Exam Details
Subject | folk literature | |
Paper | paper 3 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
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Organization | university grants commission | |
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Exam Date | December, 2013 | |
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Question Paper
1. The name of the discipline that deals with the laws of language is
Grammatology
Poetics
Linguistics
Lexicology
2. The author of 'The Study of Folklore'
Alan Dundes
Franz Boas
Victor Turner
Sigmund Freud
3. Lauri Honko belongs to
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Sweden
4. The author of 'Sacred Books of the East' is
Andrew Lang
Axel Olrick
Max Muller
James Frazer
5. The martyrdom of Hazarat Imman Hussain is celebrated as
Mohurram
Milad-un-Nabi
Ramzan
Bakrid
6. Art of subversion is associated with
Stith Thompson
Alan Dundes
E.B. Taylor
Jack Zipes
7. The concept of Multiforms was advocated by
Lauri Harvilathi
Anna-Leena Siikala
John Holbek
Lauri Honko
8. Diffusion of Folktales is demonstrated by
Max Muller
Redfield
Theodore Benfy
Edward Taylor
9. The Hermeneutic method is a
Utilitarian approach
Textual approach
Quantitative approach
Developmental approach
10. The folk epic 'Khamba Thoibi' belongs to
Meghalaya
Manipur
Mizoram
Assam
11. 'Folklore' was adopted in place of the cumbersome phrase
Popular Antiquities
Peasant culture
Volkskunde
Popular culture
12. 'The Legends of Punjab' is authored by
G.H. Damant
R.C. Temple
Jonas Balys
Verrier Elwin
13. Which one of the following is a live presentation, that never repeats identically
(A)Ritual
(B)Custom
(C)Habit
(D)Performance
14. body of Oral traditional narratives that are told by a people about themselves.'
(A)Folk History
(B)Personal Narratives
(C)Legend
(D)Myth
15. 'Ardhanariswar' stands for
(A)half male animal half female
(B)half male half female God
(C)half male half female
(D)half female half serpent
16. Oedipus Complex is
(A)Libidinal feelings of daughter towards father
(B)Libidinal feelings of son towards mother
(C)Libidinal feelings of sister towards brother
(D)Libidinal feelings of brother-inlaw towards sister-in-law
17. Totem is a sacred entity stands for the
(A)Exogamous identify
(B)Endogamous identify
(C)Sacrificial feast
sign
18. The 'context' refers to
(A)situation in which folklore text is written
(B)the environment in which folklore is recycled
(C)the environment in which the folklore text is embedded
(D)situation in which 'folklore' text is communicated.
19. Which are the Indian scholars on Folklore
(A)Satyendra, Ravinder Bhramar, Premchand
(B)S.R. Sharma, Krish Dev Upadhyay, Gulab Rai
(C)Devendra Satyarthi, Satyendra, Shyam Parmar
(D)Hazari Prasad Dwivedi, Ram Chandra Shukla, Dharamveer Bharati
20. Devdasi dance is performed at
(A)Temples
(B)Fairs
(C)Festivals
(D)Carnival
21. The historical-geographical theories of folklore are
(i)Origin and Migration
(ii)Solar mythology and Psychoanalysis
(iii)Cultural Evolution and Neo-Darwinism
(iv)Diffusion and Finnish method
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
22. The concept of 'rites of passage' was studies by
(i)Milton Singer
(ii)Van Gennep
(iii)Bronislaw Malinowski
(iv)Victor Turner
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
23. in human mind functions on the
(i)Principle of Pleasure
(ii)Principle of Reality
(iii)Principle of Immediacy
(iv)Principle of Self Actualization
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
24. 'Folklorismus' is defined as
(i)Folklore in the context
(ii)Folklore in out of context
(iii)Verbal art as performance
(iv)Playful imitation of folkmotifs
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
25. Victorian school of Folklorists led by
(i)Andrew Lang
(ii)E.B. Taylor
(iii)Edwin Sidney Hartland
(iv)Alan Lomax
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
26. The first exponent of comparative philosophy and comparative mythology is
(i)German indologists
(ii)T. Benfy
(iii)Orientalists
(iv)Max Weber
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
27. Epic laws are
(i)Laws governing composition of prose narratives.
(ii)Laws defining the structure of folk narratives.
(iii)Laws pertaining to the patterning of events in folklore.
(iv)Laws governing the composition of literary texts.
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
28. In post-modern ethnography
(i)the subject and object divide is merged.
(ii)no hierarchy of relationships
(iii)mono authorship of the text
(iv)boundaries are fixed
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
29. Paul Ricoeur Contributed to
(i)The question of narrative in contemporary historical theory.
(ii)Interpretation theory Discourse and surplus of meaning.
The value of narrativity in the representation of reality
(iv)Time and Narrative
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
30. Hermeneutics deals with
(i)Story telling
(ii)Textual interpretation
(iii)Narrative inquiry
(iv)Language, reflections, understanding and self
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
31. The concept of myth-ritual is associated with
(i)Rodger Abrahams and Hans Moser
(ii)Bronislaw Malinowski and E.B. Taylor
(iii)Regina Bendex and Alan Dundes
(iv)James Frazer and Mircea Eliade
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
32. C.P. Brown and J.A. Boyle are connected with
(i)Telugu Ballad Poetry
(ii)Assamese Epic Collection
(iii)Naga Oral Literature
(iv)Andhra Epic Collection
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
33. Emic unit is
(i)Structural feature
(ii)Tale type feature
(iii)Insider's view
(iv)Outsider's view
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
34. Folkspeech includes
(i)Greeting
(ii)Spoonerism
(iii)Lyrics
(iv)Lamentations
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
35. The term 'morphology' is borrowed from which discipline and by whom
(i)Zoology
(ii)Botany
(iii)V.J. Propp
(iv)Alan Dundes
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
36. Identify the fixed phrase genres
(i)Joke
(ii)Proverb
(iii)Curse
(iv)Riddle
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
37. The concept of Intertextuality refers to what and the oritised by whom
(i)Text leading to another text
(ii)Text produced as interpretation to text
(iii)Julia Kristeva
(iv)Julius Khrone
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
38. Folkmedicine have
(i)Version and variation
(ii)Primitive world view
(iii)Folkmedicine repertory
(iv)Oral culture representation
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
39. Which of the following pair is not correct
(A)Bengal Chhau
(B)Uttar Pradesh Raslila
(C)Gujarat Nautanki
(D)Maharashtra Tamasha
40. "What Bengalis did with their pen, the Bhojpuris did with their......"
Sword
Dance
Music
Stick
41. Assertion Ethnography method is attempt to grasp the native's point of view and see his world through his eyes'.
Reason Ethnography research is a method of studying cultures in which researches do not immerse themselves in a cultural life of the folk as the folk live because objectivity in observation is far from truth.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
(B)Both and is true.
is true and is false.
is false and is true.
42. Assertion The feminist folklore scholarship was initiated to identify and validate critically women's traditions paving the way for the utilization of feminist theory at all levels of data collection and analysis.
Reason Conscious and unconscious gender biases, especially biases against women, have pervaded the discipline of folklore since its inception.
Codes
is false and is not correct explanation.
(B)Both and are true and is correct explanation.
is true and is false.
(D)Both and are true and
is not the correct explanation.
43. Assertion Field work information is gathered with various media note books, film and video cameras and audio recorders.
Reason Because field work is the first hand observation and documentation of folklore.
Codes
is false and is correct explanation.
(B)Both and are false and(R) is not the correct explanation.
is true and is the correct explanation.
is false and is not correct.
44. Assertion Gesture is the movement of the body including the face that expresses an idea or emotion.
Reason The study of such movement is called kinesics and considered by folklorists as the paralinguistics of folklore performance.
Codes
is false and is true.
and is false.
is true and is false explanation.
is true and is correct explanation.
45. Assertion The works of linguists such as Roman Jacobson and Peter Bogaty revserved as the basis for the formation of the structural and semantic approach in folklore studies.
Reason The works of linguists such as Sanssure andChomsky served as the basis for the formation of the ethnography of communication approach in folklore studies.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
(B)Both and is true.
is false but is true.
is true but is false.
46. Assertion Magic is always religious, but religion is not always magical.
Reason Religion is an institutional form and magic is the beliefs and practices of actual believers.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
false and is the correct explanation of the
is true and is false.
is true and is the correct explanation of the
47. Assertion Indian Folklore itself identifies various folk group and assigns them stereotypical characteristics.
Reason The phenomenon is an excellent example of meta folklore.
Codes
(A)Both and is correct.
is correct and is not correct.
is false and is correct.
(D)Both and are false.
48. Assertion The true proverb is always a complete sentence, varies slightly in form, and usually expresses some general truth or wisdom.
Reason Such sayings are termed 'fixed phrase' kinds of oral folklore and the variation comes in their meanings and uses in practical context.
Codes
is correct is not correct.
is not correct is correct.
is correct is partially correct.
(D)Both and are correct.
49. The Proppian analysis of Fairy tales observe the following sequence of functions
(A)Interdiction, Violation, Reconnaissance, Absentation
(B)Absentation, Interdiction, Violation, Reconnaissance
(C)Violation, Interdiction, Absentation, Reconnaissance
(D)Reconnaissance, Violation, Absentation, Interdiction
50. The evolutionary stages of human society are put in a sequence by the social scientists as
(A)Ancient Society, Medieval Society, Modern Society
(B)Primitive Society, Tribal Society, Feudal Society,Industrial Society
(C)Medieval Society, Modern Society, Post Modern Society
(D)Primitive Society, Medieval Society, Modern Society
51. The ritual process is ordered as
(A)Separation, Transition, Liminality
(B)Liminality, Incorporation, Transition
(C)Separation, Liminality, Incorporation
(D)Transition, Incorporation, Liminality
52. Sequential order of the scholars contributed for the development of the folkloristic
(A)Max Muller, Edward Said, T. Benfy, Redfield
(B)Max Muller, Karle Krohn, Franz Boas, Alan Dundes
(C)Richard Dorson, William Bascom, Axel Orlik
(D)Stith Thompson, Richard Bauman, Ben Amos
53. Order the propounders Max Muller,Stitch Thompson, V.J. Propp, Levi-Strauss with concepts below
I. Disease of Language
II. My theme
III. Function
IV. Tale-type
II
III
I
54. Identify the pro founders of the concepts- Derrida, Barthes, Reoccur and Haden-White in the order of sequence
I. Deconstruction
II. Readerly and writerly text
III. Meta history
IV. Hermeneutic Interpretation
I III IV
I II III
II IV III
(D)III II IV I
55. The folk song traditions Paddana, Oppari, Bhajana and Gobbi belong to states of
(A)Andhra Pradesh
(B)Karnataka
(C)Uttar Pradesh
(D)Tamil Nadu
56. Identify the correct order of editors of the book, 'Indian Folklore part-II'.
(A)D.P. Pattanayak, Peter J. Claus, J. Handoo
Handoo, Peter J. Claus, D.P. Pattanayak
(C)D.P. Pattanayak, J. Handoo and Peter J. Claus
(D)Peter J. Claus, J. Handoo and D.P. Pattanayak
57. Match the following List I with List II
List I List II
a. Tirukutta i. Andhra Pradesh
b. Jambapurana ii. Tamil Nadu
c. Baul iii. Kerala
d. Theyyam iv. Bengal
Codes
a b c d
ii i iv iii
iii ii iv i
iv i ii iii
iii iv i ii
58. List I List II
a. Cultural performance i. Victor Turner
b. Communitas ii. Alan Lomax
c. Etic and Emic iii. Milton Singer
d. Song style and musical cultures iv. Kenneth Pike
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii ii
ii iii i iv
iii i iv ii
i iv iii iv
59. List I List II
a. Multiculturalism i. Public sphere
b. Folklorismus ii. Supernatural
c. Marchen iii. Ethnic diversity
d. Myth iv. Folktale
Codes
a b c d
ii iii i iv
iii i iv ii
i iv ii iii
iv ii i iii
60. List I List II
a. Bharat Ke Loknritya i. Jhaverchand Meghani
b. Folk literature of Gujarat ii. Jawaharlal Handoo
c. Folklore research in India iii. Shyam Parmar
d. A bibliography of Indian Folk literature iv. Sankar Sengupta
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
iv i ii iii
iii i iv ii
ii i iii iv
61. List I List II
a. Folklore Resources and Research Centre (FRRC) i. New Delhi
b. Regional Resources Centre for Folk Performing Arts ii. Hyderabad
c. Centre for Folk Culture Studies (CFCS) iii. Udupi
d. Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA) iv. Palayamkottai
Codes
a b c d
iv iii ii i
ii i iii iv
i iii ii iv
iii i iv ii
62. List I List II
a. Pakhangba i. Tamil Nadu
b. Aiyanaar ii. Manipur
c. Beerappa iii. West Bengal
d. Dakshina Roy iv. Andhra Pradesh
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
iv iii ii i
ii i iv iii
i ii iii iv
63. List I List II
a. Metafolklore i. A live presentation
b. Performance ii. Folklore about Folklore
c. Folklore iii. Manipulation of folklore taking out of context
d. Folklorism iv. Cultural product of a folk group
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
iv iii ii i
i ii iii iv
ii i iv iii
64. List I List II
a. The Star Husband Tale i. Alan Dundes
b. The forgotten language ii. Max Muller
c. Texture, Text and Context iii. Stith Thompson
d. Malady of language iv. Erich Fromm
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
iv i ii iii
iii i iv ii
i ii iii iv
65. List I List II
a. Folklore i. Life history of recycling folklore
b. Applied folklore ii. The recycling of folk material in an extended environment
c. Folklore process iii. Folklore used for other purposes different from its original context
d. Second life of folklore iv. Collective traditional knowledge
Codes
a b c d
iii ii i iv
iv iii i ii
i iii iv ii
iv i ii iii
66. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched
Deductive logic Data analysis
Informant Data collection
Voice recorder Data documentation
Bibliography Data taxonomy
67. Which one of the following pair is not correctly matched
(A)The Origin of Charles Species Darwin
(B)The Morphology V. Propp of Folktale
(C)Solar Mythology Julius Jolly
(D)The Savage Claud Levi-Mind Strauss
68. Which one of the following is not
correctly matched
(A)Repetition of a verse by accompanists
(B)Repeated independent elements attached to stanza
(C)Repeated smallest unit in a tale
(D)Repeated rhythmic utterance in healing practice
69. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched
(A)Alan Dundes Motifeme
(B)Alan Dundes Morpheme
(C)Alan Dundes Allomotifs
(D)Alan Dundes Behaviourisms
70. Which one of following pairs is
correctly matched
The concept of thick description Clifford Geertz
The concept of thick description Clifford Anthony
The concept of thick description E.B. Taylor
The concept of thick description Michel Focault
71. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Walter J. Ong
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Jam Vansina
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Alan Dundes
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Peter Claus
72. The morphological model of V. Propp displaced
the structural model of Levi- Strauss
the formalistic model of Russia and America
the taxonomic model of Anti Aarne
the functional model of Linda Degh
73. The major contribution of sociolinguistics is towards the study of
Urban Legend Process
Primitive myth-making process
Epic composition process
Folklore communication process
74. Myth analysis illustrates
I. Autochthonous origin of human kind
II. Incestuous relations
III. Etiology of belief
IV. Zoomorphic origin of mankind
I and III are correct
II and III are correct
III and IV are correct
II and IV are correct
75. The semeotic analysis is based on
I. Discourse and signification
II. Signifier and Signified
III. Icon and Symbol
IV. Competence and Performance
I and IV are correct.
III and IV are correct
II and III are correct
II and IV are correct
Grammatology
Poetics
Linguistics
Lexicology
2. The author of 'The Study of Folklore'
Alan Dundes
Franz Boas
Victor Turner
Sigmund Freud
3. Lauri Honko belongs to
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Sweden
4. The author of 'Sacred Books of the East' is
Andrew Lang
Axel Olrick
Max Muller
James Frazer
5. The martyrdom of Hazarat Imman Hussain is celebrated as
Mohurram
Milad-un-Nabi
Ramzan
Bakrid
6. Art of subversion is associated with
Stith Thompson
Alan Dundes
E.B. Taylor
Jack Zipes
7. The concept of Multiforms was advocated by
Lauri Harvilathi
Anna-Leena Siikala
John Holbek
Lauri Honko
8. Diffusion of Folktales is demonstrated by
Max Muller
Redfield
Theodore Benfy
Edward Taylor
9. The Hermeneutic method is a
Utilitarian approach
Textual approach
Quantitative approach
Developmental approach
10. The folk epic 'Khamba Thoibi' belongs to
Meghalaya
Manipur
Mizoram
Assam
11. 'Folklore' was adopted in place of the cumbersome phrase
Popular Antiquities
Peasant culture
Volkskunde
Popular culture
12. 'The Legends of Punjab' is authored by
G.H. Damant
R.C. Temple
Jonas Balys
Verrier Elwin
13. Which one of the following is a live presentation, that never repeats identically
(A)Ritual
(B)Custom
(C)Habit
(D)Performance
14. body of Oral traditional narratives that are told by a people about themselves.'
(A)Folk History
(B)Personal Narratives
(C)Legend
(D)Myth
15. 'Ardhanariswar' stands for
(A)half male animal half female
(B)half male half female God
(C)half male half female
(D)half female half serpent
16. Oedipus Complex is
(A)Libidinal feelings of daughter towards father
(B)Libidinal feelings of son towards mother
(C)Libidinal feelings of sister towards brother
(D)Libidinal feelings of brother-inlaw towards sister-in-law
17. Totem is a sacred entity stands for the
(A)Exogamous identify
(B)Endogamous identify
(C)Sacrificial feast
sign
18. The 'context' refers to
(A)situation in which folklore text is written
(B)the environment in which folklore is recycled
(C)the environment in which the folklore text is embedded
(D)situation in which 'folklore' text is communicated.
19. Which are the Indian scholars on Folklore
(A)Satyendra, Ravinder Bhramar, Premchand
(B)S.R. Sharma, Krish Dev Upadhyay, Gulab Rai
(C)Devendra Satyarthi, Satyendra, Shyam Parmar
(D)Hazari Prasad Dwivedi, Ram Chandra Shukla, Dharamveer Bharati
20. Devdasi dance is performed at
(A)Temples
(B)Fairs
(C)Festivals
(D)Carnival
21. The historical-geographical theories of folklore are
(i)Origin and Migration
(ii)Solar mythology and Psychoanalysis
(iii)Cultural Evolution and Neo-Darwinism
(iv)Diffusion and Finnish method
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
22. The concept of 'rites of passage' was studies by
(i)Milton Singer
(ii)Van Gennep
(iii)Bronislaw Malinowski
(iv)Victor Turner
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
23. in human mind functions on the
(i)Principle of Pleasure
(ii)Principle of Reality
(iii)Principle of Immediacy
(iv)Principle of Self Actualization
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
24. 'Folklorismus' is defined as
(i)Folklore in the context
(ii)Folklore in out of context
(iii)Verbal art as performance
(iv)Playful imitation of folkmotifs
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
25. Victorian school of Folklorists led by
(i)Andrew Lang
(ii)E.B. Taylor
(iii)Edwin Sidney Hartland
(iv)Alan Lomax
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
26. The first exponent of comparative philosophy and comparative mythology is
(i)German indologists
(ii)T. Benfy
(iii)Orientalists
(iv)Max Weber
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
27. Epic laws are
(i)Laws governing composition of prose narratives.
(ii)Laws defining the structure of folk narratives.
(iii)Laws pertaining to the patterning of events in folklore.
(iv)Laws governing the composition of literary texts.
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
28. In post-modern ethnography
(i)the subject and object divide is merged.
(ii)no hierarchy of relationships
(iii)mono authorship of the text
(iv)boundaries are fixed
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
29. Paul Ricoeur Contributed to
(i)The question of narrative in contemporary historical theory.
(ii)Interpretation theory Discourse and surplus of meaning.
The value of narrativity in the representation of reality
(iv)Time and Narrative
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
30. Hermeneutics deals with
(i)Story telling
(ii)Textual interpretation
(iii)Narrative inquiry
(iv)Language, reflections, understanding and self
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
31. The concept of myth-ritual is associated with
(i)Rodger Abrahams and Hans Moser
(ii)Bronislaw Malinowski and E.B. Taylor
(iii)Regina Bendex and Alan Dundes
(iv)James Frazer and Mircea Eliade
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
32. C.P. Brown and J.A. Boyle are connected with
(i)Telugu Ballad Poetry
(ii)Assamese Epic Collection
(iii)Naga Oral Literature
(iv)Andhra Epic Collection
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
33. Emic unit is
(i)Structural feature
(ii)Tale type feature
(iii)Insider's view
(iv)Outsider's view
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
34. Folkspeech includes
(i)Greeting
(ii)Spoonerism
(iii)Lyrics
(iv)Lamentations
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
35. The term 'morphology' is borrowed from which discipline and by whom
(i)Zoology
(ii)Botany
(iii)V.J. Propp
(iv)Alan Dundes
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
36. Identify the fixed phrase genres
(i)Joke
(ii)Proverb
(iii)Curse
(iv)Riddle
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
37. The concept of Intertextuality refers to what and the oritised by whom
(i)Text leading to another text
(ii)Text produced as interpretation to text
(iii)Julia Kristeva
(iv)Julius Khrone
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
38. Folkmedicine have
(i)Version and variation
(ii)Primitive world view
(iii)Folkmedicine repertory
(iv)Oral culture representation
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
and are correct
39. Which of the following pair is not correct
(A)Bengal Chhau
(B)Uttar Pradesh Raslila
(C)Gujarat Nautanki
(D)Maharashtra Tamasha
40. "What Bengalis did with their pen, the Bhojpuris did with their......"
Sword
Dance
Music
Stick
41. Assertion Ethnography method is attempt to grasp the native's point of view and see his world through his eyes'.
Reason Ethnography research is a method of studying cultures in which researches do not immerse themselves in a cultural life of the folk as the folk live because objectivity in observation is far from truth.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
(B)Both and is true.
is true and is false.
is false and is true.
42. Assertion The feminist folklore scholarship was initiated to identify and validate critically women's traditions paving the way for the utilization of feminist theory at all levels of data collection and analysis.
Reason Conscious and unconscious gender biases, especially biases against women, have pervaded the discipline of folklore since its inception.
Codes
is false and is not correct explanation.
(B)Both and are true and is correct explanation.
is true and is false.
(D)Both and are true and
is not the correct explanation.
43. Assertion Field work information is gathered with various media note books, film and video cameras and audio recorders.
Reason Because field work is the first hand observation and documentation of folklore.
Codes
is false and is correct explanation.
(B)Both and are false and(R) is not the correct explanation.
is true and is the correct explanation.
is false and is not correct.
44. Assertion Gesture is the movement of the body including the face that expresses an idea or emotion.
Reason The study of such movement is called kinesics and considered by folklorists as the paralinguistics of folklore performance.
Codes
is false and is true.
and is false.
is true and is false explanation.
is true and is correct explanation.
45. Assertion The works of linguists such as Roman Jacobson and Peter Bogaty revserved as the basis for the formation of the structural and semantic approach in folklore studies.
Reason The works of linguists such as Sanssure andChomsky served as the basis for the formation of the ethnography of communication approach in folklore studies.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
(B)Both and is true.
is false but is true.
is true but is false.
46. Assertion Magic is always religious, but religion is not always magical.
Reason Religion is an institutional form and magic is the beliefs and practices of actual believers.
Codes
(A)Both and is false.
false and is the correct explanation of the
is true and is false.
is true and is the correct explanation of the
47. Assertion Indian Folklore itself identifies various folk group and assigns them stereotypical characteristics.
Reason The phenomenon is an excellent example of meta folklore.
Codes
(A)Both and is correct.
is correct and is not correct.
is false and is correct.
(D)Both and are false.
48. Assertion The true proverb is always a complete sentence, varies slightly in form, and usually expresses some general truth or wisdom.
Reason Such sayings are termed 'fixed phrase' kinds of oral folklore and the variation comes in their meanings and uses in practical context.
Codes
is correct is not correct.
is not correct is correct.
is correct is partially correct.
(D)Both and are correct.
49. The Proppian analysis of Fairy tales observe the following sequence of functions
(A)Interdiction, Violation, Reconnaissance, Absentation
(B)Absentation, Interdiction, Violation, Reconnaissance
(C)Violation, Interdiction, Absentation, Reconnaissance
(D)Reconnaissance, Violation, Absentation, Interdiction
50. The evolutionary stages of human society are put in a sequence by the social scientists as
(A)Ancient Society, Medieval Society, Modern Society
(B)Primitive Society, Tribal Society, Feudal Society,Industrial Society
(C)Medieval Society, Modern Society, Post Modern Society
(D)Primitive Society, Medieval Society, Modern Society
51. The ritual process is ordered as
(A)Separation, Transition, Liminality
(B)Liminality, Incorporation, Transition
(C)Separation, Liminality, Incorporation
(D)Transition, Incorporation, Liminality
52. Sequential order of the scholars contributed for the development of the folkloristic
(A)Max Muller, Edward Said, T. Benfy, Redfield
(B)Max Muller, Karle Krohn, Franz Boas, Alan Dundes
(C)Richard Dorson, William Bascom, Axel Orlik
(D)Stith Thompson, Richard Bauman, Ben Amos
53. Order the propounders Max Muller,Stitch Thompson, V.J. Propp, Levi-Strauss with concepts below
I. Disease of Language
II. My theme
III. Function
IV. Tale-type
II
III
I
54. Identify the pro founders of the concepts- Derrida, Barthes, Reoccur and Haden-White in the order of sequence
I. Deconstruction
II. Readerly and writerly text
III. Meta history
IV. Hermeneutic Interpretation
I III IV
I II III
II IV III
(D)III II IV I
55. The folk song traditions Paddana, Oppari, Bhajana and Gobbi belong to states of
(A)Andhra Pradesh
(B)Karnataka
(C)Uttar Pradesh
(D)Tamil Nadu
56. Identify the correct order of editors of the book, 'Indian Folklore part-II'.
(A)D.P. Pattanayak, Peter J. Claus, J. Handoo
Handoo, Peter J. Claus, D.P. Pattanayak
(C)D.P. Pattanayak, J. Handoo and Peter J. Claus
(D)Peter J. Claus, J. Handoo and D.P. Pattanayak
57. Match the following List I with List II
List I List II
a. Tirukutta i. Andhra Pradesh
b. Jambapurana ii. Tamil Nadu
c. Baul iii. Kerala
d. Theyyam iv. Bengal
Codes
a b c d
ii i iv iii
iii ii iv i
iv i ii iii
iii iv i ii
58. List I List II
a. Cultural performance i. Victor Turner
b. Communitas ii. Alan Lomax
c. Etic and Emic iii. Milton Singer
d. Song style and musical cultures iv. Kenneth Pike
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii ii
ii iii i iv
iii i iv ii
i iv iii iv
59. List I List II
a. Multiculturalism i. Public sphere
b. Folklorismus ii. Supernatural
c. Marchen iii. Ethnic diversity
d. Myth iv. Folktale
Codes
a b c d
ii iii i iv
iii i iv ii
i iv ii iii
iv ii i iii
60. List I List II
a. Bharat Ke Loknritya i. Jhaverchand Meghani
b. Folk literature of Gujarat ii. Jawaharlal Handoo
c. Folklore research in India iii. Shyam Parmar
d. A bibliography of Indian Folk literature iv. Sankar Sengupta
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
iv i ii iii
iii i iv ii
ii i iii iv
61. List I List II
a. Folklore Resources and Research Centre (FRRC) i. New Delhi
b. Regional Resources Centre for Folk Performing Arts ii. Hyderabad
c. Centre for Folk Culture Studies (CFCS) iii. Udupi
d. Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA) iv. Palayamkottai
Codes
a b c d
iv iii ii i
ii i iii iv
i iii ii iv
iii i iv ii
62. List I List II
a. Pakhangba i. Tamil Nadu
b. Aiyanaar ii. Manipur
c. Beerappa iii. West Bengal
d. Dakshina Roy iv. Andhra Pradesh
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
iv iii ii i
ii i iv iii
i ii iii iv
63. List I List II
a. Metafolklore i. A live presentation
b. Performance ii. Folklore about Folklore
c. Folklore iii. Manipulation of folklore taking out of context
d. Folklorism iv. Cultural product of a folk group
Codes
a b c d
iii i ii iv
iv iii ii i
i ii iii iv
ii i iv iii
64. List I List II
a. The Star Husband Tale i. Alan Dundes
b. The forgotten language ii. Max Muller
c. Texture, Text and Context iii. Stith Thompson
d. Malady of language iv. Erich Fromm
Codes
a b c d
iii iv i ii
iv i ii iii
iii i iv ii
i ii iii iv
65. List I List II
a. Folklore i. Life history of recycling folklore
b. Applied folklore ii. The recycling of folk material in an extended environment
c. Folklore process iii. Folklore used for other purposes different from its original context
d. Second life of folklore iv. Collective traditional knowledge
Codes
a b c d
iii ii i iv
iv iii i ii
i iii iv ii
iv i ii iii
66. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched
Deductive logic Data analysis
Informant Data collection
Voice recorder Data documentation
Bibliography Data taxonomy
67. Which one of the following pair is not correctly matched
(A)The Origin of Charles Species Darwin
(B)The Morphology V. Propp of Folktale
(C)Solar Mythology Julius Jolly
(D)The Savage Claud Levi-Mind Strauss
68. Which one of the following is not
correctly matched
(A)Repetition of a verse by accompanists
(B)Repeated independent elements attached to stanza
(C)Repeated smallest unit in a tale
(D)Repeated rhythmic utterance in healing practice
69. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched
(A)Alan Dundes Motifeme
(B)Alan Dundes Morpheme
(C)Alan Dundes Allomotifs
(D)Alan Dundes Behaviourisms
70. Which one of following pairs is
correctly matched
The concept of thick description Clifford Geertz
The concept of thick description Clifford Anthony
The concept of thick description E.B. Taylor
The concept of thick description Michel Focault
71. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Walter J. Ong
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Jam Vansina
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Alan Dundes
'Orality and Literacy' is authored by Peter Claus
72. The morphological model of V. Propp displaced
the structural model of Levi- Strauss
the formalistic model of Russia and America
the taxonomic model of Anti Aarne
the functional model of Linda Degh
73. The major contribution of sociolinguistics is towards the study of
Urban Legend Process
Primitive myth-making process
Epic composition process
Folklore communication process
74. Myth analysis illustrates
I. Autochthonous origin of human kind
II. Incestuous relations
III. Etiology of belief
IV. Zoomorphic origin of mankind
I and III are correct
II and III are correct
III and IV are correct
II and IV are correct
75. The semeotic analysis is based on
I. Discourse and signification
II. Signifier and Signified
III. Icon and Symbol
IV. Competence and Performance
I and IV are correct.
III and IV are correct
II and III are correct
II and IV are correct
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