct Answer: C [gold foil and raised gesso work]
Explanation:
Thanjavur paintings show gods on wooden boards decorated with gold foil and raised gesso work.
19.
Correct Answer: A [Chennai]
Explanation:
The Geographical Indications Registry, which registers GI tags under the 1999 Act, functions from Chennai.
20.
Correct Answer: A [1 only]
Explanation:
Sujni is from Bihar; Uppada is in Andhra Pradesh.
21.
Correct Answer: A [a hand-painted cotton textile in South India.]
Explanation:
Kalamkari, from qalam (pen) and kari (work), is hand-painted or block-printed cotton cloth of Andhra Pradesh in South India.
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