| 3901 |
In Kalarippayattu training, the stage of fighting with wooden weapons is called |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Stick combat and Kalarippayattu |
Medium |
| 3902 |
Thang-ta of Manipur is a combat art mainly using |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Stick combat and Kalarippayattu |
Medium |
| 3903 |
A student starts with kicks and flexibility drills, then sticks, then swords and finally bare-hand techniques… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Stick combat and Kalarippayattu |
Hard |
| 3904 |
In the Mahabharata, Bhima kills the Magadha king Jarasandha in |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on martial arts |
Easy |
| 3905 |
Marma, in Indian tradition, refers to |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on martial arts |
Easy |
| 3906 |
According to the Sushruta Samhita, the number of marmas in the human body is |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on martial arts |
Medium |
| 3907 |
The Mallapurana is associated with which community of wrestlers? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on martial arts |
Medium |
| 3908 |
A text describes wrestlers' diet, seasonal training and rules for bouts. What does this tell historians about… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on martial arts |
Hard |
| 3909 |
Malayalam belongs to which language family? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Languages of India |
Easy |
| 3910 |
How many languages are listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Languages of India |
Easy |
| 3911 |
Santali and Mundari belong to the |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Languages of India |
Medium |
| 3912 |
Most modern Indian scripts, such as Devanagari, Tamil and Kannada, developed from |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Languages of India |
Medium |
| 3913 |
A linguist finds that a language of Meghalaya shares its family with Santali, not with nearby Bodo. Which lan… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Languages of India |
Hard |
| 3914 |
Which Vedanga deals with metre? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Study of language in India |
Easy |
| 3915 |
The oldest surviving grammar of the Tamil language is the |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Study of language in India |
Easy |
| 3916 |
The "three sages" (munitraya) of Sanskrit grammar are |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Study of language in India |
Medium |
| 3917 |
Panini's Ashtadhyayi is so named because it consists of |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Study of language in India |
Medium |
| 3918 |
A scholar needs to explain the origin of an obscure Vedic word. Which discipline and text would help most? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Study of language in India |
Hard |
| 3919 |
The consonant "p" belongs to which place of articulation? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Phonetics and grammar |
Easy |
| 3920 |
Sounds produced with a strong puff of breath, such as kh and gh, are called |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Phonetics and grammar |
Easy |
| 3921 |
In "He cut the fruit with a knife", the knife is the instrument. In Panini's terms this karaka is |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Phonetics and grammar |
Medium |
| 3922 |
Which consonant is voiced and aspirated in the dental group? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Phonetics and grammar |
Medium |
| 3923 |
Why did Panini use pratyaharas such as "ac" derived from the Shiva Sutras? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Phonetics and grammar |
Hard |
| 3924 |
How many syllables does a Gayatri verse of three lines with eight syllables each contain? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Prosody |
Easy |
| 3925 |
In matra counting, a guru (heavy) syllable counts as |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Prosody |
Easy |
| 3926 |
Using only light and heavy syllables, how many different patterns are possible for a line of 4 syllables? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Prosody |
Medium |
| 3927 |
The common shloka of the epics is a form of which metre? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Prosody |
Medium |
| 3928 |
Pingala groups syllables in threes, each light or heavy. How many such groups are possible, and why? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Prosody |
Hard |
| 3929 |
Yaska's Nirukta divides words into how many classes? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on language |
Easy |
| 3930 |
The theory of sphota, which treats meaning as grasped as a whole, is most closely associated with |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on language |
Easy |
| 3931 |
According to the Paniniya Shiksha, how many places of articulation are there? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on language |
Medium |
| 3932 |
In Patanjali's story, Brihaspati teaches Indra word by word for a thousand divine years without finishing. Wh… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on language |
Medium |
| 3933 |
A teacher says that a sentence like "bring the cow" is understood as a single meaningful whole rather than as… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Primary texts on language |
Hard |
| 3934 |
Harappan bricks generally followed which ratio of length : breadth : thickness? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Harappan technologies |
Easy |
| 3935 |
The Great Bath at Mohenjo-daro was made watertight partly by using |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Harappan technologies |
Easy |
| 3936 |
If a Harappan brick is 7 cm thick, what length would you expect if it follows the standard ratio? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Harappan technologies |
Medium |
| 3937 |
The bronze "dancing girl" from Mohenjo-daro was made by which technique? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Harappan technologies |
Medium |
| 3938 |
Harappan weights doubled in the series 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32. What is the total of all six weights? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Harappan technologies |
Hard |
| 3939 |
Fine, glossy, mirror-like black pottery of about 700–200 BCE is called |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Pottery and glass |
Easy |
| 3940 |
The Sanskrit word for glass is |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Pottery and glass |
Easy |
| 3941 |
Painted Grey Ware is mostly associated with |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Pottery and glass |
Medium |
| 3942 |
An archaeologist finds pottery decorated with rows of tiny marks made by a toothed wheel at a coastal site ne… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Pottery and glass |
Medium |
| 3943 |
Which combination of materials was basic to traditional glass making? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Pottery and glass |
Hard |
| 3944 |
The Grand Anicut across the Kaveri is traditionally attributed to |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Water management |
Easy |
| 3945 |
Kuhls, channels that divert water from streams to fields, are a traditional system of |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Water management |
Easy |
| 3946 |
According to the Junagadh inscription, what did Rudradaman I do to the Sudarshana lake? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Water management |
Medium |
| 3947 |
A desert village collects rainwater from a prepared catchment into a covered underground pit for drinking. Th… |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Water management |
Medium |
| 3948 |
Which sequence correctly traces the history of the Sudarshana lake? |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Water management |
Hard |
| 3949 |
Kalamkari textiles are made by |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Textiles and writing technology |
Easy |
| 3950 |
Birch bark used as a writing material in ancient India is called |
Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Textiles and writing technology |
Easy |