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DU Mphil Phd in Hindustani Percussion Music DU MPhil PhD in Hindustani Percussion Music Topic:‐ PM MPHIL S2 1) Choose the correct chronologically order start from the senior most सबसे व र कलाकार को कालकम के अनुसार सही कम म चुिनये : [Question ID = 7680] 1. Biru Mishra, Ramsahay, Gaudai Maharaj, Kumar Lal / बी िमश , रामसहाय, गुदई महाराज, कुमार लाल [Option ID = 30714] 2. Gudai Maharaj, Kumar Lal, Ramsahay, Biru Mishra / गुदई महाराज, कुमार लाल, रामसहाय, बी िमश [Option ID = 30715] 3. Ramsahay, Biru Mishra, Gudai Maharaj, Kumar Lal / रामसहाय, बी िमश , गुदई महाराज, कुमार लाल [Option ID = 30716] 4. Kumar Lal, Biru Mishra, Gudai Maharaj, Ramsahay / कुमार लाल, बी िमश , गुदई महाराज, रामसहाय [Option ID = 30717] Correct Answer :‐ Ramsahay, Biru Mishra, Gudai Maharaj, Kumar Lal / रामसहाय, बी िमश , गुदई महाराज, कुमार लाल [Option ID = 30716] 2) Which of the following is not a Chhanda? इनम से कौन सा छंद नह है? [Question ID = 7681] 1. Mandakrantra / मंदाकांता [Option ID = 30718] 2. Shikharni / िशख रणी [Option ID = 30719] 3. Haritalika / ह रतािलका [Option ID = 30720] 4. Dimdimi / िडमिडमी [Option ID = 30721] Correct Answer :‐ Dimdimi / िडमिडमी [Option ID = 30721] 3) Who was the Guru of Shafat Ahmed Khan? शफ़ात अहमद खाँ के गु कौन थे? [Question ID = 7682] 1. Kale Khan / काले खाँ [Option ID = 30722] 2. Miru Khan / मी खाँ [Option ID = 30723] 3. Chhamma Khan / छ मा खाँ [Option ID = 30724] 4. Munne Khan / मु ने खाँ [Option ID = 30725] Correct Answer :‐ Chhamma Khan / छ मा खाँ [Option ID = 30724] 4) Which one of the following is a correct chronological order of given Sangeet Natak Academy Awards: िन निलिखत संगीत अकादमी पुर कार प ा कलाकार को कमब क िजए (कालकम के अनुसार) ‐ [Question ID = 7683] 1. Suresh Talwalkar, Anindo Chatterjee, Zakir Hussain, Kumar Bose / सुरेश तलवलकर, अिनंदो चटज , जािकर ह सैन, कुमार बोस [Option ID = 30726] 2. Zakir Hussain, Anindo Chatterjee, Suresh Talwalkar, Kumar Bose / जािकर ह सैन, अिनंदो चटज , सुरेश तलवलकर, कुमार बोस [Option ID = 30727] 3. Kumar Bose, Anindo Chatterjee, Suresh Talwalkar, Zakir Hussain / कुमार बोस, अिनंदो चटज , सुरेश तलवलकर, जािकर ह सैन [Option ID = 30728] 4. Zakir Hussain, Suresh Talwalkar, Anindo Chatterjee, Kumar Bose / जािकर ह सैन, सुरेश तलवलकर, अिनंदो चटज , कुमार बोस [Option ID = 30729] Correct Answer :‐ Zakir Hussain, Anindo Chatterjee, Suresh Talwalkar, Kumar Bose / जािकर ह सैन, अिनंदो चटज , सुरेश तलवलकर, कुमार बोस [Option ID = 30727] 5) Match List I with List II. सुमेिलत क िजए:­ List I / सूची­I (पु तक) List II / सूची­II (प काशक) I. Swar Sadhna Samiti, A. Bhartiya Sangeet Vadya / भारतीय संगीत वा Mumbai / वर साधना सिमित, मुंबई II. MP Granth Academy, B. Bharitya Talo Ka Shastriya Vivechan / Bhopal / म य प देश ग थ अकादमी, वर साधना सिमित, मुंबई भोपाल C. Pakhawaj aur Tabla ke Gharane III. Bhartiya Gyanpeeth, New evem Paramparayen / पखावज और तबला के घराने एवं Delhi / भारतीय ानपीठ, नई िद ली परंपराएं IV. Ruby Prakashan, D. Taal Kosh / ताल कोष Allahabad / बी प काशन, इलाहाबाद Choose the correct answer from the options given below:‐ तथा कूट क सहायता से सही उ र दीिजए:‐ [Question ID = 7684] 1. A‐II, B ‐III, C ‐IV, D ‐ I [Option ID = 30730] 2. A ‐ I, B ‐II, C ‐ IV, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30731] 3. A‐III, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ IV [Option ID = 30732] 4. A ‐ IV, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30733] Correct Answer :‐ A‐III, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ IV [Option ID = 30732] 6) Which one among the following Talas are not Karnataka Taal? इनम से कौन सा कनाटक ताल नही है ? [Question ID = 7685] 1. Dhruva / ध ुव [Option ID = 30734] 2. Mathya / म [Option ID = 30735] 3. Triput / ितपुट [Option ID = 30736] 4. Khand / खंड [Option ID = 30737] Correct Answer :‐ Khand / खंड [Option ID = 30737] 7) Preface of ‘Pakhawaj evam Tabla ke Gharanae evam Parampara’ is written by 'पखावज एवं तबला के घराने एवं परंपराएं' पु तक क प तावना आमुख िलखा है ‐ [Question ID = 7686] 1. Pt. Gyan Prakash Ghosh / पं. ान पकाश घोष [Option ID = 30738] 2. Pt. Girish Chandra Shrivastava / पं. िगरीशचंद श ीवा तव [Option ID = 30739] 3. Thakur Jaidev Singh / ठाकुर जयदेव िसंह [Option ID = 30740] 4. Pt. Sudhir Mainkar / पं. सुधीर माईणकर [Option ID = 30741] Correct Answer :‐ Thakur Jaidev Singh / ठाकुर जयदेव िसंह [Option ID = 30740] 8) Pandit Ramnarayan is Wizard of:‐ पं. रामनारायण िकस वा के धुरंधर वादक ह ? [Question ID = 7687] 1. Sitar / िसतार [Option ID = 30742] 2. Sarod / सरोद [Option ID = 30743] 3. Dilruba / िदल बा [Option ID = 30744] 4. Sarangi / सारंगी [Option ID = 30745] Correct Answer :‐ Sarangi / सारंगी [Option ID = 30745] 9) ‘Aawaj’ is also know as:‐ 'आवज' जाना जाता है ‐ [Question ID = 7688] 1. Dholak / ढोलक [Option ID = 30746] 2. Hudkka / हडु का [Option ID = 30747] 3. Pakhawaj / पखावज [Option ID = 30748] 4. Ghatam / घटम [Option ID = 30749] Correct Answer :‐ Hudkka / हडु का [Option ID = 30747] 10) Match List I with List II:‐ सूची­I को सूची­II के साथ सुमेिलत क िजए:­ List I / सूची­I List II / सूची­II A. Nakkara / न कारा I. Tota Ram Sharma / तोताराम शमा B. Dholak / ढोलक II. Ghulam Jafer C. Pakhawaj / गुलाम जाफर C. Pakhawaj / पखावज III. Palghat Raghu / पालघाट रघु D. Mridangam / मृदंगम IV. Aggan Khan / अ गन खान Choose the correct answer from the options given below:‐ नीचे िदए गए िवक प म से सही उ र चुिनए:‐ [Question ID = 7689] 1. A ‐I, B ‐ II, C ‐ III, D ‐ IV [Option ID = 30750] 2. A‐II, B ‐ I, C ‐ IV, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30751] 3. A ‐ III, B ‐ II, C ‐IV , D ‐ I [Option ID = 30752] 4. A ‐ IV, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30753] Correct Answer :‐ A ‐ IV, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30753] 11) Kinds of Yati as per described in "Taal ke Dus Pran" ‐ ताल के दस प ाण म यितओं क सं या िकतनी बताई गई है ? [Question ID = 7690] 1. 5 [Option ID = 30754] 2. 4 [Option ID = 30755] 3. 6 [Option ID = 30756] 4. 3 [Option ID = 30757] Correct Answer :‐ 5 [Option ID = 30754] 12) A Swar lower by one semitone in Staff‐Notation is called:‐ टाफ नोटेशन म एक सेमीटोन वर नीचे करने को या कहते ह? [Question ID = 7691] 1. Sharp / शाप [Option ID = 30758] 2. Natural / नेचुरल [Option ID = 30759] 3. Double Flat / डबल लेट [Option ID = 30760] 4. Flat / लेट [Option ID = 30761] Correct Answer :‐ Flat / लेट [Option ID = 30761] 13) Match List I with List II:‐ सूची­I को सूची­II के साथ सुमेिलत क िजए:­ List I / सूची­I List II / सूची­II I. 29 aksharakalas / 29 अ र A. Khandha Jati Attatala / खंड जाित अ या ताल कला B. Sonkeerna Jati Dhruvatala / संक ण जाित ध ुव II. 10 aksharakalas / 10 अ र ताल कला C. Misra Jati Jampetala / िमश जाित झंपताल III. 6 aksharakalas / 6 अ र कला D. Chatursra Jati Rupaktala / चतुशजाित पक IV. 14 aksharakalas / 14 अ र ताल कल Choose the correct answer from the options given below: नीचे िदए गए िवक प म से सही उ र चुिनए : [Question ID = 7692] 1. A ‐ I , B ‐ III , C ‐ II, D ‐ IV [Option ID = 30762] 2. A ‐ IV, B ‐ II, C ‐ I, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30763] 3. A ‐ IV, B ‐ I, C ‐ II, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30764] 4. A ‐ III, B ‐ I, C ‐ IV, D ‐ II [Option ID = 30765] Correct Answer :‐ A ‐ IV, B ‐ I, C ‐ II, D ‐ III [Option ID = 30764] 14) ‘Namami Shamishan Nirvan Roopam’ is composed in which one of the following chhandas? 'नमािम शमीशान िनवा ण पम' म कौन सा छंद है? [Question ID = 7693] 1. Stravnivini / त िवनिवनी [Option ID = 30766] 2. Bhujangprayat / भुजंगपयात [Option ID = 30767] 3. Pramanika / पमािणका [Option ID = 30768] 4. Malini / मािलनी [Option ID = 30769] Correct Answer :‐ Bhujangprayat / भुजंगपयात [Option ID = 30767] 15) In Rudrataal on which matra second khali is placed? द ताल म दूसरी खाली कौन से माता पर आती है ? [Question ID = 7694] 1. 5 [Option ID = 30770] 2. 6 [Option ID = 30771] 3. 7 [Option ID = 30772] 4. 8 [Option ID = 30773] Correct Answer :‐ 6 [Option ID = 30771] 16) The propounder of Rasa theory was :‐ रस िस ांत के पवत क थे ‐ [Question ID = 7695] 1. Matang / मतंग [Option ID = 30774] 2. Bharat / भरत [Option ID = 30775] 3. Ahobal / अहोबल [Option ID = 30776] 4. Srinivas / शीिनवास [Option ID = 30777] Correct Answer :‐ Bharat / भरत [Option ID = 30775] 17) Views of Bhatta Nayak on Rasa is known as:‐ भ नायक के रस संबंधी ि कोण को कहा जाता है ‐ [Question ID = 7696] 1.
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