Exam Details
Subject | museology & conservation | |
Paper | paper 2 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2014 | |
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Question Paper
1. The book 'Museums In search of a Usable future' was written by
Germain Bazin
John Cotton Dana
George Brown Goode
Alma S. Wittlin
2. Museum Conservation Institute is in
California
Washington D.C.
London
Paris
3. Which of the following is an autonomous body of Ministry of Culture, Government of India
Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata.
National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi.
National Library, Kolkata.
National Archives, New Delhi.
4. Bal Sangrahalaya, Lucknow is run by
University Museum
Private Museum
Central Government
State Government
5. Uffizi Gallery is in
Italy
Spain
Germany
Sweden
6. Nalanda Museum was established in
1920
1921
1931
1941
7. 'Vieled Rebecca' is housed in
Patna Museum, Patna
Indian Museum, Kolkata
National Museum, New Delhi
Salarjung Museum, Hyderabad
8. CIDOC in ICOM-CIDOC stands for
Committee for Disaster Management of Collections.
Committee for Documentation.
Committee for Display of Collections.
Committee for Disposal of Collections.
9. The journal 'studies in conservation' is published by
International Institute for conservation of Historic and Artistic works.
Getty Conservation Institute.
Indian Association for the study of Conservation of cultural Property in India.
UNESCO
10. Museum of Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai contains
Archieval Materials
Promissory Notes
Punch Mark Coin
Notes
11. Who is consider as the founder of Museology in India
D.P. Ghosh
Grace Morley
Motichandra
V.L. Devkar
12. Ichthyology is the branch of zoology dented to the study of
Fish
Eggs
Nests
Reptiles
13. Which is the chemical used for deacidification of paper
Alcohol
Mercuric Chloride
Potassium dichloride
Barium hydroxide
14. Which chemicals is used to remove red ink stain from manuscripts
Ethyl Alcohol
Ammonia Solution
Methylated Spirit
Nitric Acid
15. Which chemical is used for removal of soluble chlorides, copper and its alloys from bronze objects
Silver Nitrate
Magnesium carbonate
Sodium sesquicarbonate
Sulphuric Acid
16. Bronze is an alloy of
Copper and Zinc
Copper and Tin
Copper and Nickel
Copper and Lead
17. Brass is an alloy of
Copper and Zinc
Copper and Tin
Copper and Nickel
Copper and Lead
18. Which of the following rules is not application to care and handling
Wear gloves
Carry everything by hand
No smoking
Avoid haste
19. The first part of the number 87.19.15.a means
The object is 87th acquisition
The object was acquired in 1987
87th group of objects
87th part of the object
20. International Museum Day ICOM is celebrated every year on
19th May
17th June
18th May
16th January
21. Keep a separate storage location for new artifacts entering the museum
So that artifacts can be inspected for insect infestations or mould growth.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
22. Using spot readings is still the most common way to monitor light in museums, but now museums are turning to dosimeters to monitor the effects of light.
Because the effect of light is cumulative and it is more important to consider the total light exposure.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
23. It is recommended that electrostatic air cleaners should not be used to filter out particles from air entering a museum.
Because they produce ozone and aid the conversion of sulphurdioxide into sulphuric acid.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
24. Prefer physically unstable surfaces for writing accession number on objects.
So that it can be removed easily. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
25. Number of words should be kept maximum in museum signage.
So that visitors can extract information without having to stop.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
26. Conventional incandescent lamps need UV filtering.
They produce large amount of UV.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
27. Conservators prefer to use tartaric acid or citric acid instead of Imli (Tamarind) or lemon.
So that chemical reaction can be controlled by appropriate concentration.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
28. When panel painting is observed to develop a convexity on the painted side this should be regarded as an emergency.
Convexity of painted side may develop cracks and painted layer may separate from the base layer.
Codes
is right, but is wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
29. When packing objects in 'Bubblewrap,' the bubbles should always face away from the objects.
Bubbles can emit acidic fumes. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
30. For writing accession number on paper material, newly sharpened pencil should be used.
Because it writes smoothly. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
wrong, but is right.
31. Arrange in order the procedure followed for embalming reptiles.
a. Collection and Narcotization.
b. Preservation
c. Killing and Fixing
d. Injecting embalming fluid
Codes
d
a
b
b
32. Arrange in order the stages of processing of skin products
a. Oil dressing
b. Alum dressing
c. Tanning
d. Dusting cleaning
Codes
a
c
c
d
33. Average in order the method of mechanical cleaning of copper objects
a. Picking of extraneous depositions
b. Grinding of surface
c. Brushing
d. Chipping
Codes
a
c
b
d
34. Arrange the followings in chronological order.
a. Precambrian
b. Cenozoic
c. Paleozoic
d. Mesozoic
Codes
a
b
d
a
35. Arrange the stages of Cognitive Development as given by Jean Piaget in chronological order.
a. Formal Operational
b. Sensory-motor
c. Pre-operational
d. Concrete operational
Codes
c and d
d and a
c and b
d and a
36. The properties of silica gel include
a. chemically inert
b. absorbs and de-absorb moisture
c. can be pre-conditioned to a particular level
d. Non-corrosive
Codes
c and d
b and d
c and d
b and c
37. CCN a mixture contains
a. Chloroform
b. Creosote oil
c. Carbon tetra chloride
d. Naphthalene
Codes
c and d
c and d
b and d
c and d
38. Which of the following animals are Birds
a. Ostrich
b. Emmu
c. Bustard
d. Bat
Codes
c and d
b and c
c and d
a and b
39. Which of the followings are organic materials
a. Wood
b. Ceramics
c. Terracotta
d. Paper
Codes
c and d
c and d
a and d
b and c
40. For documenting textile, which of the following information should be included
a. The presence of sewing or stitch holes.
b. The nature of the fibres of both warp and weft threads.
c. Counting per centimetre of both-warp and weft.
d. The type of weaving and its colour.
Codes
b and c
b and d
c and d
c and d
41. Match the colour in List-I with the mood they create or are Associated within List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Red i. Rest Refreshment
b. Brown ii. Humility and tranquillity
c. Green iii. Aggression
d. Orange iv. Festivity and courage
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii ii i iv
iv iii i ii
42. Match the concepts of Education in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Reinfor- i. The psychological result of perception, learning and reasoning.
cement
b. Under- ii. It is the possession of knowledge with the capability of reasoning and making judgements.
standing
c. Intelli- iii. The notion that learning takes place because of the consequences of a behaviors.
gence
d. Know-ledge iv. An underlying ability which enables an individual to adopt to and function effectively with in a given environment.
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iii ii iv i
ii i iii iv
iv ii iii i
43. Match the Marketing concepts in List-I with their meanings in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Loyality i. Shared beliefs, norms, experiences and stories that characterize an organisation.
b. Mission Statement ii. A Group of current or perspective customers who share common characteristics
needs, purchasing behaviour or consumption pattenrs.
c. Segment iii. A description of what the organization does, its standards and values whom it
serves and what it intends to accomplish
d. Corporate culture iv. Customers commitment to continue patronizing a specific firm over and extended
period of time.
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iv iii ii i
ii i iv iii
iii iv i ii
44. Match the type of intelligence in List-I with their meanings in List-II
List-I List-II
a. Interpersonal i. Ability to manipulate and create mental images in order to solve problems.
b. Linguistic ii. Ability to detect pattern's, reason deductively and think logically.
c. Visualspatial iii. Ability to understand and identify the feelings and understand intentions of others.
d. Logical
Mathematica iv. Involves the ability to manipulate Language to express oneself.
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
ii iii iv i
iv ii i iii
i ii iii iv
45. Match the terms in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Informal i. Learning Environment for informal learning
learning
b. Holding ii. Learning that is evaluated according to prescribed standards
power
c. Informal iii. Time spent viewing an exhibit.
setting
d. Formal iv. Free choice learning that is, self paced, voluntary.
learning
Codes
a b c d
iii iv ii i
iv iii i ii
i ii iii iv
ii i iv iii
46. Match the Museum in List-I with their respective state in List-II
List-I List-II
a. Anand Bhavan i. Uttar Pradesh
Museum
b. Rabindra Bhavan ii. New Delhi
c. Sankar's iii. West
International Bengal
Dollo Museum
d. Baripada Branch iv. Odhisa
Museum
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
iv ii i iii
i iii ii iv
ii i iv iii
47. Match the Acts in items List-I with items List-II.
List-I List-II
a. The Indian Treasure i. 1872 Trove Act
b.The Antiquities and Art ii. 1972 Treasures Act
c. The Ancient iii. 1958 Monuments and Archaeological sites Act
d. The Wildlife Protection iv. 1972 Act
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iv ii i iii
48. Match the conservation terms in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Ground i. Existing condition that causes deterioration of the painting.
b. Inherent ii. Bend vice
c. Fold iii. Coating used to prepare canvas
d. Soiling iv. Deposition of dirt
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv ii iii i
ii iii iv i
iii i ii iv
49. Match the instruments in List-I with their use in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Electrolytic i. Preparation of dry plant specimen
apparatus
b. Thermostatic press ii. Sterilization
c. Autoclave iii. To check addition and alternations in paintings
d.UV lamp iv. Treatment of metal objects
Codes
a b c d
iv i iii ii
iv ii iii i
iv i ii iii
i iv iii ii
50. Match the items in List-I with items in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Cockling i. Separating and lifting of the paint and ground layer.
b. Cleavage ii. A depression made by pressure.
c. Dent iii. Disruption causing ripples.
d. Buckling iv. A broad wrinkle
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv i ii iii
ii iv iii i
iii ii iv i
Germain Bazin
John Cotton Dana
George Brown Goode
Alma S. Wittlin
2. Museum Conservation Institute is in
California
Washington D.C.
London
Paris
3. Which of the following is an autonomous body of Ministry of Culture, Government of India
Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata.
National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi.
National Library, Kolkata.
National Archives, New Delhi.
4. Bal Sangrahalaya, Lucknow is run by
University Museum
Private Museum
Central Government
State Government
5. Uffizi Gallery is in
Italy
Spain
Germany
Sweden
6. Nalanda Museum was established in
1920
1921
1931
1941
7. 'Vieled Rebecca' is housed in
Patna Museum, Patna
Indian Museum, Kolkata
National Museum, New Delhi
Salarjung Museum, Hyderabad
8. CIDOC in ICOM-CIDOC stands for
Committee for Disaster Management of Collections.
Committee for Documentation.
Committee for Display of Collections.
Committee for Disposal of Collections.
9. The journal 'studies in conservation' is published by
International Institute for conservation of Historic and Artistic works.
Getty Conservation Institute.
Indian Association for the study of Conservation of cultural Property in India.
UNESCO
10. Museum of Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai contains
Archieval Materials
Promissory Notes
Punch Mark Coin
Notes
11. Who is consider as the founder of Museology in India
D.P. Ghosh
Grace Morley
Motichandra
V.L. Devkar
12. Ichthyology is the branch of zoology dented to the study of
Fish
Eggs
Nests
Reptiles
13. Which is the chemical used for deacidification of paper
Alcohol
Mercuric Chloride
Potassium dichloride
Barium hydroxide
14. Which chemicals is used to remove red ink stain from manuscripts
Ethyl Alcohol
Ammonia Solution
Methylated Spirit
Nitric Acid
15. Which chemical is used for removal of soluble chlorides, copper and its alloys from bronze objects
Silver Nitrate
Magnesium carbonate
Sodium sesquicarbonate
Sulphuric Acid
16. Bronze is an alloy of
Copper and Zinc
Copper and Tin
Copper and Nickel
Copper and Lead
17. Brass is an alloy of
Copper and Zinc
Copper and Tin
Copper and Nickel
Copper and Lead
18. Which of the following rules is not application to care and handling
Wear gloves
Carry everything by hand
No smoking
Avoid haste
19. The first part of the number 87.19.15.a means
The object is 87th acquisition
The object was acquired in 1987
87th group of objects
87th part of the object
20. International Museum Day ICOM is celebrated every year on
19th May
17th June
18th May
16th January
21. Keep a separate storage location for new artifacts entering the museum
So that artifacts can be inspected for insect infestations or mould growth.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
22. Using spot readings is still the most common way to monitor light in museums, but now museums are turning to dosimeters to monitor the effects of light.
Because the effect of light is cumulative and it is more important to consider the total light exposure.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
23. It is recommended that electrostatic air cleaners should not be used to filter out particles from air entering a museum.
Because they produce ozone and aid the conversion of sulphurdioxide into sulphuric acid.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
24. Prefer physically unstable surfaces for writing accession number on objects.
So that it can be removed easily. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
25. Number of words should be kept maximum in museum signage.
So that visitors can extract information without having to stop.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
26. Conventional incandescent lamps need UV filtering.
They produce large amount of UV.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
27. Conservators prefer to use tartaric acid or citric acid instead of Imli (Tamarind) or lemon.
So that chemical reaction can be controlled by appropriate concentration.
Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
28. When panel painting is observed to develop a convexity on the painted side this should be regarded as an emergency.
Convexity of painted side may develop cracks and painted layer may separate from the base layer.
Codes
is right, but is wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
29. When packing objects in 'Bubblewrap,' the bubbles should always face away from the objects.
Bubbles can emit acidic fumes. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
is wrong, but is right.
30. For writing accession number on paper material, newly sharpened pencil should be used.
Because it writes smoothly. Codes
and both are right.
is right, but is wrong.
and both are wrong.
wrong, but is right.
31. Arrange in order the procedure followed for embalming reptiles.
a. Collection and Narcotization.
b. Preservation
c. Killing and Fixing
d. Injecting embalming fluid
Codes
d
a
b
b
32. Arrange in order the stages of processing of skin products
a. Oil dressing
b. Alum dressing
c. Tanning
d. Dusting cleaning
Codes
a
c
c
d
33. Average in order the method of mechanical cleaning of copper objects
a. Picking of extraneous depositions
b. Grinding of surface
c. Brushing
d. Chipping
Codes
a
c
b
d
34. Arrange the followings in chronological order.
a. Precambrian
b. Cenozoic
c. Paleozoic
d. Mesozoic
Codes
a
b
d
a
35. Arrange the stages of Cognitive Development as given by Jean Piaget in chronological order.
a. Formal Operational
b. Sensory-motor
c. Pre-operational
d. Concrete operational
Codes
c and d
d and a
c and b
d and a
36. The properties of silica gel include
a. chemically inert
b. absorbs and de-absorb moisture
c. can be pre-conditioned to a particular level
d. Non-corrosive
Codes
c and d
b and d
c and d
b and c
37. CCN a mixture contains
a. Chloroform
b. Creosote oil
c. Carbon tetra chloride
d. Naphthalene
Codes
c and d
c and d
b and d
c and d
38. Which of the following animals are Birds
a. Ostrich
b. Emmu
c. Bustard
d. Bat
Codes
c and d
b and c
c and d
a and b
39. Which of the followings are organic materials
a. Wood
b. Ceramics
c. Terracotta
d. Paper
Codes
c and d
c and d
a and d
b and c
40. For documenting textile, which of the following information should be included
a. The presence of sewing or stitch holes.
b. The nature of the fibres of both warp and weft threads.
c. Counting per centimetre of both-warp and weft.
d. The type of weaving and its colour.
Codes
b and c
b and d
c and d
c and d
41. Match the colour in List-I with the mood they create or are Associated within List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Red i. Rest Refreshment
b. Brown ii. Humility and tranquillity
c. Green iii. Aggression
d. Orange iv. Festivity and courage
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii ii i iv
iv iii i ii
42. Match the concepts of Education in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Reinfor- i. The psychological result of perception, learning and reasoning.
cement
b. Under- ii. It is the possession of knowledge with the capability of reasoning and making judgements.
standing
c. Intelli- iii. The notion that learning takes place because of the consequences of a behaviors.
gence
d. Know-ledge iv. An underlying ability which enables an individual to adopt to and function effectively with in a given environment.
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iii ii iv i
ii i iii iv
iv ii iii i
43. Match the Marketing concepts in List-I with their meanings in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Loyality i. Shared beliefs, norms, experiences and stories that characterize an organisation.
b. Mission Statement ii. A Group of current or perspective customers who share common characteristics
needs, purchasing behaviour or consumption pattenrs.
c. Segment iii. A description of what the organization does, its standards and values whom it
serves and what it intends to accomplish
d. Corporate culture iv. Customers commitment to continue patronizing a specific firm over and extended
period of time.
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iv iii ii i
ii i iv iii
iii iv i ii
44. Match the type of intelligence in List-I with their meanings in List-II
List-I List-II
a. Interpersonal i. Ability to manipulate and create mental images in order to solve problems.
b. Linguistic ii. Ability to detect pattern's, reason deductively and think logically.
c. Visualspatial iii. Ability to understand and identify the feelings and understand intentions of others.
d. Logical
Mathematica iv. Involves the ability to manipulate Language to express oneself.
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
ii iii iv i
iv ii i iii
i ii iii iv
45. Match the terms in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Informal i. Learning Environment for informal learning
learning
b. Holding ii. Learning that is evaluated according to prescribed standards
power
c. Informal iii. Time spent viewing an exhibit.
setting
d. Formal iv. Free choice learning that is, self paced, voluntary.
learning
Codes
a b c d
iii iv ii i
iv iii i ii
i ii iii iv
ii i iv iii
46. Match the Museum in List-I with their respective state in List-II
List-I List-II
a. Anand Bhavan i. Uttar Pradesh
Museum
b. Rabindra Bhavan ii. New Delhi
c. Sankar's iii. West
International Bengal
Dollo Museum
d. Baripada Branch iv. Odhisa
Museum
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
iv ii i iii
i iii ii iv
ii i iv iii
47. Match the Acts in items List-I with items List-II.
List-I List-II
a. The Indian Treasure i. 1872 Trove Act
b.The Antiquities and Art ii. 1972 Treasures Act
c. The Ancient iii. 1958 Monuments and Archaeological sites Act
d. The Wildlife Protection iv. 1972 Act
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iv ii i iii
48. Match the conservation terms in List-I with their meaning in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Ground i. Existing condition that causes deterioration of the painting.
b. Inherent ii. Bend vice
c. Fold iii. Coating used to prepare canvas
d. Soiling iv. Deposition of dirt
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv ii iii i
ii iii iv i
iii i ii iv
49. Match the instruments in List-I with their use in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Electrolytic i. Preparation of dry plant specimen
apparatus
b. Thermostatic press ii. Sterilization
c. Autoclave iii. To check addition and alternations in paintings
d.UV lamp iv. Treatment of metal objects
Codes
a b c d
iv i iii ii
iv ii iii i
iv i ii iii
i iv iii ii
50. Match the items in List-I with items in List-II.
List-I List-II
a. Cockling i. Separating and lifting of the paint and ground layer.
b. Cleavage ii. A depression made by pressure.
c. Dent iii. Disruption causing ripples.
d. Buckling iv. A broad wrinkle
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv i ii iii
ii iv iii i
iii ii iv i
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