1 Culture is a complex whole is stated by

Ruth Finnegan

E.B. Tylor

Henry Glassie

Clifford Geertz

2 The phrase 'Popular Antiquities' is connected to

Folk culture

Athenaeum

Volksmarchen

Volkskazka

3 Walter Anderson who associated with

Analytical Psychology

Ethnographic Method

Genre Theory

Historical Geographical Method

4 The part of the that has been modified by the direct influence of external world is

Super Ego

Archetype

Ego

Dream

5 The primary data source in folklore research is

Fieldwork

Museums

Archives

Literature

6 Lauri Honko advocated the concept of

Folklore and Folklife

Folklore Process

Performance Theory

Culture as a Text

7 'Story, Performance and Event' is authored by

Albert B. Lord

Kenneth Goldstein

Richard Bauman

Melville Jacob

8 The epic laws were advocated by

Axel Olrik

John Hobelk

Paul Ricoeur

Dell Hymes

9 Legend Transmission gets multiplied by

Green Revolution

French Revolution

Russian Revolution

Industrial Revolution

10 Kannagi legend of Tamil Nadu is the base of which Hindi Novel

Parikshya Guru

Tamas

Suhag ke Nupur

Banabhatta ki Atmakatha

11 Folklore is the expression of oppressed this statement is associated with

Formalistic approach

Marxist approach

Sociological approach

Psychological approach

12 Madhubani paintings were also known as

Kalamkari

Mithili

Patachitra

Pichwai

13 Representation of language means of things' is called

Rebus

Enigma

Allegory

Metaphor

14 The Folklorist who worked with Bengali data is

C.P. Brown

Robert Caldwell

Roger Abrahams

Frank Koram

15 'Folklorismus' means

Folklore outside the text

Folklore within a text

Folklore out of context

Folklore in context

16 Passion play is connected with

Resurrection Narrative

Anointment Narrative

Ceremonial Narrative

Crucifixion Narrative

17 'Texture, Text and Context' is associated with

Levi Strauss

Alan Dundes

Kenneth Goldstein

Linda Degh

18 Material culture includes
Non verbal expressions of communities
Intangible products of culture
Tangible and intangible perspectives of artifacts
Artifacts and their culture communities

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19 The following approaches shifted folklore studies from archival activity to socially emergent actions.
Contextual
Performative
Evolutionary
Psychoanalytical

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20 Speech analogue and language analogue respectively corresponds to
Competence and performance
La parole and la langue
Performance and competence
La langue and la parole

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21 Identify the contextualists
Roger Abrahams
I.A. Nikiforov
Robert Georges
Melville Jacob

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22 Carl C Jung upheld that
Myths and Dreams were expressions of the collective unconsciousness
Myths and Dreams were expressions of the collective consciousness
Myths and Dreams were expressions of the personal consciousness
Gods and Goddesses as archetypes in human thinking

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23 Dell Hymes propounded the concepts of
Communicative competence
Language as speech act
Ethnography of speaking
Textual analysis

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24 Tradition based creation is
Culture and value system
Written literature
Oral literature
Set of innovative principles

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25 A linguistic sequence of letters with difficult phonological utterances constitute the genre of
Puzzles
Tongue Twisters
Chantings
Jaw Busters

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26 The traits of a cultural text are
Coherence
Aphorism
Intertextualism
Climax

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27 Choreometrics is
Study of dance as formalized, culturally conditioned communicative behaviour
Study of para -communicational structured dance medium
Study of culturally conditioned song performance
Study of a structured style of dance

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28 Phonocentrism and logocentrism are associated with
Post colonialism
Derrida
Homi Bhabha
Post -Structuralism

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29 Vladimir Propp is connected to
Structuralism
Paremiology
Indology
Functions of wondertale

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30 The data in folklore research includes
Expressive behaviour of the nation folk
The versions and variations of expressive behaviour in cultural context
Communities and their sacred life style
Verbal and non verbal expressive behaviour of the folk

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31 Assertion Folklore has always been a powerful agent in nationalistic attempts at cultural legitimation.

Reason This very formulation brought forth the latent 'authentic -versus dichotomy in folklore studies.

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32 Assertion In Folklore Studies, fieldwork consists of observing and documenting people where they are and what they do.

Reason Folklorists doing fieldwork may document the data from the archival sources.

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33 Assertion As analytical categories of classification, folklore genres have their roots in human cognitive semantic domains of language.

Reason Genres are, hence, classificatory categories that involve not one but several distinctive features.

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34 Assertion Field-workers trying to document the folklife of a community may need a wider range of technical expertise.

Reason At present fieldwork is a technology driven endeavour.

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35 Assertion It would be misleading to gauge the development of folklore studies in Europe solely in terms of the universities.

Reason Much Research in Europe in the field has been carried out by individuals or clusters of individuals from archives and museums.

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36 Assertion Folklore studies in India were initiated by the Westerners as part of colonial enterprise.

Reason It is the British who introduced folklore as academic discipline in the Indian Universities.

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37 Assertion Folk theatre is a composite art form in India with a fusion of elements from music, dance, pantomime, versification, epic and ballad recitation.

Reason The folk theatre having roots in native culture is embedded in local identity and social values.

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38 Assertion A puppet is an inanimate object animated or manipulated by a puppeteer.

Reason String puppet is a cut-out figure held between a source of light and a translucent screen.

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39 Assertion Members of traditional societies use riddles to propound their culture's rules and to integrate these rules into a larger synthesis.

Reason In complex societies riddling is generally limited to children

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40 Assertion Applied folklore is often contrasted with academic research and teaching folklore courses per se.

Reason Applied folklore has evolved to the discipline of applied folkloristics with a body of theory, methods and techniques.

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41 Assertion All speech attempts to communicate, but not all communication is necessarily in the form of speech.

Reason Folk speech is the expressive language use of any group sharing local cultural traits.

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42 Sequence the scholars who are connected with structuralism
Ferdinand de Saussure
Claude Levi Strauss
Vladimir Propp
Jacques Lacan
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43 Textualisation process includes sequentially the following steps

Entextualisation, Reconstextualisation, Decontextualisation, Contextualisation

Reconstextualisation, Decontextualisation, Entextualisation, Contextualisation

Entextualisation, Contextualisation, Decontextualisation, Reconstextualisation

Decontextualisation, Reconstextualisation, Contextualisation, Entextualisation

44 Identify the correct sequence of Victor Turner's stages of ritual drama

Liminality, Separation, Incorporation, Communitas

Incorporation, Communitas, Separation, Liminality

Communitas, Separation, Incorporation, Liminality

Separation, Liminality, Communitas, Incorporation

45 Identify the correct order of research process in folklore studies

Culture Specialists, Fieldwork, Documentation, Gate Keepers

Fieldwork, Gate Keepers, Culture Specialists, Documentation

Gate Keepers, Culture Specialists, Fieldwork, Documentation

Documentation, Fieldwork, Gate Keepers, Culture Specialists

46 Sequence the theories functions of language, triadic model of sign, narrativity and identity, folklore process with the following scholars
Lauri Honko
Roman Jacobson
Paul Ricoeur
Charles Pierce

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47 Sequence the art forms -Bhandpather, Naqal, Bhavai, Wari-leeba with states of India.
Gujarat
Manipur
Punjab
Jammu-Kashmir

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48 Sequence the Folk Epic traditions -Volsunga, Mahabharat, Nagara Kertagama, Odyssey with world nations
India
Greece
Scandinavia
Indonesia

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49 Identify the correct poetic or stylistic features in proverbial usage

Alliteration, Apostrophe, Eulogy, Aphorism, Utopia

Alliteration, Parallelism, Rhyme, Aphorism, Hyperbole

Parallelism, Rhyme, Eulogy, Catharsis, Utopia

Caricature, Apostrophe, Hyperbole, Catharsis, Aphorism

50 Sequence the speech Acts -Regret, Compliment, Complaint and Solicitation -with the following meaning
Request
Sorry
Grievance
Praise

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51 Sequence the Gods Hanuman, Ganesh, Vishnu, Indra with their following vehicles
Rat
Elephant
Eagle
Camel

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52 The correct sequence of the following functions according to Propp are
The acquisition of a magical agent
Mediation, the connecting incident
Rescue of the hero
The liquidation of the misfortune

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53 Sequence the scholars Derrida, Wolf Gang Meider, Henrie Glassie, Ben-Amos -with the following
Folklore Genres
Of Grammatology
Proverbs A Handbook
Material Culture

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54 Sequence the Folk Theatre forms associated with the states of Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
Therukoothu
Bhand Pather
Veera Natyam
Maach

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55 Sequence the factors of an effective verbal communication -context, message, sender, receiver with the following communication function
The Conative Function
The Referential Function
The Emotive Function
The Poetic Function

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56 Sequence the terms myth, legend, ballad, fairy tale with the following
Origins
Anthropomorphs
Historical or semi historical
Heroic

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57 Arrange the correct sequence of scholars of proverb
Archer Taylor
Sophia Burne
Roger Abrahams
Alan Dundes

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58 Identify the correct order of the Citation of Books according to 'Chicago style sheet',

Title of Book, Last name, First name, Publisher, Place of Publication, Year

Author, Title of Book, Place of Publication, Publisher, Year

Year, Last name, First name, Title of Book, Place of Publication, Publisher

Last name, First name, Year, Title of Book, Place of Publication, Publisher

59 Match the following
List I List II
Amdre Jolles Anthropology of experience
Victor Turner Local knowledge
Peter Claus Genres as forms of discourse
Clifford Geertz Kinship in folksong tradition

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60 Match the following
List I List II
Multiple existence An image of cosmos
Fairytale Encoded communication
Riddle (iii) Super human
Myth Folklore

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61 Match the following
List I List II
Folk medicine Catherine Bell
Game Analogy Mary Douglas
Purity and Pollution Eric Goffman
Ritual Theory Joyce Flueckiger

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62 Which one of the following is correctly matched

Dreams and complexes embedded in personal consciousness

Dreams and complexes embedded in personal unconsciousness

Dreams and complexes embedded in collective unconscious

Dreams and complexes embedded in subjective unconscious

63 Match the following
List I List II
Fairy Tale Mircea Eliade
Children's Games Victor Turner
Drama Analogy (iii) Jack Zipes
The sacred and the profane Stanely Aronowitz

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64 Match the following
List I List II
K.B. Dash Kashmir
Balbant Jani Assam
Prafulla Dutta Goswami Odisha
Jawaharlal Handoo Gujarat

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65 Match the following
List I List II
Baul Tamil Nadu
Oppari West Bengal
Boli (iii) Haryana
Ragini Punjab

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66 Match the following
List I List II
Primitive Culture James George Frazer
The Mythology of Aryan Nations Y.M. Sokolov
The Golden Baugh (iii) Edward Taylor
Russian Folklore George William Coax

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67 Match the following
List I List II
Bihu Meghalaya
Dree Assam
Laiharaoba Arunachal Pradesh
Wangala Manipur

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68 Match the following
List I List II
Indian Theatre J.C. Mathur
Drama in Rural India Balwant Gargi
The Tradition of the Performing Arts Mulk Raj Anand
Theatre in India Kapila Vatsyayan

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69 Match the following
List I List II
Migratory Legend Claude Levis Strauss
Function of Legend Franz Boaz
Structure of Myth Von Sydow
Function of Myth Linda Degh

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70 Match the following
List I List II
Terukuttu Andhra Pradesh
Harikatha Assam
Ankiyanaat Kerala
Kudiyattam Tamil Nadu

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71 Match the following
List I List II
Initial Situation Donation
Lack Unwilling Help
Complicity Absentation
Magical agent Missing

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72 Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched

Kalamandalam -Thrissur

Kalakshetra -Chennai

Jawahar Bal Bhavan -Hyderabad

Museum of Man -Kolkata

Read the passage below and answer the questions (73 that follow based on passage

The functional approach to the categorization of oral literature actually has focused upon the relationships between forms of verbal art and existing cultural, psychological, and social needs. Yet the anthropologists who pursued this mode of inquiry were not concerned with the ontology but the phenomenology of folklore kinds. Their distinction of genre is based not upon any intrinsic qualities of oral literary forms, but upon the perception and identification of their attributes by the people themselves. The functional approach is concerned not with what genres are, but with what the members of the society say they are. Thus the taxonomy of verbal art has become actually a categorization of cultural experiences, which are represented in the overt cultural attitudes toward themes and forms. In most cases, these attitudes are represented in the set of relations of belief and non belief which has since become the basis for the categorization of formal expressions and for the analytical interpretation of their function in expressions.

73. The ontological study of folklore is based upon

Perception of oral literary forms

Identification of folkforms by the people

Intrinsic qualities of oral literary forms

Attribute qualities of genres by the people

74. The functional approach in folklore is concerned with

Structure of genres

Psychological and social needs

Categorization of oral literature

Structure of relationship of forms

75. Taxonomy of verbal art in functional approach has become

Phenomenological interpretation of people

Analytical interpretation of oral literature

Cultural themes and forms

Categorization of cultural experiences