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MUSEOLOGY CONSERVATION
Paper II

Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two marks. Attempt all the questions.
6. 'Museums in Motion' is written by
1. Alexendric Mouseion was founded by
E. P. Alexander

Ptolemy soter


Susan Pearce

Alexandra, the Great

T. Ambrose

Napolean Bonapart

Crispon Paine

Queen Victoria


7. 'Museum Environment' is written by
2. Museum became public institution in
Garry Thomson

15th Century


J. Stevenson

16th Century

J. B. Watson

17th Century

D. Thompson

18th Century


8. Third part of the number 84.132.17.c
3. The British Museum was formed on
means that the object
collections of

is the 17th acquisition of the year
Tradescant 1984.
th nd
is the 17component of 132acquisition of the year 1984.

E. Ashmole


Aldrovandi


was acquired in the year 1984.
Sir Hans Salone
None of the above

4. Binomial classification of Biological
9. Ghodavaj Powder is used as specimen was introduced by
Coloring Agent

Aristotle


Fixative Agent

Charls Darwin

Adhesive Agent
Carlos Linnaeus
Repellent Agent
George Mendel

10. Which of the following rules is not
5. The title of the famous book of Charls
applicable to care and handling Darwin is
Never walk backwards in the
Limits of Growth vicinity of works of art
Silent Spring
Drag works of art
Theory of Evolution

No smoking


Handle only one object at a time


Origin of species

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11. Collection of bones is called

Osteological collection


Anthropological collection


Arthopoda collection


Paleantological collection



12. Who urged the use of electronic bombardment to stimulate the viewer

Marshall McLuhan


Duncon Cameron


Garry Thomson


A. E. Parr



13. Which of the following is added to silica gel to make it colour blue

Tin


Magnesium


Cobalt


Sodium



14. Which one of the followings is used for bleaching

Formalin


Mercuric Chloride


Hydrogen Peroxide


Alcohol



15. Paper pulp method is used in treatment of

Water logged wood


Stone objects


Metal objects


Glass objects



16. Museums Association of India was formed in

1936


1946


1956


1966



17. A label that identifies or refers to individual objects in an exhibition is called

Object label


Introductory label


Group label


Section label



18. Which of the following is not a publication

Exhibition labels


CD


DVD


Guidebook



19. One of the following is not a fish

Rays


Whale


Carb


Shark



20. Archaeological museum, Khajuraho exhibits objects of

Surya art


Mathura art


Chandela art


Kushana art



21. The deity holding lotus is

Shiva


Brahma


Surya


Karttikeya



22. Who deciphered the Brahmi and Kharoshthic scripts

Mortimer wheeler


William Jones


James Princesh


V. D. Krishna Swamy



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Stone Chariot


Brihadheswara


Stupa



24. The deity holding Khatavanga is

Bhairava


Vishnu


Ganesha


Hanuman



25. The deity holding ankush is

Shiva


Karttikeya


Surya


Ganesha



26. Recommended pH value of wood for construction of showcases and storage systems is

Less than 4


3


2


More than 5



27. The term 'Docent' means

Gallery Assistant


Conservator


Accessionist


Gallery guide



28. The Head office of National Council of Science Museum (NCSM) is in

New Delhi


Kolkata


Bangalore


Bombay



29. Zakir Hussain Memorial Museum is in

Patna


Hyderabad


Delhi


Lucknow



30. Match the items in List-I with List-II

Market Information Penetration

about the market including composition and trends


Market The degree

intelligence to which a museum is successful in attracting visitors


Market The extent

analysis to which a museum attracts users in overall market


Market Analysis


share carried out on the structure and composition of market
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ÃÖÓ¸üõÖÛú


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31. Match the terms in List-I with their meanings in List-II
List I List II

Abrasion Roughly circular yellow, brown or grey spots on a paper support


Bloom Refers to dried droplets or splashes of foreign material


Foxing The loss of finish, paint or ground by rubbing


Spatter A bluish or yellowish cloudness of the varnish film




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32. Match the term in List-I with their meaning is List-II

List I List II

Accretion Irregular, abnormal pale or milky areas in paint or varnish.


Bleaching Wrinkling (without creases) of a support


Cockling (iii) Roughly circular yellow, brown or grey spots on a paper support


Foxing Accidental deposit of extraneous material on the surface of an object or picture




Codes















33. Match the objects listed in List-I with the Museums in List-II where they should go

List I List II

Headgear Ethnography of a famous Museum personality


Traditional Natural History Musical Museum Instrument of a Tribe


A Dead Personalia Animal Museum


Coins Archaeology excavated Museum from a site




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31. ÃÖæ"Öß­I ´Öë פü‹ ÝÖ‹ ¯Ö¤üÖë ÛúÖê ÃÖæë פü‹"Öß­II ´ÖÝÖ‹ ˆ®ÖÛêú †£ÖÔ Ûêú ÃÖÖ£Ö ÃÖã´Öê×»ÖŸÖ Ûúßו֋
ÃÖæ"Öß I ÃÖæ"Öß II

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34. Match the statements in List-I with dates in List-II
List I List II

Beginning of Third century public B.C. museums


Alexandria 15th Century Mouseion founded


Development 16th Century of galleria


Origin of 17th Century some great art collections




Codes















35. Assertion A museum must accept all gifts.
Reason It enriches collections without involving any cost.

is right but is wrong.


is wrong but is right.


Both and are right.


Both and are wrong.



36. Assertion Collection is only as important as its documentation.
Reason Without relevant information collection is meaningless.

is right, but is wrong.


is wrong, but is right.


Both and are right.


Both and are wrong.



37. Assertion Never lift heavy pieces of furniture. Always drag them.
Reason Weight of furniture can cause back sprain, safety of furniture is not a concern.

is right, but is wrong.


is wrong, but is right.


Both and are right.


Both and are wrong.



38. Assertion In museum exhibitions an object poorly seen is partially wasted
Reason Visitors, young and old, get a visual satisfaction by seeing