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Subject museology & conservation
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Exam / Course ugc net national eligibility test
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Exam Date December, 2009
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Question Paper

1. Kelkar Museum is famous for

Sculpture

Painting

Daily use utensils

Textiles
2. Which one of the following is fungicide

Formalin

Thymol

Mercuric chloride

Napthalene
3. Calico Museum is a

Contemporary Art Museum

Science Museum

Textile Museum

State Museum
4. The year of establishment of Indian Museum is

1949

1814

1958

1843
5. The first university museum was established by

Banaras Hindu University

Calcutta University

Allahabad University

Indian Museum
6. Museum Day is observed on

18th April

18th May

18th June

18th July
7. Which measure is most important in display

Light

Accessioning

Spacing

Air
8. Registration of objects should be done first in

General Register

Classified Register

Storage Register

Conservation Register
9. Importance of Diaroma in museum galleries

To depict the total life and environment.

For accuracy of registration.

For accuracy of cataloguing.

For accuracy of documentation.
10. Grace Morley was the Director of

Chatrapati Shivaji Vastu Sangrahalaya

Indian Museum

National Museum

Mathura Museum
11. Who prepared first catalogue of museums in India

C. Shivaramamurti

A. Ghosh

N.R. Ray

J. Ph. Vogel
12. National Museum was established before independence

True

False

Perhaps

None of the above
13. Which one of these places have Science Museum

Sanchi Museum

Nalanda Museum

Kolkata Museum

Mathura Museum
14. Which is the essential part of a museum which is more connected with the visitors

Library

Display in gallery

Strong Room

Conservation Room
15. What is the basic need for a physically challenged person in a museum

Wheel chair

Museum Guide

Stick

Attendant
16. Many museums in the country don't have conservation lab. In that case which method should be adopted to arrest the decay of objects

Preventive conservation

Curative conservation

Both and

None of the above
17. Of the following objects which are semi (composite) organic

Iron stick

Stone sculpture

Bronze sculpture

Sickle
18. Which is the earliest museum in the world

Asmolean Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

British Museum

Pitt's River Museum
19. Marine archaeology is related with

Desert

River valley

Marshy land

Sea
20. Rekhadeul Temples are related with

Madhya Pradesh

Maharashtra

Orissa

Central India
21. Name any two schools of Kushan sculptures

Sarnath

Pallava

Chalukya

Mathura and Gandhar
22. Which style of dance is famous from Kerala

Kathak

Odissi

Manipuri

Kathakali
23. Where is the National Science Museum is located

Mumbai

Kolkata

Bangalore

Bhopal
24. Oldest manuscripts are on

Paper

Palm-leaf

Cloth

Glass
25. What this stands for ICFAVIM

International Committee for the Audio-Visual Image of Museum

International Committee of Art Verification

International Committee of Annual Valuation

International Committee of Art Valuation
26. Identify the correct match of the items in List-I and II

List-I List-II

Harappan Period 3rd century B.C.

Mauryan Period 2nd century B.C.

Shunga Period 2500 B.C.

Kushan Period 2nd century A.D.

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27. Identify the correct match of the items in List-I and II.

List-I List-II

Govt. Museum, Chennai Central Govt.

Children's Museum, Lucknow Board of Trustees

Indian Museum, Kolkata Private

National Museum, New Delhi State Govt.

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28. Arrange the following cultures in sequence

Mesolithic

Neolithic

Palaeolithic

Chalcolithic

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29. Identify the correct sequence of the following functions


Conservation

Collection

Display

Documentation

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30. Match the following

List-I List-II

International Committee for Museology. ICFM

International Committee for Training Personal. ICFTP

International Committee for Museum Education. ICFME

International Committee for Documentation. ICFD

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31. Arrange the following chronologically

Sarnath Museum

Humpi Museum

Nadanda Museum

Sanchi Museum

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32. Match the items of the List-I with that of the List-II

List-I List-II

O.P. Agrawal Painter

M.F. Hussain Culturologist

Kapila Vatsyayan Museologist

Saroj Ghosh Conservator

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33. Find out the correct sequence of the museums lying East to West

Chatrapati Shivaji Vastu Sangrahalaya Mumbai

Patna Museum Patna

City Palace Museum Jaipur

Central Museum Nagpur

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34. Match the following

List I List II

Bharat Kala Bhavan New Delhi

Bharatyiya Itihas Sanshodhan Mandal Gwalior

Jivaji Rao Museum Puna

Lal Bahadur Shashtri Museum Varanasi

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35. Who initiated first preservation of Archaeological Museum in India

Sir William Zones

J.P. Vogel

Lord Curson

Sir John Marshall
36. Assertion Seeing is believing.

Reason Viewing objects conveys knowledge.

Both and are true.

is wrong is true.

is true is wrong.

Both and are false.
37. Assertion An Eco-museum is a conservation strategy for the environment and human heritage of a particular territory.
Reason Local identity is the sole criterion that guides the formation of an Eco-museum.

is true and is false.

is false and is true.

and are false.

and are true.
38. Assertion Science city in India is located at Kolkata.

Reason Kolkata has a suitable climatic condition for this.

is false is true.

is true is false.

Both and are false.

Both and are true.
39. Assertion Anusandhan Samiti launched the museum movement in North-East India and established Assam State Museum at Guwahati.

Reason Guwahati is a prominent city of the North-East India.

Both and are true.

is wrong is true.

is true is wrong.

Both and are wrong.
40. Which is more scientific collection in Archaeology

Through exploration

Through excavation

Through gift

Through purchase
41. Which is the oldest act to acquire museum objects in India

Treasure Trove Act.

Export of Antiquities Act.

Ancient Monuments sites and Remains.

Antiquity and Art Treasure Act.
42. Which is the prospective location of a site museum

Capital city

University campus

Industrial Area

Where from objects are procured
43. What do you mean by eye level

Below eyes

Above eyes

Behind the visitors

In front of eyes
44. Arrange in chronological order

Homo erectus

Australopithecus

Homo sapiens

Drypithecus

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45. Give the correct answer Natural History Museum is famous for sculptures

True

False

Perhaps

None of the above

46. Read the passage and answer the questions 46-50

The scientific treatment and preservation of objects is an important function of museums. The National Research Laboratory for conservation of cultural property has recently been established by the Government of India at Lucknow to conduct researches on various mediums of art, their preservation aspects and to train-up museum personnel in conservation in India and South-East Asia. The Conservation Laboratory of the National Museum, New Delhi, is provided with modern equipments. Besides the skilled and experienced staff to conserve the vast variety of materials found in India, it includes specialists to take care of the oil paintings of Western origin also. Several other big institutions like the Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad, Indian Museum, Calcutta, Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay, the Govt. Museum, Madras, the State Museum, Lucknow and many others have their own conservation laboratories to preserve valuable objects of art and culture. The Archaeological Survey of India maintains an archaeological laboratory at Dehradun in Uttar Pradesh to look after the conservation work of monuments and excavated material. Yet, the smaller institutions still suffer from the lack of proper conservation facilities. In the report submitted by Plenderleith and Paul Coremans in 1965, a strong recommendation was made to establish the zonal conservation laboratories to preserve the material. The action has yet to be taken.

46. Why does scientific treatment and preservation of objects is an important function of a museum

To arrest the decay

To change the character

To change the colour

To change the texture
47. Why the national laboratory of research and conservation of cultural property was established by Govt. of India

To research in conservation method

To store objects

To display objects

To loan the objects
48. What is the necessity of establishing it at Lucknow

Basically to conserve the cultural properties of nearly areas.

To increase the number of laboratory.

To create more jobs.

To add importance to Lucknow.
49. What is the standard of laboratories in Salar Jung Museum, Indian Museum, Chatrapati Shivaji Vastu Sangrahalaya

Not up to the mark.

Up to the mark.

Both and

None of the above
50. What is the function of conservation laboratory of Archaeological Survey of India situated at Dehradun

To conserve archaeological materials

To conserve textiles

To conserve modern art

None of the above


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