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Subject folk literature
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Exam Date June, 2015
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Question Paper

1 Identify the normative thrust of folkloristics

to evaluate and interpret folk material

to analyse and make a critical account of folklore

to establish scientific taxonomy of folklore data

to search and establish general principles of folklore

2 Which one is not a narrative genre

Memorate

Folktale

Legend

Graffiti

3 The primary elements in a Animal tale are

animals and demons

ethics and allocution

religion and politics

social and evil

4 Classification of legends into four types are done by

William R. Bascom

Timothy R. Tangherlini

Linda Degh

Wayland D. Hand

5 Reduction in cultural diversity through the popularization and diffusion of a wide array of cultural symbols is known as

Enculturation

Culture contact

Cultural Homogenisation

Acculturation

6 The impact of globalization on cultural system has given birth to

The rise of multi-culturalism

Imbalance in world cultures

Fragmented state of global diversity

The conflict of marginalised cultures

7 UNESCO has recognised the following as world heritage art form

Terukuthu

Koodiyattam

Bharatnatyam

Doddata

8 Who has identified the structures of 'Proverb' and 'Riddle' into and 'comment'

Archer Taylor

Elli Kongas Maranda

Marjorie M. Kimmerly

Alan Dundes

9 'Four functions of mythology' were explained by

William Bascom

Joseph Campbell

Richard Dorson

Benfy

10 'Theory and History of Folklore' is authored by

R.M. Dorson

Robert A. Georges

V.J. Propp

Dan Ben-Amos

11 Indian painter adopting folk style

Jamini Roy

Biren De

Ram Kumar

Hemanta Mishra

12 The concept of history as narrative is upheld by

Jerome Bruner

Derrida

Richard Bauman

Hayden White

13 The following incarnation of Vishnu saved earth from drowning into waters

Matsya

Kurma

Varaha

Narasimha

14 Ben Amos contributed to

Texture, Text and Context

Towards a definition of Folklore in Context

Folklore in Cultural Contexts

Four Functions of Folklore

15 Whose basic means of livelihood is hunting and food gathering

Birhor

Naga

Gond

Santhal

16 The word derived from

English and Spanish

Jewish and Polish

French and Latin

Finnish and Swedish

17 Collection of non-oral folklore involves

Observation

Interview without observation

Questionnaire method without other methods

Psychological tests

18 Folklore studies is related to
Archaeology
Anthropology
Linguistics
Museology

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

19 Questionnaire method is based on
Questions prepared for interview
Circulation of questions by post to the respondents
The method is used for guideline for interview
Circulation of questionnaire personally and collection of the responses

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

20 The structure of proverb can be
Oppositional
Nonoppositional
Metaphorical
Equational

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

21 The celebrated successful application of Finnish method are
Kaiser und Abt.
The step mother tale
The star Husband tale
The black ox

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

22 Ferdinand De Sassaure's theory is based on
Arbitrariness of the sign
Text and text analogue
Semiotic triangle
Language as a semiological system

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

23 Tenets of Freud's psychological theory are
Personal and cultural unconsciousness
Defence mechanisms
Clash of conscious and unconscious mind
Conditioned learning

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

24 The meaning of the word 'kinship' is
Network of Relationship
Professional Relationship
Marital Relationship
Conjugal Relationship

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

25 Alan Lomax is connected to
Ethnomusicology
Ethnography of speaking
World music cultures
Singer of tales

Code

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and are correct

26 The tenets of post modernism are associated with
Social Darwinism
Social Constructivism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Determinism

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

27 The narrative research method is a
Phenomenological
Quantitative
Triangulation
Discourse

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

28 Dialogical self is made of
Essential self and empirical self
Ideal self and actual self
Specific self and general self
Self as knower and self as known

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

29 The study of language is related to
Phonology
Ethnology
Philology
Anthropology

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

and are correct

30 The basic assumption of Evolution Theory are
Simple to Complex Cultures
Animism
Fishing and Gathering
Unilinear Progression

Code

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and are correct

and are correct

31 Assertion The attempt made by the structuralists move is from the atomistic part to the unified conception.
Reason The structuralists expositions seek to reduce folklore genres to universal models and formulas.
Code

Both and are false

Both and are true

is true and is false

is false and is true

32 Assertion Levi -Straussian oedipus myth tries to resolve the contradiction between the cultural belief that man is aboriginal and that he is born of man and women.
Reason Every variant of each myth seeks to mediate between such opposing ideas.
Code

Both and are correct

Both and are not correct

is correct and is not correct

is not correct and is correct

33 Assertion Social base influences folklore.
Reason Knowledge of kinship and marriage helps a folklorist to interpret his materials.
Code

is true and is false

Both and are correct

is false and is true

Both and are false

34 Assertion For feminist folklorists, the study of folklore begins when a member of a folkgroup initially learns how to produce or perform an item of expressive behaviour
Reason According to feminist folklorists, this premise would significantly change the theoretical orientation of the discipline.
Code

Both and are false

is true and is not the correct explanation

is true and is the correct explanation

is true and is false

35 Assertion Anthropological approaches to folklore are based upon cross-cultural theories.
Reason Cross-cultural theories are synchronic in nature as they are collected at a point of time by anthropologists.
Code

Both and are false

is true and is not the correct explanation

is true and is the correct explanation

Both and are true

36 Assertion Festival is a periodic celebration representing through traditional observances of a culture or social group.
Reason The study of festivals from a morphological point of view is not possible as they do not have any structure.
Code

Both and are false

is true and is false

is false and is true

Both and are true

37 Assertion is a genre of folk speech which is defined as a special linguistic code whose purpose is to conceal and to exclude.
Reason 'Argots' are no more in circulation as all activities that are regarded as either illegal or immoral in some social contexts is not permissible in civilised societies.
Code

is true and is the correct explanation

is true and is not the correct explanation

is false, but is true

is true and is false

38 Assertion All folklore is not pristine; power operates in the processing of information which results in something being labelled as a
Reason Folklore data collected as fact therefore is constructed and do not exist as objective truth.
Code

Both and are false

is true and is not the correct explanation

is true and is the correct explanation

is true and is false

39 Assertion A discourse is a regulated set of statements which combine with others in predictable ways.
Reason Discourse does not simply translate reality into language; rather discourse should be seen as a system which structures the way that we perceive reality.
Code

Both and are false

is true and is not the correct explanation

is true and is false

is true and is the correct explanation

40 Assertion According to Jungian psychology, archetypes are highly developed elements of the individual conscious.
Reason Individual psyche is made-up of repressed desires resulting in archetypes.
Code

Both and are false

Both and are true

is true and is false

is false and is true

41 Assertion(A) Fieldwork consists of observing and documenting people in their natural environs.
Reason Even folklore scholars whose work is totally theoretical are dependent on the fieldwork of others for their generalizations.
Code

Both and are false

Both and are true

is true and is false

is false and is true

42 Identify the exponents of the concepts -de rites passage, ritual drama, multiform, women standpoint.
Von Gennep
Sandra Hardings
Victor Turner
Lauri Honko
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43 Sequence the states of -Kerala, Orissa, Gujarat and Meghalaya associated with the dance forms
Bhaka Wata
Chakiar Koothu
Wangala Laho
Trippani
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44 Sequence the meanings of Aesthetics, Morphology, Theology and Futurology used in folklore studies.
Philosophy of Art
Study of prediction
Study of religion
Study of structure
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45 Which one is the correct group of scholars related to Oral Formulaic Theory?

Albert Lord, Vladimir Propp, Alan Dundes, Walter Arend

Milman Parry, Kenneth Goldstein, Roger Abrahams, John Miles Foley

Milman Parry, Albert Lord, Walter Arend, John Miles Foley

Milman Parry, Albert Lord, Roman Jakobron, Roger Abrahams

46 Sequence Archives and Research Centre for Ethnomusicology, Journal of Folklore Research, National Folklore Support Centre and Shilparamam -with the following
Indian Folklife
New Delhi
Hyderabad
Indiana University
Code









47 Sequence the following folklorists with their country
Stith Thompson
Max Muller
V.J. Propp
Carl Wilhelm Von Sydow
Code

USA, Germany, Sweeden, Russia

Germany, Sweeden, USA, Russia

USA, Germany, Russia, Sweeden

Germany, USA, Russia, Sweeden

48 Sequence the following stages of fieldwork
Beginning of data collection
Rapport
Entry into field
Impression management
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49 Sequence the state of West Bengal, Orissa, Maharastra, Andhrapradesh -associated with the folkpaintings forms.
Poithichitra
Kalamkari
Patachitra
Worli
Code









50 Sequence the scholars -Henry Glassey, Blackburn, A.K. Ramanujan and David Shulman with their work on.
Bow song tradition
Folk art and craft
Temple myths
Indian folktale
Code









51 Sequence the deities -Brahamaramba, Minakshi, Mahakal, Visalakshi -with the places
Varanasi
Srisailam
Madurai
Ujjaini
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52 Identify the correct order to textual analysis

Coherence, Intertextuality, Intention, Reference

Intertextuality, Coherence, Reference, Intention

Coherence, Intention, Reference, Intertextuality

Intention, Intertextuality, Reference, Coherence

53 Sequence the states of Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka -associated with the cultural performances
Kamsali
Kuchipudi
Terukuttu
Mohiniattam
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54 Sequence the professions of the communities -Kamsali, Agasar, Tanti, Nadar -with the following
Toddy tappers of Tamilnadu
Goldsmiths of Andhra Pradesh
Muslim washerman in Karnataka
Weavers in Assam
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55 Sequence the list of Indian cities Agra, Calcutta, Jabalpur and Trichi on river banks in India from north to south
Cauvery
Yamuna
Hoogli
Narmada
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56 What is the chronological sequence of following genre scholars
Ben-Amos
Elliott Oring
William Bascom
Roger Abrahms
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57 Arrange the books in order of publication.
The study of Folklore (Alan Dundes)
Dynamics of Folklore (Barre Toelken)
Types of the folktales Aane and Thompson)
The Folktale (Stith Thompson)
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58 Sequence the cities of -Chitrakuta, Kishkindha, Rameswaram, Ayodhya -associated with the Epic Ramayana.
Tamilnadu
Madhya Pradesh
Karnataka
Uttar Pradesh
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59 Arrange the following in order of their establishment.
Indian Folklore Congress
The Asiatic Society
Folklore Society of South Indian Languages
Dravidian Linguistics Association
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60 Match the following
List I List II
Karl Abraham On the Nightmare
Erich Fromm Dreams and Myths
Ernest Jones The Gates of the Dream
Geza Roheim The Forgotten Language

Code









61 Match the following
List I List II
Dinesh Chandrasen Gujarat
P. Goswami Meghalaya
I.M. Simon West Bengal
Javerchand Meghani Assam

Code









62 Match the following
List I List II
Khan Assam
Bhavai Maharastra
Ojhapali West Bengal
Gondhal Gujarat

Code









63 Match the following
List I List II
Humorous Anecdotes Historical Narrative
Trickster Magic Tales
Legend Numskull Tales
Fairies Animal Tales

Code









64 Match the following
List I List II
Memorates Sacred and explanatory
Aetiological tales Firsthand supernatural experience
Myths Micro narratives
Anecdotes Origin Tales

Code









65 Match the following
List I List II
Bhimbetka Sun Temple
Jaipur Terracotta Temple
Bishnupur Prehistoric paintings
Konark Centre of miniature painting

Code









66 Match the following
List I List II
Field research Signifier and Signified
Textual criticism Genesis and chronology
Semiotic approach Questionnaire and informant
Historical research Authentic text and context

Code









67 Match the following
List I List II
Folklorismus France
Folklore England
Neofolklorism Germany
Revitalization America

Code









68 Match the following
List I List II
A Dialogue of Proverbs Donn V. Hart
The proverb Alan Dundes
Riddles in Fillipino Folklore John Heywood
Wisdom of Many Archer Taylor

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69 Which one of the following pair is connected with Migration Theory?

Joel Sherzer and Dan Ben Amos

Theodor Benfey and Carl Wilhelm Von Sydow

Alan Dundes and Barre Toelken

Roger A. Abrahams and Stuart Blackburn

70 Match the following
List I List II
Birinchikumar Barua Gujarati Folklorist
Shyam Parmar Marathi Folklorist
Durga Bhagawat Bengali Folklorist
Ashutosh Bhattacharya Assamese Folklorist

Code









71 Which one of following pairs is correctly matched

Castration anxiety is the constituent of Oedipus complex

Castration anxiety is the constituent of Cleopatra

Castration anxiety is the constituent of Hero complex

Castration anxiety is the constituent of Persecution complex

72 Match the following
List I List II
Hierographology Study of sacred texts
Epigraphy Study of stone writings
Lexicography (iii) Study of vocabulary
Lithography Study of inscriptions

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73 Which one of following pair is correctly matched

Any physical object made or modified by humans ..... Mentifact

Who composes and performs songs eulogizing heroic deeds are ..... Bards

Place of repositories of material in various formats is ..... Monument

A brief story illustrating human tendencies through animal characters ..... Epic

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow based on passage

As the discipline of international folkloristics developed, it became increasingly obvious that the "Lore" could no longer be considered separately from the "Folk" who created and transmitted it. Relying solely on folklore texts taken out of context led to possible errors in interpretation. Instead, folklorists came to understand that folklore had to be analyzed as it was performed. Observation of the performance of folklore could allow the trained folklorists to discern elements not always known or admitted by the performers.

74. Lore

can be separated from folk

is always limited to the perception of the folk

cannot be separated from folk

is not observed as a static frame work

75. Which statement is correct

Folklore contents could be observed out of context.

To understand folklore it is necessary to follow the performances.

Fieldwork cannot help to collect texts.

Context does not help to give clue for analysis.


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