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University of Mumbai Academy of Theatre Arts University of Mumbai Academy of Theatre Arts Master of Theatre Arts Final Year (2019-20) Model Multiple Choice Questions with Answer key For Online Exam purpose ===================================================== Instructions: 1. Each Question carry 2 marks 2.Total Marks for Examination = 50 3. Exam Time 1 (One) hour Q1. Who was played Sakharam’s character from ‘Sakharam Binder’, directed by Kamlakar Sarang? कमलाकर सारंग निर्देशित ‘सखाराम बाℂडर’ इस िाटक मᴂ सखाराम की भशू मका ककसिे अर्दा की हℂ? 1. Kashinath Ghanekar काशििाथ घाणेकर 2. **Nilu Phule निळू फु ले 3. Dr. Shriram Lagoo डॉ.श्रीराम लागू 4. Prabhakar Panshikar प्रभाकर पणिीकर Q2. In which folk form we get ‘Ranglo’? ‘रंगलो’ हमᴂ ककस लोकिाटक मᴂ शमलता हℂ? 1. Jatra जात्रा 2. **Bhavai भवाई 3. Nautanki िौटंकी 4. Nachuva Naat िचुवा िाट Q3. ‘Khariya Ka Ghera’ the play is based on ‘खरीया का घेरा’ यह िाटक ककस पर आधाररत हℂ. 1. **The Caucasian Chalk Circle कॉकेिि चॉक सककल 2. Lysistrata शलसीत्राता 3. Electra इलेक्ट्रा 4. Agamemnon एगमेमिोि Q4. The Theatre group ‘Rang-Shankara’ is from which stase? ‘रंग िंकरा’ यह िा絍यर्दल ककस रा煍य का हℂ? 1.**Karnatak किाकटक 2. West Bengal पश्चचम बंगाल 3. Gujrat गुजरात 4. Rajasthan राजस्थाि Q5. Who is a founder of ‘Dapon – The Mirror’ the theatre group from Manipur? ‘र्दापोि – र्द शमरर’ इस िा絍यर्दल के निमाकता कौि हℂ? 1. Ratan Thiyam रति थथयाम 2. **Pavitra Rabha पववत्र राभा 3. Kanhaiyya Lal कꅍहैया लाल 4. Guru Vishwajeet गु셁 ववचवजीत Q6. Who is an author of ‘The Comedy of Errors’? ‘दर्द कॉमेडी ऑफ एरसक’ के लेखक कौि? 1. Jean Paul Sartre जॉ ंपॉल सात्रक 2. Albert Camus अ쥍बटक का륍यू 3. **Shakespeare िेक्ट्सवपअर 4. Sophocles सोफोक्ट्लीस Q7. Chhaya Khutegaonkar is famous for which dance? छाया खटु ेगावकर ककस ित्ृ य के शलये प्रशस饍ध हℂ? 1. Kuchipudi कु चीपुडी 2. Chhau छाऊ 3. ** Lawni लावणी 4. Odyssey ओडडसी Q8. ‘Dashavtaar’ is presents In which area of Maharashtra? ‘र्दिावतार’ महाराष्ट्र के ककस इलाके का लोकिाटक हℂ? 1. Khandesh खाꅍर्देि 2. **Konkan कोकण 3. Vidarbha ववर्दभक 4. West Maharashtra पश्चचम महाराष्ट्र Q9. Which percussion is use in Lawni performance? लावणी मᴂ कौिसा वा饍य बजाया जाता हℂ? 1. **Dholki ढोलकी 2. Dhol ढोल 3. Tumba तुंबा 4. Mrudang मर्दृ ंग Q10. Who is a Playwright of ‘Court Martial’ ? ‘कोटक मािकल’ इस िाटक के लेखक कौि? 1. Mohan Maharshi मोहि महर्षी 2. Surendra Verma सरु ᴂद्र वमाक 3. Mohan Rakesh मोहि राकेि 4.**Swadesh Deepak स्वर्देि र्दीपक Q11. Who is the set designer of femous Marathi play ' Devbabhali' ? मराठी िाटक ' र्देवबाभली' के िेपथ्यकार कौि है ? 1. Rajan Bhise / राजि शभसे 2. Mohan Wagh / मोहि वाघ 3. ** Pradip Muley / प्रर्दीप मलू ये 4. Baba Parsekar / बाबा पारसेकर Q12. Who is playwright of ' Tughlak ' तुगलक़ िाटक के िाटककार कौि है ? 1. **Girish Karnad / थगरीि किाकड 2. Vijay Tendulkar / ववजय तᴂडुलकर 3. Vasant Kanetkar / वसंत कािेटकर 4. Dharmveer Bharati / धमकवीर भारती Q13. Amoung the four options who didn't play the character of Ganpatrao Belvalkar in the play ' Natasamrat '. िीचे दर्दए पयाकयो मᴂ से कौिसे अशभिेता िे ' िटसम्राट ' िाटक मᴂ गणपतराव बेलवलकर की भशू मका िही निभाई. 1. Dr. Shriram Lagoo/ डॉ. श्रीराम लागू 2. Datta Bhat / र्दत्ता भट 3. Satish Dubhashi / सतीि र्दभु ार्षी 4. **Prashant Damale / प्रिांत र्दामले Q14. Milestone Marathi plays ' Baristar ' , ' Purush ', 'Ajab Nyay Vartulacha ' are directed by. प्रशस饍ध मराठी िाटक ' बैररस्टर ' , ' पु셁र्ष ' , ' अजब ꅍयाय वतुलक ाचा ' ककसिे निर्देशित ककये है ? 1. Damu Kenkare / र्दाम ू कᴂ करे 2. Chandrakant Kulkarni / चंद्रकांत कु लकणी 3. Sai Paranjpe / सई परांजपे 4. **Vijaya Mehta / ववजया मेहता Q15. Which is not ' rasa ' from Navarasa from the folowing? इिमेसे कौिसा ' रस ' िवरस मᴂ से िही है। 1. **Vedana / वेर्दिा 2. Raudra / रौद्र 3. Shant / िांत 4. Bibhatsa / बीभत्स .
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