1. Satyajit Ray is the writer of –
( A ) What is wrong with Indian films
( B ) What is wrong with Indian festivals
( C ) What is wrong with Indian Foods
( D ) What is wrong with Indian Booksare replete with
ANSWER -( A ) What is wrong with Indian films
2. As per the essay ” What is wrong with Indian Films ‘ the majority of our films
( A ) Very good message
( B ) Visual dissonances
( C ) Visual imbalances
( D ) Very exciting scenes
ANSWER -( B ) Visual dissonances
3. The first feature film in India was
( A ) 1907
( B ) 1913
( C ) 1909
( D ) 1915
ANSWER -( B ) 1913
4. The essay ” What is wrong with Indian produced in …. Films ‘ is taken from
( A ) Pather Panchali
( B ) Shatranj ke khilari
( C ) Our Films , Their Films
( D ) Films for Youth
ANSWER -( C ) Our Films , Their Films
5. According to the essay ” What is Wrong with Indian Films ” , which is the most potent and versatil art form ?
( A ) Music
( B ) Dance
( C ) Cinema
( D ) Painting
ANSWER -( C ) Cinema
6. According to the essay ‘ What is wrong with Indian Films ‘ , which of the following statements is false ?
( A ) The Indian music is largely improvisational .
( B ) The Film production in India is quantitatively second only to Hollywood\
( C ) The Cinema commands the respect accorded to any other form of creative expression
( D ) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science
ANSWER -( D ) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science
7. Satyajit Ray was a well known
( A ) actor
( B ) film director
( C ) singer
( D ) artist
ANSWER -( B ) film director
8. According to the essay ‘ What is wrong with Indian Films ‘ , the average American film is a / an
( A ) bad model
( B ) average model
( C ) good model
( D ) excellent model
ANSWER -( A ) bad model
9. The first short film in India was produced in
( A ) 1913
( B ) 1907
( C ) 1910
( D ) 1915
ANSWER -( B ) 1907
10. Which of the following University conferred Satyajit Ray on Doctorate degree ?
( A ) MacMillan
( B ) Oxford
( C ) Cambridge
( D ) Tribhuban
ANSWER -( B ) Oxford
11. When was Satyajit Ray born ?
( A ) May 2 , 1919
( B ) May 2 , 1920
( C ) May 2 , 1921
( D ) May 2 , 1923
ANSWER -( C ) May 2 , 1921
12. Where did Satyajit Ray win award at film festival ?
( A ) Paris
( B ) London
( C ) Cannes
( D ) Goa
ANSWER -( D ) Goa
13. What does the technician blame for the weakness of Indian films ?
( A ) Style
( B ) Raw materials
( C ) Tools
( D ) Idiom
ANSWER -( C ) Tools
14. The author points out the defects of Indian
( A ) culture
( B ) theatre
( C ) dance
( D ) films
ANSWER -( D ) films
15. In ” What is wrong with Indian Films ? ” the author compares Indian films with …….. films
( A ) Korean
( B ) Japanese
( C ) Western
( D ) Pakistani
ANSWER -( C ) Western
16. The Cinema …….. in various measures the function of poetry , music , painting , drama , arcivitecture and a host of other arts , major and minor
( A ) combines
( B ) destroys
( C ) deletes
( D ) rescues
ANSWER -( A ) combines
17. What our Cinema needs about everything else is a style , an idiom , a sort of ………. of cinema which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian
( A ) finance
( B ) studio
( C ) committee
( D ) iconography
ANSWER -( D ) iconography
18. The film ‘ Kalpana ‘ has been made by
( A ) IPTA
( B ) Shankar
( C ) Satyatjit Ray
( D ) Ramesh Sippy
ANSWER -( B ) Shankar
19. Afterfall we do possess the primary tools of ………
( A ) film making
( B ) dancing
( C ) writing
( D ) acting
ANSWER -( A ) film making
20. India has become the after Hollywood in film production
( A ) second
( B ) third
( C ) fifth
( D ) sixth
ANSWER -( A ) second
21. India offers a potential market for her own ……….
( A ) cinema
( B ) music
( C ) products
( D ) film
ANSWER -( C ) products
22. Satyajit Ray used to compose for his own films
( A ) songs
( B ) music
( C ) script
( D ) shooting
ANSWER -( B ) music
23. Which film is mentioned in ‘ What is wrong with Indian films ?
( A ) Charulata
( B ) Shatranj ke Khelari
( C ) Dharti – ke – Lal
( D ) Panchali
ANSWER -( C ) Dharti – ke – Lal
24. Why are Indian films not shown abroad ?
( A ) language problem
( B ) Weak in quality
( C ) India offers poential market for her own products
( D ) style and content
ANSWER -( C ) India offers poential market for her own products
25. Same commands the respect accorded to any other form of creative expression ?
( A ) Cinema
( B ) Music
( C ) Sports
( D ) Literature
ANSWER -( A ) Cinema
26. Indians have shown the power to make …….. changes and of becoming used to new situations—
( A ) big
( B ) little
( C ) monstrous
( D ) gigantic
ANSWER -( A ) big
27. Indian music is largely
( A ) improvisational
( B ) loud
( C ) soothing
( D ) soft
ANSWER -( A ) improvisational
28. According to the author , average American films are a …. model
( A ) bad
( B ) good
( C ) excellent
( D ) poor
ANSWER -( A ) bad
29. An Indian film should steer clear of
( A ) ambiguity
( B ) inconsistencies
( C ) controversies
( D ) music
ANSWER -( B ) inconsistencies
30. If the Indian film makers keep their …… open , they are sure to make good films .
( A ) windows
( B ) eye
( C ) mouths
( D ) doors
ANSWER -(B ) eye
31. The Indian Films imitate stories mostly from
( A ) Tollywood
( B ) Hollywood
( C ) Bollywood
( D ) Kolywood
ANSWER -( B ) Hollywood
32. The raw material of cinema is ……
( A ) life
( B ) hall
( C ) studio
( D ) camera
ANSWER -( A ) life
33. Indian cinema , according to Satyajit Ray , does not need much
( A ) action
( B ) gloss
( C ) music
( D ) story
ANSWER -( B ) gloss
34. No Indian cinema can be ……… on all counts
( A ) acclaimed
( B ) applauded
( C ) demeaned
( D ) criticised
ANSWER -( A ) acclaimed
35 . ……… has been one of the most significant developments of our times
( A ) painting
( B ) competition
( C ) agriculture
( D ) cinema
ANSWER -( D ) cinema
36 . The cinema also combines the cold ……… of science .
( A ) art
( B ) logic
( C ) technology
( D ) experiments
ANSWER -( B ) logic
37 . … University conferred an honorary doctorate on Satyajit Ray
( A ) Cambridge
( B ) Oxford
( C ) California
( D ) Mumbai
ANSWER -( B ) Oxford