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Test Booklet No.

PAPER-II
Time 1 1/4 hours] [Maximum Marks 100
MUSEOLOGY CONSERVATION

Number of Pages in this Booklet 16 Number of Questions in this Booklet 50 Instructions for the Candidates
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1. The deity holding trident is

Visnu Surya


Siva Brahma



2. Cheunecy G. Hamlin, founder of ICOM was the

Director of the Buffalo Museum of Science, U.S.A.


Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, U.S.A.


Director of the British Museum, London.


Director of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.



3. Which one is the oldest museum in India

National Museum, New Delhi.


Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad.


Indian Museum, Kolkata.


Allhabad Museum, Allhabad.



4. Which category of museums is more prevalent in India

Science and Technological Museums


Art Museums


Archaeological Museums


Natural History Museums



5. The definition of 'Museum' given by
ICOM was last revised in

1974 1989


2001 2007



6. Archaeological Museum, exhibits objects of

Kadamba art


Hoysala art


Vijayanagara art


Chalukya art


Hampi


7. Who led the foundation and popularity of site museums in India

Sir John Marshall


Mortimer Wheeler


Dr. Grace Morley


C. Shivarama Murti



8. Which one is the most popular communication technique followed by museums in India

Audio-visual technique


Guide Lecturer


Booklet


Labelling



9. Change in atmospheric humidity is indicated by

Hydroscope


Hygrometer


Thermometer


Barometer



10. Recommended illumination levels for dyed leather is

50 lux 100 lux


150 lux 200 lux



11. The theme of the Annual Museums Conference of Museums Association of India, held in 2009 at Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh was

Museum, Heritage and Tourism


Museum lighting


Tangible heritage


Preservation of museum objects



12. Ancient Monuments Preservation Act was enacted in

1904 1910


1916 1958




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13. International Museum Day in India was observed since

1975 1976


1977 1978



14. Nagarjuna Konda Museum, Andhra Pradesh is a

State museum


Island museum


Private museum


National museum



15. As per ICOM definition the primary purpose of the museum is

Education, Study and Enjoyment.


Education and Enjoyment.


Educationand Communication.


Research and Communication.



16. Assertion Accession register is the brain of a museum.
Reason Accession register gives not only the total number of collections of a museum, but also gives the basic data about the specimens.

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Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.



17. Assertion Investigator is better to assume the attitude of a learner, not of a teacher.
Reason An investigator with the mentality of a teacher fails to collect more information about any object.

Both and are correct.


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18. Assertion Organic materials being very delicate are more susceptible to decay under the effect of environmental condition, humidity and temperature.
Reason Organic objects of a museum collection are damaged due to high atmospheric conditions.

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19. Assertion Museum education leads the way for both social change and community participation.
Reason Museum caters educational value to everyone.

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Both and are incorrect.



20. Assertion Incandescent light is harmful to paintings.
Reason It fades the colour of the painting.

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Reason The curator must intend to tell a story through the exhibits.

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22. Assertion Museography is an applied science.
Reason Because it involves practical work.

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23. Assertion Museum on Musicology is possible.
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24. Assertion The meaning of objects is ambiguous.
Reason Understanding about objects is not same as reading.

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Reason The scope of the museum functions should be strictly defined and limited.

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Taj Mahal


Sanchi Stupa


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National Museum, New Delhi.


Government Museum, Chennai


Chhatrapati Sivaji Maharaja Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai.
Indian Musuem, Kolkata.


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28. Arrange in correct sequence the following functions of a museum

Conservation


Registration


Collection
Display


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29. Arrange in sequence according to establishment year.

Dow Hill Forest Garden, Kurseong.


Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun.


Lloyd Botanical Garden, Darjeeling.
Shivpur Botanical Garden, Howrah.


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30. Which is the correct chronology of dynasty

Chalukya


Rashtrakuta


Hoysala
Vijayanagara


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31. Arrange in sequence the following lighting methods emitting UV radiation from higher to lower

Day light


Fluorescent light


Incandescent lamp
Louvred light


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32. Arrange the following prehistoric cultural periods in order of sequence

Neolithic


Chalcolithic


Palaeolithic
Mesolithic


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the List II.
List I List II
E.P. Museum Studies
Alexander in Material
Culture.
Bettina Museum
Messias Masters: Their
Corbonell Museums and
their influence.
Susam Birth of
Pearce Museum
Tony Museum studies
Bennett an Anthology of
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List I List II
International ICOM
Committee for
Museum Security
International ICOFOM
Committee for
Documentation
International ICMS
Committee for
Museology
International CIDOC
Council of
Museums
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List I List II
International CECA
Committee for
Training of
Personnel
International ICOMOS
Centre for the
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Preservation and
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Cultural Property
International ICCROM
Council of
Monuments and
Sites
Committee for ICTOP
Education and
Cultural Action
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36. Match List I with List II.

List I

Dancing Shiva of Vijaynagar


Bronze Dancing Girl


Painting of Monalisa


Elgin Marbles


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British Museum, London


Louvre, Paris


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