Exam Details
| Subject | Indian Cultural Heritage | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Certificate in Performing Arts/Visual/Arts | |
| Department | School of Performing Arts and Visual Arts(SOPVA) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Fill in the blanks with correct options given below:
Ramayana, Religion, Mahabharata, Temple traditions, Imagination, Vasudhaiva kutumbakam, Architect, co-existence, Customs, 4,000, Oral Lores.
Most spectacular forms of Indian Cultural expressions are closely associated with
All have cultural relevance and practiced in the context of social activities.
The content of our epics and so impressive that countries like Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand and Nepal have also imbibed these in their culture.
Indian religious tradition believes in universal brotherhood or
Culturally the approach of Indian people is rather than confrontation.
According to ancient Indian Traditions the Art on included ritual, skill, craft and
The God Vishwakarma is known as an
Culture can be defined as a mixture of belief, art and religion.
Oral traditions are also considered as a form of
"Divyanamaprabandha" are the collection of hymns written by 12 alvars.
2. Mark True of False for the following sentences:
Oral lores are also known as Oral traditions.
One of the living oral traditions in India is performance of 'Harikatha'.
UNESCO has recognised 'Ramayana' as the most valuable oral tradition for the humanity.
All forms of arts are important forms of cultural expressions.
Festivals in India do not reflect Indian culture in the celebrations.
Regional cultures are not a part of Indian culture.
Women of Punjab wear 'Salwar-kameez' irrespective of their religions beliefs.
Culture in its broadest sense is a search for meanings and values.
'Onam is celebrated in South India when Makar Sankranti is celebrated in North India.
'Deepavali' is celebrated to commemorate victory of Goddess Durga.
3. Write about the following oral traditions of India:
Vedic Chants
Bhajan Tradition
4. Write about the following festivals of India:
Krishna Janmashtami
Ramjaan
5. Write briefly about the following pilgrimage centres:
Puri
Bodhgaya
6. What do you understand by oral traditions?
7. What do you understand by cultural synthesis?
8. What are the main characteristics of Indian Culture?
9. Explain nature of plurality in Indian Culture.
10. Define and explain the term 'Culture'.
Ramayana, Religion, Mahabharata, Temple traditions, Imagination, Vasudhaiva kutumbakam, Architect, co-existence, Customs, 4,000, Oral Lores.
Most spectacular forms of Indian Cultural expressions are closely associated with
All have cultural relevance and practiced in the context of social activities.
The content of our epics and so impressive that countries like Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand and Nepal have also imbibed these in their culture.
Indian religious tradition believes in universal brotherhood or
Culturally the approach of Indian people is rather than confrontation.
According to ancient Indian Traditions the Art on included ritual, skill, craft and
The God Vishwakarma is known as an
Culture can be defined as a mixture of belief, art and religion.
Oral traditions are also considered as a form of
"Divyanamaprabandha" are the collection of hymns written by 12 alvars.
2. Mark True of False for the following sentences:
Oral lores are also known as Oral traditions.
One of the living oral traditions in India is performance of 'Harikatha'.
UNESCO has recognised 'Ramayana' as the most valuable oral tradition for the humanity.
All forms of arts are important forms of cultural expressions.
Festivals in India do not reflect Indian culture in the celebrations.
Regional cultures are not a part of Indian culture.
Women of Punjab wear 'Salwar-kameez' irrespective of their religions beliefs.
Culture in its broadest sense is a search for meanings and values.
'Onam is celebrated in South India when Makar Sankranti is celebrated in North India.
'Deepavali' is celebrated to commemorate victory of Goddess Durga.
3. Write about the following oral traditions of India:
Vedic Chants
Bhajan Tradition
4. Write about the following festivals of India:
Krishna Janmashtami
Ramjaan
5. Write briefly about the following pilgrimage centres:
Puri
Bodhgaya
6. What do you understand by oral traditions?
7. What do you understand by cultural synthesis?
8. What are the main characteristics of Indian Culture?
9. Explain nature of plurality in Indian Culture.
10. Define and explain the term 'Culture'.
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