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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 June, 2012
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J-71-12 1 P.T.O.


FOLK LITERATURE
Paper III

Note This paper contains seventy fifty objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory. 1. 'Who are the folk Among others we
9. 'The way a people characteristically are' stated by
looks outward upon universe' is called as

Stuart Blackburn


I. Wordview

Rozar Abraham

II. Folk Religion

Barre Toelken

III. Folk Ritual

Alan Dundes

IV. Cosmogony
II and III are correct.

2. 'Wisdom of many and wit of one' is a I and II are correct.
Riddle Folktale I and IV are correct.
Proverb Folksong III and IV are correct.

3. The name of the discipline that deals 10. Ethno-Musicology is featured by with the laws of language is I. Phonometrics

Sociology Literature


II. Choriometrics

Linguistics Psychology

III. Cantometrics

4. The quest of identity is the thrust area of IV. Rhetoric
Folklore History II and III are correct.
Economics Psychology

II, III and IV are correct.


II and IV are correct.



5. Avanculocal custom of marriage is

I and III are correct.
prevalent in



Negroid Aryan


11. The fixed phrase genre is


Dravidian Mongoloid



I. Proverb II. Curse
III. Ethnic slur IV. Saying 6. The Malabar Muslims are known as I and III are correct.

Shaik Pathan I and IV are correct.
Sayed Mapilla

II and III are correct.


III and IV are correct.



7. The editor of 'Folklore'
Shankar Sengupta 12. The concept of folklore process is


Jawaharlal Handoo


associated with

L. P. Vidyarthi

I. Ben Amos

Vanamamalai

II. Lauri Hanko
III. Analina Sikala 8. Kenneth Pike has stated that feature IV. Theoder Benfey mode, manifestation mode and I and II are correct.

distribution mode are the characteristic
features of


I and III are correct.


II and III are correct.


Emic Unit Type III and IV are correct.
Etic unit Motif

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13. Folklore in Mass Media
I. Public Folklore
II. Fakelore
III. Popularlore
IV. Applied Folklore

I and II are correct.


I and III are correct.


II and III are correct.


III and IV are correct.



14. 'Chhau' is performed in
I. Assam II. Bengal
III. Jharkhand IV. Odisha

I and II are correct.


I and III are correct.


I and IV are correct.


II, III and IV are correct.



15. R. S. Boggs classification of folklore into Groups, Categories, Types and subdivisions is called

Archival cataloguing system


Library cataloguing system


SPSS cataloguing system


Artifact cataloguing system



16. The constant actions of variable characters are

Interdiction Liquidation


Function Designation



17. The personality that one projects to the outside world to gain the approval of the society is termed as

Anima Super Ego


Persona Extrovert



18. 'Golden Bough' is authored by

A. S. Goldenweiser


J. G. Frazer


E. B. Taylor


L. H. Morgan



19. The 'Solar Mythology' is associated with

Malinowski


Levi-Strauss


Stith Thompson


Max Muller



20. The concept of Liminality is associated with

Alan Dundes


Victor Turner


Emilie Durkhiem


Mircea Eliade



21. 'Lai Haraoba' is a festival of

Assam Mizoram


Manipur Nagaland



22. The case study method is

Quantitative method


Survey method


Ethnography method


Qualitative method



23. Proppian analysis is based on the genre of folklore

Fairy Tale Epic


Ballad Myth



24. The concept of Allo-motifeme is propounded by

Andrew Lang


Franz Boas


Alan Dundes


Roman Jakobson



25. Identify which art form does not come under folk performance

Koodiyattam(B) Terakuthu


Gidha Bihu



26. Assertion 'Folklore is artistic communication in small group.'
Reason Folklore in the context has no dichotomy between process and product.

Both and are false.


Both and are true.


is true and is false.


is false and is true.



27. Assertion Folklore is considered as the relics of the civilization by profounders of the Evolution Theory.
Reason Civilization does not reflect advancement.

is false and is correct explanation.


Both and is false and is not the correct explanation.


is true and is false.


is false and is true.



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II †Öî¸ü III ÃÖÆüß Æïü …


III †Öî¸ü IV ÃÖÆüß Æïü …




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Reason Individual fantasies cause dreams.

is false and is true.


is correct explanation and

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is false explanation and is correct.


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29. Assertion Ethnographic method is the description of physical features of the earth.
Reason Earth comprises all human races.

is correct, but is wrong.


Both and are correct.


is wrong, but is correct.


Both and are wrong.



30. Assertion The study of Folklore is static.
Reason Folklore archive is the depository of verbal and non­verbal genres.

Both and are wrong.


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is false and is not correct explanation.


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31. Assertion Legend is a narrative which is wholly created out of Fantasy.
Reason Place and time referred in the legend are believed as true.

is wrong is correct.


and are correct.


and are wrong.


is correct, is wrong.



32. Assertion Durgapuja is the symbolic celebration of victory over evil.
Reason The myth is the explanation for Durgapuja.

is correct and is wrong.


is correct and is also correct.


Both explanation and are wrong.


is wrong and is correct.



33. Assertion Television is a Mass Communication Media.
Reason Television as Mass Media is controlled by masses.

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34. Assertion Proverb functioning as a sentence by itself whereas idiom is part of a sentence.
Reason Proverb and idiom are not cultural derivatives.

and are wrong.


is correct is not correct.


is wrong is correct.


is correct and is correct explanation.



35. Assertion Memorisation of text by a ballad singer is governed by oral formulaic.
Reason Oral formulaic is dictated by the audience.

Both and are wrong.


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36. Assertion Finish method is basically diachronic.
Reason Finish method consider only special texts for analysis.

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Both and are wrong.



37. Assertion Authentication of the accepted norms is one of the functions of folklore.
Reason Folk behaviour is based on tradition.

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