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Question (31)

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A student observes cotton saris, silk saris and printed saris. The observation mainly relates to diversity in:

(A) Fabric and design
(B) Language and script
(C) Festivals and food
(D) Population only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The differences are in fabrics and designs.

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Question (32)

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Why can the sari be considered both simple and diverse?

(A) It is one cloth with many creative uses and styles
(B) It has only one fixed appearance
(C) It cannot be changed
(D) It is used only as decoration

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The sari has many uses and styles.

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Question (33)

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Which factor does NOT contribute to sari diversity?

(A) Different colours
(B) Different weaving methods
(C) Different designs
(D) Same unchanged style everywhere

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Diversity comes from variations, not sameness.

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Question (34)

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A region introducing a new way of wearing the sari shows that traditions:

(A) Can continue to develop
(B) Always disappear
(C) Never change
(D) Cannot spread

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Traditions can evolve over time.

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Question (35)

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The term “relief” in the context of the stone sculpture means:

(A) A design that stands out from a surface
(B) A type of cloth
(C) A weaving method
(D) A colouring technique

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Relief means a raised design on a surface.

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Question (36)

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If a dress remains the same but its colours and patterns change, it shows:

(A) Diversity without losing identity
(B) Complete change of tradition
(C) No cultural value
(D) Loss of originality

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The basic identity remains while forms vary.

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Question (37)

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The many forms of Indian textiles mainly demonstrate:

(A) Artistic skill and cultural variety
(B) Lack of common traditions
(C) No historical connection
(D) Similar clothing everywhere

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Textiles show creativity and cultural variety.

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Question (38)

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The main idea highlighted through textiles and clothing is that:

(A) One cultural element can have many regional forms
(B) All clothing styles are identical
(C) Traditional clothes have no history
(D) Diversity removes unity

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

One tradition can have many regional expressions.

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Question (39)

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Which statement best explains how textiles and clothing represent Indian diversity?

(A) Different regions create different forms while keeping common traditions
(B) All regions use exactly the same clothing styles
(C) Traditional clothes have no connection with culture
(D) Clothing styles never change with time

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Indian textiles show diversity through regional variations while maintaining shared traditions.

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Question (40)

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A student finds that the same type of cloth is used in different regions with different colours, designs and weaving styles. This situation shows:

(A) Cultural diversity within a common tradition
(B) Complete difference between regions
(C) Loss of traditional identity
(D) No relationship between clothing styles

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Different styles of the same cloth show unity in diversity.

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A student observes cotton saris, silk saris and printed saris. The observation mainly relates to diversity in:

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Question (32)

Why can the sari be considered both simple and diverse?

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Which factor does NOT contribute to sari diversity?

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Question (34)

A region introducing a new way of wearing the sari shows that traditions:

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Question (35)

The term “relief” in the context of the stone sculpture means:

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Question (36)

If a dress remains the same but its colours and patterns change, it shows:

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Question (37)

The many forms of Indian textiles mainly demonstrate:

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Question (38)

The main idea highlighted through textiles and clothing is that:

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Question (39)

Which statement best explains how textiles and clothing represent Indian diversity?

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Question (40)

A student finds that the same type of cloth is used in different regions with different colours, designs and weaving styles. This situation shows:

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