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Question (21)

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Tribal communities preserved epic traditions mainly through:

(A) Oral transmission
(B) Printed newspapers
(C) Modern advertisements
(D) Foreign textbooks

Correct Answer: A

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Tribal traditions were transmitted orally.

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Question (22)

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Which tribal communities are mentioned as having their own versions of epics?

(A) Bhils and Gonds
(B) Romans and Greeks
(C) Egyptians and Persians
(D) Only Europeans

Correct Answer: A

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Bhils and Gonds are among the mentioned communities.

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Question (23)

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The stories of heroes visiting tribal regions were preserved through:

(A) Legends and oral traditions
(B) Maps only
(C) Coins only
(D) Inscriptions only

Correct Answer: A

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Legends preserved these traditions.

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Question (24)

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The five Pāṇḍava brothers are connected with which epic?

(A) Rāmāyaṇa
(B) Mahābhārata
(C) Pañchatantra
(D) Jātakas

Correct Answer: B

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The Pāṇḍavas belong to Mahābhārata.

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Question (25)

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The character who helped the Pāṇḍavas in the Mahābhārata was:

(A) Krishna
(B) Ravana
(C) Hanuman
(D) Valmiki

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Krishna helped the Pāṇḍavas.

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Question (26)

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The adaptations of epics into different communities mainly demonstrate:

(A) Cultural interaction across regions
(B) Cultural isolation
(C) No connection among people
(D) Disappearance of stories

Correct Answer: A

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Adaptations show cultural interaction.

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Question (27)

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If 200 adaptations of a story exist in 50+ languages, it indicates:

(A) Wide acceptance and spread of ideas
(B) No interest in literature
(C) Same language everywhere
(D) No cultural exchange

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Many adaptations show wide spread.

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Question (28)

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The Pañchatantra travelled beyond India to places such as:

(A) Southeast Asia, Arab world and Europe
(B) Only Antarctica
(C) Only Australia
(D) Only America

Correct Answer: A

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Pañchatantra reached many regions.

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Question (29)

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The stories of the Pañchatantra mainly teach:

(A) Life skills and values
(B) Military strategies only
(C) Mathematical formulas
(D) Trade rules

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The stories teach values and life skills.

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Question (30)

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The large number of regional versions of epics proves that:

(A) Common stories can have different cultural expressions
(B) Traditions cannot change
(C) Stories belong to one place only
(D) Languages have no role

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

One story can develop into many forms.

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Tribal communities preserved epic traditions mainly through:

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Question (22)

Which tribal communities are mentioned as having their own versions of epics?

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Question (23)

The stories of heroes visiting tribal regions were preserved through:

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Question (24)

The five Pāṇḍava brothers are connected with which epic?

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Question (25)

The character who helped the Pāṇḍavas in the Mahābhārata was:

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Question (26)

The adaptations of epics into different communities mainly demonstrate:

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Question (27)

If 200 adaptations of a story exist in 50+ languages, it indicates:

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Question (28)

The Pañchatantra travelled beyond India to places such as:

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Question (29)

The stories of the Pañchatantra mainly teach:

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Question (30)

The large number of regional versions of epics proves that:

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