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Literature, Culture Of Haryana Question & Answers 1. The famous painter Vincent van Gogh belonged to which country? 1. Spain 2. The Netherlands 3. Italy 4. France Answer: 2 2. ‘Madhubani’ a style of folk paintings, is popular in which of the following states in India? 1. Bihar 2. Madhya Pradesh 3. West Bengal 4. Rajasthan Answer: 1 3. Pablo Picasso belonged to which country? 1. France 2. Germany 3. Spain 4. Italy Answer: 3 4. Nand Lal Bose, Manjit Bawa, Tyeb Mehta are 1. Classical Singers 2. English Poets 3. Photographers 4. Painters Answer: 4 https://sarkarirecruitment.com/ 5. Warli painting is indigenous to which State? 1. Gujarat 2. Rajasthan 3. Odisha 4. Maharashtra Answer: 4 6. Raja Harishchandra, an early Indian film was produced by 1. Dada Saheb Phalke 2. Ashok Kumar 3. Ardeshir Irani 4. Gurudatt Answer: 1 7. Yavanika or curtain was introduced in Indian theatre by which of the following? 1. Shakas 2. Greeks 3. Huns 4. Persians Answer: 2 8. Who among the following is a distinguished actor as well as the recipient of Jnanpith Award (the highest literary award in India)? 1. Vijay Tendulkar 2. Kaifi Azmi 3. Javed Akhtar 4. Girish Karnad Answer: 4 9. Homi Vyarawalla is acclaimed as India's first - 1. Lady Painter 2. Lady Photojournalist 3. Lady Kathak Dancer 4. Lady Playback singer https://sarkarirecruitment.com/ Answer: 2 10. Ikebana is Japanese art of : 1. paper craft 2. dress designing 3. miniature tree farming 4. flower arrangement Answer: 4 11. Who is the voice behind the audiobook "Wings of Fire" written by former President APJ Abdul Kalam? 1. Om Puri 2. Amitabh Bachchan 3. Girish Karnad 4. Harish Bhimani Answer: 3 12. The technique of mural painting executed upon freshly laid lime plaster is known as - 1. Fresco 2. Gouache 3. Tempera 4. Cubism Answer: 1 13. Ramkinker Baij was a well known 1. dancer 2. theatre personality 3. violinist 4. Sculptor Answer: 4 https://sarkarirecruitment.com/ 14. Which place is famous for embroidered handkerchief? 1. Salem 2. Gadwal 3. Tangaliya 4. Chamba Answer: 4 15. Jorasanko Thakur Bari is the ancestral home of which Indian personality? 1. Rabindranath Tagore 2. Pranab Mukherjee 3. Ram Mohan Roy 4. Swami Vivekananda Answer: 1 16. The song Ekla Chalo Re (Walk alone) was written by – 1. Subhash Chandra Bose 2. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar 3. Rabindra Nath Tagore 4. Aurobindo Ghosh Answer: 3 17. Indian Council for Cultural Relations was founded by – 1. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel 2. Rajagopalachari 3. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad 4. Indira Gandhi Answer: 3 18. Who of the following is/was not a painter? 1. Tyeb Mehta 2. Ramkinkar Baiz 3. Syed Haider Raza 4. Jamini Roy https://sarkarirecruitment.com/ Answer: 2 19. In which field of Art did Jamini Roy make his name? 1. Sculpture 2. Music 3. Painting 4. Drama Answer: 3 20. With which form of performing art is Teejan Bai associated? 1. Burra Katha 2. Pandavani 3. Lavani 4. Nautanki Answer: 2 https://sarkarirecruitment.com/ .

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