Question 1

According to mukulabhattadhvani can be explained by ______&#10;A)inference&#10;B)abhitha&#10;C)lakshan&#10;D)vyanjana

Accepted Answer

lakshan&#10;

Question 2

When suggested sense arise naturally in a poem it is called&#10;A)chitrakavya&#10;B)gunibhutavyangyakavya&#10;C)dhvanikavya&#10;D)none of these .

Accepted Answer

Dhvanikavya refers to a type of poetry where the suggested sense or implied meaning arises naturally and is the primary focus, as opposed to being overtly stated.

Question 3

When suggested sense is subordinate to explicit sense then the poem is called ________ .&#10;A)chitrakavya&#10;B)gunibhutavyangyakavya&#10;C)dhvanikavya&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

Gunibhutavyangyakavya is the type of poetry where the suggested sense is subordinate to the explicit sense, distinguishing it from other forms where the suggested meaning might play a different role.

Question 4

DhvaniKavya has ___ principal varities.&#10;A)five&#10;B)four&#10;C)three&#10;D)two

Accepted Answer

DhvaniKavya has five principal varieties: Udatt, Uddipt, Lalit, Parisphut and Samudrik.

Question 5

In the seventh century _____ school divided in to two sub schools under the aegis of kumarillabhatta and prabhakara.&#10;A)mimamsa&#10;B)vedanta&#10;C)nyaya&#10;D)samkhya

Accepted Answer

The Mimamsa school, which focuses on the interpretation of the Vedas, particularly the rituals and the correct performance of these rituals, divided into two sub-schools under the guidance of Kumarila Bhatta and Prabhakara. Kumarila Bhatta led what is known as the Bhatta school, while Prabhakara led the Prabhakara school, both offering different interpretations within the Mimamsa tradition.

Question 6

The element of suggestion is not present at all in _____ .&#10;A)chitrakavya&#10;B)gunibhutavyangyakavya&#10;C)dhvanikavya&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

Chitrakavya is a type of poetry that focuses on ornamental and decorative aspects, lacking the element of suggestion which is present in other forms like dhvanikavya and gunibhutavyangyakavya.

Question 7

Sangitaratnakara is an encyclopedic work on indian _______ .&#10;A)architecture&#10;B)dance&#10;C)paintings&#10;D)music

Accepted Answer

Sangitaratnakara, written by Sarngadeva in the 13th century, is an encyclopedic text on Indian classical music, covering aspects such as raga, tala, and musical performance.

Question 8

__________ is the author of sangitaratnakara.&#10;A)bharatha&#10;B)manu&#10;C)patanjali&#10;D)sarangadeva

Accepted Answer

Sarangadeva is the author of Sangitaratnakara, a comprehensive treatise on Indian classical music and dance, written in the 13th century.

Question 9

________ wrote a commentary on Sangitaratnakara&#10;A)panini&#10;B)simhabhupala&#10;C)sarangadeva&#10;D)bharatha

Accepted Answer

Simhabhupala wrote a commentary on Sangitaratnakara, which is a comprehensive treatise on Indian classical music and dance, originally authored by Sarangadeva in the 13th century.

Question 10

____________ is not a commentary on sangitaratnakara&#10;A)sudhakara&#10;B)kalanidhi&#10;C)kaustubha&#10;D)locana

Accepted Answer

Locana is not a commentary on Sangitaratnakara; it is a separate work on music.

Question 11

The spiritual value of music was recognized in ______ upanisad.&#10;A)chandogya&#10;B)aitareya&#10;C)mundaka&#10;D)mandukya

Accepted Answer

The answer of The spiritual value of music was recognized...

Deck 8: Exploring Dhvani and Indian Music Literature