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Question (1)

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Which traditional Indian dress is described as a plain length of cloth?

(A) Kurta
(B) Sari
(C) Turban
(D) Shawl

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Sari is a traditional unstitched piece of cloth worn in many parts of India.

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Question (2)

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The sari is mainly made from which natural fabrics mentioned in the chapter?

(A) Cotton and silk
(B) Wool and leather
(C) Jute and rubber
(D) Nylon and plastic

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Cotton and silk are the main fabrics mentioned.

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Question (3)

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The sari is considered an example of unity in diversity because:

(A) It has only one design everywhere
(B) It is one type of clothing with hundreds of variations
(C) It is worn only in one region
(D) It has no traditional value

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The same dress has many regional variations.

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Question (4)

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Which of the following is a famous type of silk sari?

(A) Banarasi
(B) Denim
(C) Khadi shirt
(D) Woollen coat

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Banarasi is a famous silk sari variety.

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Question (5)

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Which of these is NOT mentioned as a type of silk sari?

(A) Kanjivaram
(B) Paithani
(C) Muga
(D) Chintz

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Chintz is a printed cotton fabric, not a silk sari.

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Question (6)

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A sari is called an “unstitched piece of cloth” because it:

(A) Has no colour
(B) Is not joined by stitching like many garments
(C) Cannot be decorated
(D) Is only used for decoration

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Sari is an unstitched cloth.

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Question (7)

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The sari has been worn in India for:

(A) Only a few decades
(B) A very long historical period
(C) Only after independence
(D) Only in modern cities

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The sari has a long history.

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Question (8)

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The stone relief showing a woman wearing a sari belongs to which place?

(A) Vaiśhali
(B) Delhi
(C) Mumbai
(D) Kolkata

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The stone relief is from Vaiśhali.

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Question (9)

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The stone relief of the woman in a sari dates back to:

(A) A few centuries BCE
(B) The 21st century
(C) Medieval Europe
(D) Modern India

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

It dates back to a few centuries BCE.

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Question (10)

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Different sari varieties are created through differences in:

(A) Weaving methods and designs
(B) Only the size of cloth
(C) Only the name of the dress
(D) Only the place of sale

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Weaving methods and designs create variations.

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Question (1)

Which traditional Indian dress is described as a plain length of cloth?

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Question (2)

The sari is mainly made from which natural fabrics mentioned in the chapter?

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Question (3)

The sari is considered an example of unity in diversity because:

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Question (4)

Which of the following is a famous type of silk sari?

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Question (5)

Which of these is NOT mentioned as a type of silk sari?

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Question (6)

A sari is called an “unstitched piece of cloth” because it:

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Question (7)

The sari has been worn in India for:

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Question (8)

The stone relief showing a woman wearing a sari belongs to which place?

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Question (9)

The stone relief of the woman in a sari dates back to:

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Question (10)

Different sari varieties are created through differences in:

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