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Note : This paper contains seventy five (75) objective type questions of two (2) marks each. All questions are compulsory. E Ib π -d GE† G S¨ axU ÕU å:Xg 6 í.* ≈ 0 S¨ U (2) t∞ x6 N ar ! S¨ U x6 E t∞ 5å ß UaUx ∞ sJU .°í ta *U
1. Khashayar Shah was a ruler of (1) xU ¥∞Uâ{ (2) ãâ´sâ∞t∞ Eπ (3) ⁄Cå ¥∞Uâ{ (4) ãâ´ ¥∞Uâ{
2. The Arabs defeated the Iranians in
(1) 651 AD (2) 751 AD
(3) 652 AD (4) 655 AD
3. The religious language of the Zarashtrians is (1) )•‘aú (2) * Ut (3) xU (4) R`ax
4. The Achaemanian dynasty was founded in
(1) 550 BC (2) 552 BC
(3) 554 BC (4) 555 BC
5. The language used by the Sassanians was
(1) * Ut (2) xU (3) )•‘aú (4) ax ∞
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7. The father of neo-Persian poetry is (1) C∞ (2) ‘t∞´fl E (3) xä ^51U (4) Å∞ at
8. Name of Rudaki is (1) Zà (2) æà I! (3) ÃQ1U (4) ãl‚ Ã1U
9. Abu Shakur Balkhi was attached to (1) ãâ´a! a∞ (2) ã´´a! a∞ (3) s Nb ¶a! a∞ (4) sb âåa! a∞
10. ¡ tUa Å∞ at ÁxAå ∞1 ß tUa Å∞ qat å It is a couplet by g¡ (1) xäEC (2) q´fl (3) xnë (4) xK
11. Daqiqi was from (1) (2) Ø∞ (3) aU f (4) ãå
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(1) Z0à (2) -ñnGU (3) ¶Ã1U (4) tcx %cU1U
13. The poet accompanied Mahmud Ghaznavi to India is g¡ (1) xäEC (2) q´fl (3) xnë (4) x\ ∂
14. The first story Firdausi composed is
(1) flUV t 0a (2) ìF^¤ s*U∞ E! (3) s,– s*U∞ (4) uãIG.2 st IãG.E* s*U∞
15. Danish Namai-Alai was written by
(1) #Z1 Û (2) sâ©U #$ I (3) süZ0U (4) w å $ 16. Tarikh-i-Baihaqi is a history of (1) I ãâ´ (2) I ò Uac p (3) I Ìl (4) I xâå 17. Khawja Abdullah-i-Ansari is known for his (1) XYo (2) g « (3) I l t∞ (4) X1å Paper-III 4 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 18. Baba Tahir Uryan is burried at (1) UXN (2) π (3) Us ä) (4) eî 19. Ut 0t∞ èG…t∞1 aat] π )≥ aR πt èG… 8 Uc â is a couplet by (1) 8Å 20. )* òXU is by (1) aπ (2) èG… (3) òY (4) ãût 21. Garshasp Nama was composed by (1) ãû{ (2) ‘îx©U g¡ (3) xäEC (4) xl r Us ° 22. Followers of Ismaili religion are called (1) \ (2) Î∞ ca (3) Å∞'Ô (4) m! 23. Total period of Masud Sad Salman's imprisonment was -† (1) q´ u∞ (2) q´ uäECG (3) q´ u∞3 0 (4) q´ u∞ tUc ∞ Paper-III 5 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 24. Moizzi was the poet laureate of (1) µs‘ (2) xâå∫U' sU ‘ (3) xâå∞&s‘ (4) ss Ua o 25. The story Wais-o-Ramin was composed by (1) xl r Us ° (2) ãÇõ *®Uõ (3) ã [at —U1U (4) xãEOı! 26. The famous poet Shahabuddin Adib Sabir was drowned by EG (1) ã.n$ uU ¬á (2) µ (3) ux Uac p (4) ss Ua ÜU 27. Abul Fazl Tahir b. Mohd. Zahuruddin Zahir was born at (1) aU f (2) Utf (3) Ø∞ (4) Vb aú 28. Abul Faraji-Runi was a contemporary of (1) ã tU è ãû{ (2) xl r Us ° (3) sGÄ∞& (4) x∞aå axU âU 29. Khaqani Shirwani's earlier takhallus was (1) ± (2) Z (3) hÀ (4) Ü* Paper-III 6 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 30. sI Ωug ∞ Uc ’XÀq∞ sUx I Us ∞ XÀ .E0íGG4& aUR *U≥ U≠ ,U is a verse from a qasida by (1) ax âU (2) èG… (3) ãû{ (4) òY 31. Ganja is now situated in (1) sí Uc (2) s G5å kG5Ì 8E@ E (3) Usj U (4) s G5å k8Uì π 32. u¢* U —— Uc ®o{ u¢Ua —c ní* Ux is in (1) ·% (2) B (3) ¢ (4) ≠ 33. Abul Hasan Ghazanavi Hujwairi author of Kashful Mehjub is popularly called 8Å (1) òX VU 8 (2) ãç m (3) i m @ U∞ (4) ÄcVëR 34. Malfuzat of Abu Saeed Abul Khair are compiled in (1) ®p UaU uU (2) a•ÑU * c gÅ (3) UauÑU fi (4) ã? U &Uu Paper-III 7 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 35. Rahatus Sodur is the history of (1) I Rx Uac p (2) I ax Û (3) I Ìl (4) I xâå 36. Chahar Maqala was dedicated to G (1) Z*® rU flcU1U (2) ux Uac pãEl$ U (3) xâåu¬á UrÔ (4) xâå≤ÄUü 37. Imam Abu Hamid Mohammed Ghazali lived during (1) I xâå ta¥ ∞ (2) sb aÛ ta¥ ∞ (3) I Ìl ta¥ ∞ (4) s§@ ta¥U ∞ 38. UnÑU Û is the title of (1) x∞ tafl*® VU Ë (2) ãûtcU1U (3) aUcx õrâU (4) ãY`N≠Uü 39. The first Mongol ruler who embraced Islam was (1) s{5ä (2) Ü ‹U (3) s{û! U (4) s{ cUs ≥ 40. SaIdi was a contemporary of G (1) ã ™å G5⁄ EF (2) aπ Û (3) èGz Û (4) xz∞ t¨∆U Paper-III 8 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 41. Gulistan-i-SaIdi is divided into E † (1) V! ìG߆ (2) V! ìGIi (3) V! 9 (4) V! u∞ 42. Herat is situated in (1) s hjU (2) Usj U EÎ (3) s G5å k4) F (4) sX! R`a 43. Jalaluddin Rumi was born at (1) 6‚ (2) l r (3) ãå (4) 44. xsx‚ consists of (1) í∞ ÿ (2) í∞ E E (3) í∞ ìG߆ (4) í∞aX 45. The first poet who composed Khamsa aftr Nizami is ¢EG$ (1) ò I (2) ë (3) aπ Û (4) xz∞ t¨∆U 46. Amir Khusrau has left (1) Us,∞aX (2) Us,∞ E (3) Us,∞¿ (4) Us,∞ t∞ Paper-III 9 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 47. Amir Khusrau was not EE (1) T1 Ut *® rU —X| .ØíG3 7⁄ (2) T1 Ut *® rU —uUpg % (3) T1 Ut *® rU —uUpvU oF (4) T1 Ut *® rU —uUp¨t∞ 48. Ibn-i-Yamin is famous for his (1) X∑ (2) Xb ‚ (3) Xú (4) X”! a 49. ß í.%Ȭá is a popular name of 9 † (1) v? ]U : (2) t¨ìGLIiXE( ìGIi E+G (3) t¨∆UãLX;F-d9 (4) ã' R¬á tc 9 ≈L a@ 50. Hafiz-i-Shirazi was invited to India by (1) R¬á q∞ñ satUx â´fl (2) Ì at ú satUx â´fl E-.8XE( (3) o satUx â´fl (4) ò satUx â´fl 51. The last great classical poet is (1) èq (2) ãâáx¡Up (3) xz∞ æ (4) òY 52. Jfi §U íG◊h ]⁄ is a mathnavi by (1) ã [at —U1U (2) sGÄ∞& (3) òY (4) xâåæ Paper-III 10 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 53. Tarikh-i-Wassaf is the history of (1) Aj (2) I Ìl (3) ae ú s§@ U (4) I Rx Uac p 54. Husain Waiz-i-Kashafi wrote (1) WrY (2) xÜ* nÜU (3) ñnÜU (4) )* ; 55. Urfi-i-Sirazi was attached to E (1) ± uU håI4◊¬á (2) $‡ (3) Ucx èvU ì (4) ã5 ·U1Uø 56. Tazkira Riyazush Shura was compiled by (1) òUì∞ RcU ZrÁ (2) ’p Ue∞ 0aU ” E (3) ã 5åGk¡U∞! tU (4) s{ Z*® U[U u Paper-III 11 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 57. The famous miniaturist Bahzad was first attached to (1) xâåa! a∞ G (2) Uã∑G$ ! @s‘a! a∞ (3) !• aRn ! a∞ (4) ãâ´a! a∞ 58. ’p Ue∞ 0aU ” was a desciple of (1) xz∞ q“ (2) sRact { A-† (3) Ú (4) òGEÑ *x 59. Á∞ 8s*U∞ was first versified in Persian by (1) ≤â¶1U (2) saUcx { Øñ (3) ë (4) r$ π 60. a) aFt∞Ë≥ satcR a aõ aF ãLa' £ í* ª The figure of thought employed in this verse is (1) ¡ (2) ó – (3) ∞ö (4) ræU E EG 61. çEG4ÿ¥·U í Paper-III 12 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 62. Mirza Taqi Khan Amir Kabir established (1) su UaU ∞ (2) r– UaU ∞ (3) ëÑ UaU ∞ (4) 9f– 63. Jamalzada is famous for his (1) 0 6 t0 l (2) g « (3) I)* (4) ∞tO ∞1 O 64. Takht-i-Jamshid is situated in (1) s‰U (2) Ucè (3) ∞l (4) Usç 65. Hayat-i-SaIdi in Urdu was written by (1) ∞ RcU @à (2) ã¤( (3) í ã0 àq (4) _Ua DUü 66. N’ xb a∞ a selection of modern poetry, is prepared by & E (1) xqxäô (2) x±÷&{ l t6 Ä∞ (3) ãY£ xF (4) u∞2në 67. ∞ RcU @à is the author of (1) Üç UxÄ ¥áE (2) g ∞ E5å {ÅaU U R E\ (3) ae ú Us 5äEB (4) ‘aú XŸ∞U õa@ Paper-III 13 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 68. SheIrul Ajam of Shibli was translated into Persian by (1) d Uä◊ n∞å (2) ÂU∞õ (3) c ífl AUü (4) qD eU ŒÄ∞ 69. Hafiz Shinas (e›èq) of India is (1) x ñ$ æ∆U∞*U (2) æ‰∞*U (3) ãUè∞ú∞*U (4) ¢Uj 1 ∞*U 70. G Uxatx •U∞ &u' aU ÿ Ur 9 tU 6 6 ∞t∞ Uc g RòÉx1 This verse represents (1) ã´Ut% (2) xß% (3) g ] % (4) ÌU∫% 71. Allama Mohd. b. Abdul Wahab Qazvini is an eminent GGE (1) !∞U ä™34$ (2) !∞ a^U ñ (3) [ (4) ∫¬á 72. Sokhan-o-Sokhanwaran is a work by E g4™E$ (1) ò GF (2) üa¶Z‡ (3) èGœ ÿ (4) Ê tcU ´fl ∞*U Paper-III 14 J-42-16 www.examrace.com 73. Anjuman Adabi-i-Iran was founded in 1920 by (1) ΩûU Z (2) aÀ U–U o (3) ™t¨fl am ñ (4) x∆ sU { n∞å cU ∆ 74. Hasan Ali Khan is a main character of Hijazi's novel (1) †u (2) âc (3) n x6 (4) } 75. Ghalib's mathnavi Charagh-i-Dair is translated into Urdu verse by (1) ñb ≤ (2) ãU∞l rÁ (3) xË (4) ax ∫ jSU ______ Paper-III 15 J-42-16 www.examrace.com Space For Rough Work Paper-III 16 J-42-16 www.examrace.com