A) Over 20,000 B) Over 14,000 C) About 1,000 D) Over 130,000
A) 1,000 B) 14,000 C) 5,000 D) 100
A) 12th to 18th centuries B) 1st to 15th centuries C) 7th to 19th centuries D) 6th century BC to 21st century
A) Paper B) Birch-bark C) Cloth D) Palm Leaf
A) Hindi B) Sanskrit C) Persian D) Prakrit
A) Over 14,000 B) Over 130,000 C) 1,669 D) 5,000
A) 1,000 B) 1,669 C) 500 D) 130,000
A) 6th century BC B) 19th century AD C) 15th century BC D) 7th century AD
A) Sir Aurel Stein B) Local archaeologists C) The British East India Company D) Jayadeva
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Four
A) 1900 B) 1991 C) 1950 D) 2000
A) Scroll B) Accordion C) Tablet D) Codex
A) Sanskrit B) Prakrit C) Arabic D) Persian
A) Metal B) Birch-bark C) Palm leaf D) Paper
A) 16th century B) 18th century C) 12th century D) 7th century
A) Metalware, Jewellery, and Wood B) Paintings, Ivory, and Wood C) Ivory, Jade, and Ceramics D) Ceramics, Textiles, and Jade
A) Hindu and Christian B) Sikh and Christian C) Islamic and Hindu D) Jain and Buddhist
A) Ceramic tiles B) Miniature paintings C) Religious figures D) Utilitarian objects
A) Ivory carvings and jade tools B) Metal pitikas and wooden Vahana C) Glazed tiles and blue-white pottery D) Jewelled thrones and rattles
A) Miniature Paintings, and Ivory Figures B) Wooden Vahana, and Ceramic Pottery C) Thrones of India, and Games and Leisure in the Past D) Mughal Jewellery, and Metalware
A) The manufacturing of metalware B) The evolution of the seat of power C) Religious rituals in home shrines D) The history of the Mughal Empire
A) Jewel studded throne of the King of Varanasi B) The marble throne of the Jain rulers C) The wooden throne of the Mughal Emperor D) The ivory seat of the Rajasthani kings
A) Decorating jade utilitarian objects B) Keeping idols for home shrines C) Playing games like Chess D) Storing miniature paintings
A) Ivory figures, Glazed tiles, and Pottery B) Rattles, Yo-Yo, Chess, and Chaupar C) Tops, Vahana, and Jewellery D) Pitikas, Thrones, and Metalware
A) Sikh period B) Company School period C) Proto-historic period D) Mughal period
A) Thrones, rattles, and tops B) Ivory, Jade, and Ceramics C) Metalware, Jewellery, and Wooden objects D) Paper, cloth, and bark
A) Vahana B) Rattles C) Pitikas D) Thrones
A) It is the world's largest B) It is the world's most expensive C) It is the world's oldest D) It is the world's smallest
A) 900 years B) 17,000 years C) 100 years D) 2,000 years
A) Leather, canvas, and plastic B) Metal, jade, and stone C) Paper, cloth, bark, wood, and ivory D) Ceramic, clay, and glass
A) Pop Art B) Modern Impressionism C) Renaissance D) Pala
A) Metal B) Jade C) Wood D) Ceramic
A) Egyptian Sculpture B) Persian Painting C) Roman Architecture D) Greek Iconography
A) Grey schist stone B) Terracotta C) Bronze D) White marble
A) Rajasthan B) Mathura C) Ahichchhatra D) Sarnath
A) Parvati B) Lakshmi C) Saraswati D) Durga
A) Political status B) Utility C) Monetary value D) Spiritual power
A) Cave paintings B) Stone architecture C) Rock-cut temples D) Textiles
A) Palas B) Vardhanas C) Maitrakas D) Cholas
A) Abstract geometric patterns B) The history of the Mauryan kings C) Battles of the Satvahana dynasty D) Episodes from Buddha's life
A) Sage Drona B) Sage Asita C) King Ashoka D) Ananda
A) Sage Drona B) Sage Asita C) Sage Vishwamitra D) Sage Vasistha
A) As a king on a throne B) In physical human form C) He is not represented at all D) Through symbols only
A) A lotus flower B) A sword C) Dharmachakra D) A trident
A) Mango tree B) Ashoka tree C) Bodhi tree D) Banyan tree
A) Edwin L. Lutyens B) Jawaharlal Nehru C) Mortimer Wheeler D) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar
A) 15 August 1947 B) 18 December 2017 C) 12 May 1955 D) 18 December 1960
A) Jawaharlal Nehru B) Mortimer Wheeler C) Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan D) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar
A) Circular B) Square C) Rectangular D) Octagonal
A) 1989 B) 2017 C) 1955 D) 1960
A) Noida B) Dharohar Bhawan C) Lahore D) Central garden court
A) Central Imperial Museum B) Archaeological Survey of India C) Museum of Central Asian Antiquities D) National Museum Institute
A) Steatite B) Terracotta C) Clay D) Bronze
A) Harappa B) Daimabad C) Rakhigarhi D) Mohenjo Daro
A) A priest king B) Proto-Shiva C) A dancing girl D) Mother Goddess
A) Jawaharlal Nehru B) Sir Aurel Stein C) Ganesh Bikaji Deolalikar D) Mortimer Wheeler
A) Mohenjo Daro B) Rakhigarhi C) Dholavira D) Daimabad
A) Pre-History Archaeology B) Wildlife Biology C) Classical Music D) Modern Architecture
A) Industrial design B) Pop art C) Digital art D) Tanjore paintings
A) Decorative Arts B) Numismatics & Epigraphy C) Conservation D) Anthropology
A) Publication B) Anubhav C) Conservation D) Public Relations
A) 1946 B) 1949 C) 1960 D) 1955
A) Kolkata B) Burlington House C) Rashtrapati Bhavan D) Janpath
A) Gwyer Committee B) Rajgopalachari Committee C) Nehru Committee D) Wheeler Committee
A) Rashtrapati Bhavan B) Burlington House, London C) Janpath, New Delhi D) Kolkata
A) Grace Morley B) Sir Maurice Gwyer C) Jawaharlal Nehru D) C. Rajgopalachari
A) Grace Morley B) Sir Maurice Gwyer C) Sir Mortimer Wheeler D) C. Sivaramamurti
A) 1955 B) 1960 C) 1949 D) 1946
A) Chronological storage B) Digital cataloging C) Visual storage D) Interactive exhibits
A) Indigenous art styles B) Chinese painting techniques C) Ancient Greek pottery D) Modern abstract art
A) Kishangarh B) Kota C) Bikaner D) Mewar
A) Radha Krishna B) Durbar Scene C) Bani Thani D) Mughal Portrait
A) Maharaja Suraj Mal B) Maharaja Ranjit Singh C) Maharaja Jai Singh D) Maharaja Sansar Chand
A) Piprahwa B) Nalanda C) Bharhut D) Sarnath
A) Gold B) Soapstone C) Bronze D) Terra-cotta
A) Kapilavastu B) Sravasti C) Vaishali D) Lumbini
A) Red sandstone B) Limestone C) Bronze D) Stucco
A) Jaipur B) Mewar C) Bundi D) Bikaner
A) Stucco B) Red sandstone C) Dark grey schist D) Pale Green Limestone
A) Sarnath B) Bharhut C) Piprahwa D) Nalanda
A) Gupta B) Sunga C) Kushana D) Pala
A) Large sized well-lit transparencies B) Stone inscriptions C) Interactive digital screens D) Audio recordings
A) Shri Tejpal Singh B) Local metal smiths C) The Archaeology Department D) Ms. Matrika, Mumbai
A) Ministry of Culture B) Archaeological Survey of India C) Ms. Matrika D) CPWD
A) Nalanda, Bihar B) Phophnar, Madhya Pradesh C) Kashmir D) Chamba, Himachal Pradesh
A) Shaivite B) Secular C) Buddhist D) Jain
A) Chamba B) Kashmir C) Nalanda D) Tamil Nadu
A) Tamil Nadu B) Himachal Pradesh C) Bihar D) Kashmir
A) Utpala B) Pala C) Chola D) Gupta
A) Nalanda, Bihar B) Phophnar, Madhya Pradesh C) Utpala Chamba, Himachal Pradesh D) Srinagar, Kashmir
A) Buddhism B) Shaivism C) Jainism D) Vaishnavism
A) Tamil Nadu B) Kerala C) South Karnataka D) Andhra Pradesh
A) 50 B) 120 C) 88 D) 35
A) A private collector from Mexico B) Mr & Mrs Heeramaneek C) The British Museum D) Maharaja Mummudi
A) Costa Rica B) Mexico C) Peru D) Panama
A) Tantrism B) Vaishnavism C) Shaivism D) Shaktism
A) Wooden planks B) Embroidered silk carpet C) Marble slabs D) Stone tiles
A) Christopher Columbus B) Amerigo Vespucci C) Vasco da Gama D) James Cook
A) A local tribal chief B) Sharan Rani Backliwal C) A British collector D) Anamika Pathak
A) Sarod Maestro B) Flute virtuoso C) Veena player D) Tabla percussionist |