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DU MA Hindustani Music Topic:- DU J19 MA HM DU MA Hindustani Music Topic:- DU_J19_MA_HM 1) Which of the following swara has two shrutis? िन म से कौन सा र दो ुितयो ं का है? [Question ID = 1757] 1. Dhaivat / धैवत [Option ID = 7028] 2. Madhyam / मम [Option ID = 7026] 3. Gandhar / गंधार [Option ID = 7027] 4. Rishabh / रषभ [Option ID = 7025] Correct Answer :- Gandhar / गंधार [Option ID = 7027] 2) Which of the following swara combinations belong to Raga Khamaj? िनिलखत म से कौन सी राविल राग खमाज की हैः- [Question ID = 1722] 1. Pa M̍ a' Re Ga Re Ṇi Re Sa / प म' रे ग रे िऩ रे स [Option ID = 6886] 2. Ṇi Sa Ga Ma Dha Dha Pa / िऩ स ग म ध ध पा [Option ID = 6888] 3. Ga Ma Ni Dha Pa Dha Ni Ṡa Ni Ṡa / ग म िन ध प ध िन सं िन सं [Option ID = 6885] 4. Ga Ma Pa Ni Sa Ni Dha Pa / ग म प िन सं िन ध प [Option ID = 6887] Correct Answer :- Ga Ma Ni Dha Pa Dha Ni Ṡa Ni Ṡa / ग म िन ध प ध िन सं िन सं [Option ID = 6885] 3) Which of the notation system has been followed in 'Raga Vigyan' book? 'राग िवान' पुक म रिलिप की कौन सी पित योग की गयी है? [Question ID = 1685] 1. V.D. Paluskar / वी.डी. पलुर [Option ID = 6739] 2. V.N. Bhatkhande / वी.एन. भातखंडे [Option ID = 6737] 3. Maulabaksha / मौलाब [Option ID = 6738] 4. Vedic / वैिदक [Option ID = 6740] Correct Answer :- V.D. Paluskar / वी.डी. पलुर [Option ID = 6739] 4) Which is not related with 'Panchvidh Sam' of the following? िन म से कौन सा 'पंचिवध साम' से सत नही है? [Question ID = 1699] 1. Prastav / ाव [Option ID = 6795] 2. Nidhan / िनधन [Option ID = 6794] 3. Stobhakshar / ोभार [Option ID = 6796] 4. Pratihar / ितहार [Option ID = 6793] Correct Answer :- Stobhakshar / ोभार [Option ID = 6796] 5) Which of the following is not associated with music? िन म से कौन सा संगीत से संबंिधत नही ं है? [Question ID = 1767] 1. Shadaj gram / षड्ज ाम [Option ID = 7065] 2. Madhyam gram / मम ाम [Option ID = 7066] 3. Gandhar gram / गंधार ाम [Option ID = 7068] 4. Pancham gram / पंचम ाम [Option ID = 7067] Correct Answer :- Pancham gram / पंचम ाम [Option ID = 7067] 6) Which raga is expressed by ‘Ḍ Ṇ R’? ‘ध़ िऩ रे’ से कौन सा राग अिभ होता है? [Question ID = 1739] 1. Jaijaiwanti / जयजयवी [Option ID = 6956] 2. Bhairav / भैरव [Option ID = 6953] 3. Darbari / दरबारी [Option ID = 6955] 4. Desh / देश [Option ID = 6954] Correct Answer :- Jaijaiwanti / जयजयवी [Option ID = 6956] 7) Which tala has a division of 2-3-2-3 beats? िकस ताल म 2-3-2-3 मााओ ं का िवभाजन है? [Question ID = 1740] 1. Sooltal / सूलताल [Option ID = 6959] 2. Chautal / चौताल [Option ID = 6957] 3. Jhaptal / झपताल [Option ID = 6958] 4. Dhamar / धमार [Option ID = 6960] Correct Answer :- Jhaptal / झपताल [Option ID = 6958] 8) Vikrat swaras of Maharishi Bharat were - महिष भरत के िवकृ त रो ं के नाम थे - [Question ID = 1770] 1. Antar Gandhar & Kaishik Nishad / अंतर गंधार तथा कै िशक िनषाद [Option ID = 7080] 2. Antar Gandhar & Kakli Nishad / अंतर गंधार तथा काकली िनषाद [Option ID = 7079] 3. Komal Dhaivat & Komal Rishabh / कोमल धैवत तथा कोमल ऋषभ [Option ID = 7077] 4. Kakli Nishad & Komal Gandhar / काकली िनषाद तथा कोमल गंधार [Option ID = 7078] Correct Answer :- Antar Gandhar & Kakli Nishad / अंतर गंधार तथा काकली िनषाद [Option ID = 7079] 9) By which technique Bharat has described 'Pramaan shruti'? 'माण ुित' को महिष भरत ने िकस िविध ारा दशाया है? [Question ID = 1761] 1. By Moorchhana / मूछना ारा [Option ID = 7041] 2. By Shruti darpan / ुित दपण ारा [Option ID = 7043] 3. By Sarana / सारणा ारा [Option ID = 7042] 4. None of these / इनम से कोई नही ं [Option ID = 7044] Correct Answer :- By Sarana / सारणा ारा [Option ID = 7042] 10) Drut gat played on sitar is called…… िसतार पर बजने वाली ुत गत को कहा जाता है - [Question ID = 1772] 1. Feroz Khani Gat / िफरोज़खानी गत [Option ID = 7086] 2. Masit Khani Gat / मसीतखानी गत [Option ID = 7088] 3. Zafar Khani Gat / ज़ाफ़रखानी गत [Option ID = 7087] 4. Razakhani Gat / रज़ाखानी गत [Option ID = 7085] Correct Answer :- Razakhani Gat / रज़ाखानी गत [Option ID = 7085] 11) Who has written Harivansh Puran? हरवंश पुराण के लेखक कौन है? [Question ID = 1701] 1. None of these / इनम से कोई नही [Option ID = 6804] 2. Bharatmuni / भरतमुिन [Option ID = 6802] 3. Kohal / कोहल [Option ID = 6803] 4. Valmiki / वाीिक [Option ID = 6801] Correct Answer :- None of these / इनम से कोई नही [Option ID = 6804] 12) Who out of the following does not belong to the ‘Imdadkhani’ Gharana? िनिलखत म िकस कलाकार का ‘इमदादखानी’ घराने से संबंध नही है? [Question ID = 1725] 1. Ustad Vilayat Khan / उाद िवलायत खाँ [Option ID = 6897] 2. Ustad Shahid Parvez / उाद शािहद परवेज़ [Option ID = 6900] 3. Pandit Buddaditya Mukherjee / पंिडत बुधािद मुखज [Option ID = 6899] 4. Pandit Nikhil Bannerjee / पंिडत िनखल बैनज [Option ID = 6898] Correct Answer :- Pandit Nikhil Bannerjee / पंिडत िनखल बैनज [Option ID = 6898] 13) Which author has firstly given ‘Dhrupad Lakshan’? ‘ुपद लण’ सवथम िकस ंथकार ने बताया है? [Question ID = 1746] 1. Bhavbhatt / भावभ [Option ID = 6982] 2. Lochan / लोचन [Option ID = 6983] 3. Somnath / सोमनाथ [Option ID = 6984] 4. Ahobal / अहोबल [Option ID = 6981] Correct Answer :- Bhavbhatt / भावभ [Option ID = 6982] 14) Which country did Mozart belong to? मोजाट िकस देश से थे? [Question ID = 1737] 1. Germany / जमनी [Option ID = 6946] 2. France / ांस [Option ID = 6947] 3. England / इंै [Option ID = 6948] 4. Austria / ऑ या [Option ID = 6945] Correct Answer :- Austria / ऑ या [Option ID = 6945] 15) Which chapter of Sangeet Ratnakar is related with Tala? संगीत राकर का कौन सा अाय ताल से सत है? [Question ID = 1695] 1. 6 [Option ID = 6779] 2. 7 [Option ID = 6780] 3. 5 [Option ID = 6778] 4. 4 [Option ID = 6777] Correct Answer :- 5 [Option ID = 6778] 16) Tenak is related with:- तेनक सत हैः- [Question ID = 1688] 1. Gamak / गमक से [Option ID = 6751] 2. Alankar / अलंकार से [Option ID = 6752] 3. Ang / अंग से [Option ID = 6749] 4. Dhatu / धातु से [Option ID = 6750] Correct Answer :- Ang / अंग से [Option ID = 6749] 17) Find out the Adhvadarshak swara:- अदशक र छाँिटएः- [Question ID = 1690] 1. Ma / मा [Option ID = 6758] 2. Pa / पा [Option ID = 6759] 3. Sa / सा [Option ID = 6757] 4. Dha / धा [Option ID = 6760] Correct Answer :- Ma / मा [Option ID = 6758] 18) Find out the evening sandhi prakash raga:- सायंकालीन संिधकाश राग बताइयेः- [Question ID = 1682] 1. Kedar / के दार [Option ID = 6726] 2. Behag / िबहाग [Option ID = 6728] 3. Kamod / कामोद [Option ID = 6727] 4. Puriya dhanashri / पूरया धनाी [Option ID = 6725] Correct Answer :- Puriya dhanashri / पूरया धनाी [Option ID = 6725] 19) Find out the odd one:- िभ को छाँिटएः- [Question ID = 1689] 1. Tappa / टा [Option ID = 6756] 2. Tillana / िताना [Option ID = 6754] 3. Pallavi / पवी [Option ID = 6753] 4. Javali / जाविल [Option ID = 6755] Correct Answer :- Tappa / टा [Option ID = 6756] 20) Identify the raga having these group of notes:- Ga Pa Ni Dha Ni Ṡa, Dha Ni Dha Pa इन र समूहो ं से राग को पहचािनएः- ग प िन ध िन सं, ध िन ध प [Question ID = 1709] 1. Khamaj / खमाज [Option ID = 6836] 2. Bhairav / भैरव [Option ID = 6834] 3. Alahiya Bilawal / अैया िबलावल [Option ID = 6835] 4. Yaman / यमन [Option ID = 6833] Correct Answer :- Alahiya Bilawal / अैया िबलावल [Option ID = 6835] 21) Razakhani Gat is played in which tala? रज़ाखानी गत कौन सी ताल म बजाई जाती है? [Question ID = 1712] 1. Ada Chautal / आड़ा चैताल [Option ID = 6848] 2. Roopak / पक [Option ID = 6845] 3. Teental / तीनताल [Option ID = 6847] 4. Jhaptal / झपताल [Option ID = 6846] Correct Answer :- Teental / तीनताल [Option ID = 6847] 22) According to Bharat which swar is located on 13th shruti? भरत के अनुसार 13वी ं ुित पर कौन सा वर थािपत है? [Question ID = 1768] 1. Shadaj / षड्ज [Option ID = 7069] 2. Dhaivat / धैवत [Option ID = 7072] 3. Madhyam / मम [Option ID = 7071] 4. Gandhar / गंधार [Option ID = 7070] Correct Answer :- Madhyam / मम [Option ID = 7071] 23) Beethoven was born in:- बेथोवेन का ज कहाँ आ? [Question ID = 1708] 1. Canada / कै नेडा [Option ID = 6829] 2. Germany / जमनी [Option ID = 6832] 3. Austria / आ या [Option ID = 6830] 4. Belgium / बेयम [Option ID = 6831] Correct Answer :- Germany / जमनी [Option ID = 6832] 24) By which name shruti is called in Western music? पाा संगीत म ुित को ा कहा जाता है? [Question ID = 1764] 1.
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