Rajasthan Art and Culture Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Who is the author of 'Vansh Bhaskar'?

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    Shyamal Das
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    Suryamala Misrana
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    Jayanak
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    Munsi Devi Prasad
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Answer : 2. "Suryamala Misrana"
Explanation :

1. Vansh Bhaskar is a famous historical Pingal poetic book related to the history of Rajasthan, written in the nineteenth century.

2. The history of Bundi state and Northern India is described in it. Vansh Bhaskar was composed by the Charan poet Suryamall Mishra, who was the court poet of Maharao Ram Singh, the Hada ruler of Bundi.

Q:

The dialect spoken in Dungarpur and Banswara area is known as_______. 

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    Mewari
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    Mewati
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    Wagdi
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    Malwi
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Answer : 3. "Wagdi"

Q:

Name the person resident of Rajasthan who wrote the book 'Intkaal'-

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    Sujansingh Parik
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    none of these
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    Shiv Charan Sen
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    Jai Singh Ashawat
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Answer : 3. "Shiv Charan Sen"
Explanation :

Rajasthan resident Shiv Charan Sen who wrote the book Intkaal.

Q:

Bhils are known as Bavji in the region

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    Bhogilal Pandya
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    none of these
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    Shri Manikyalal Verma
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    Motilal Tejawat
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Answer : 4. "Motilal Tejawat"
Explanation :

1. Motilal Tejawat is known as Bavji in Bhil region.

2. Motilal Tejawat was an Indian freedom fighter, tribal leader and social reformer. He is known as the "Messiah of the Tribals".

3 Tejawat was born in 1886 in Koliyari village of Udaipur district of Rajasthan. He received his primary education in the village itself. Later, he worked as a maid for a local Jagidar in Jhadol Thikan.

Q:

With which district of Rajasthan, the fair Amba Ghotia is famous associated?

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    Sikar
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    Banswara
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    Jhalawar
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    Jalore
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Answer : 2. "Banswara"
Explanation :

Ghotia Amba fair is held in Banswara, Rajasthan. Apart from Beneshwar in Rajasthan, there is another big 'Ghotiya Amba Mela' which is held on the Amavasya of Chaitra at a place called Ghotiya in Banswara district.

Q:

Lacchiram initiated which style of Khyal tradition in Rajasthan?

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    Shekhawati Khyal
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    Jaipuri Khyal
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    Kuchamani Khyal
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    Turra Kalangi Khyal
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Answer : 3. "Kuchamani Khyal"

Q:

The author of the poetry collection, 'Mugtee' is -

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    Kirti Sharma
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    Meethesh Nirmohi
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    Vijay Verma
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    Asha Parashar
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Answer : 2. "Meethesh Nirmohi "
Explanation :

The correct answer is Meethesh Nirmohi. Mitesh Nirmohi ji received the Sahitya Akademi Award for his poetry collection Mugtee in the Rajasthani language. The Sahitya Akademi Award is the second highest literary honor in India instituted in 1954.

Q:

How many branches of Guhils are mentioned in the fame of Nainasi?

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    forty two
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    twenty
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    twenty four
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    thirty six
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Answer : 3. "twenty four"
Explanation :

1. 24 branches of Guhilas have been mentioned in Nainasi's fame.

2. Nainasi's fame is a Rajasthani historical text, which was written by Muhnaut Nainasi in the 17th century. This text is considered an important source on the history of Mewar.

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