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2391.
The Ajanta Caves were created during which period?
A Gupta period only
B Mauryan period only
C From 2nd century BCE to about 480 CE
D Medieval period
2392.
The mural paintings in the Ajanta Caves primarily depict scenes from:
A The Ramayana
B The Mahabharata
C The Jataka tales (stories of Buddha's previous lives)
D The Puranas
2393.
The Ajanta Caves are primarily known for their:
A Temple architecture
B Fortifications
C Rock-cut architecture and mural paintings
D Pillar inscriptions
2394.
The Ajanta Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are located in which Indian state?
A Madhya Pradesh
B Maharashtra
C Andhra Pradesh
D Karnataka
2395.
The traditional artists who create Pattachitra are known as:
A Sutradhars
B Chitrakaras
C Kumbhakars
D Vishwakarmas
2396.
Traditionally, Pattachitra paintings are made using:
A Synthetic paints and canvas
B Natural pigments and specially prepared cloth
C Oil paints and paper
D Watercolours and wood
2397.
Which Hindu deity is frequently depicted in Pattachitra paintings, especially those from Puri?
A Lord Shiva
B Lord Vishnu
C Lord Jagannath
D Lord Ganesha
2398.
The name 'Pattachitra' is derived from Sanskrit words meaning:
A Stone carving
B Wood painting
C Cloth picture
D Metal art
2399.
Pattachitra is a traditional cloth-based scroll painting originating from which Indian state?
A West Bengal
B Bihar
C Odisha
D Assam
2400.
The carvings on the Sanchi Stupa often depict scenes from the life of the Buddha and:
A Ramayana
B Mahabharata
C Jataka tales
D Puranas
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