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111.
The exhibition aims to showcase the contribution of Indian silk weaving to:
A Global fashion and design
B Ancient military strategies
C Modern scientific research
D The development of new musical instruments
112.
The exhibition is a testament to India's enduring heritage in which field?
A Sculpture
B Architecture
C Textile arts
D Ceramics
113.
When does the exhibition conclude?
A August 2026
B September 2026
C October 2026
D November 2026
114.
What kind of interactive elements are included in the exhibition?
A Virtual reality tours of weaving looms
B Interactive displays and demonstrations by master weavers
C Online textile design workshops
D 3D printed models of looms
115.
What aspects of silk weaving are highlighted in special sections?
A Marketing strategies and sales techniques
B Raw materials, dyeing techniques, and symbolic meanings of patterns
C The history of weaving machinery
D The biographies of famous weavers
116.
The exhibition aims to educate visitors about the cultural significance of silk textiles, their role in traditional ceremonies and attire, and:
A Their economic impact on global markets
B The challenges faced by contemporary weavers
C The influence of Western fashion on Indian textiles
D The use of synthetic silk alternatives
117.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of Indian silk textile featured in the exhibition?
A Banarasi
B Kanjeevaram
C Mysore Silk
D Patola
118.
How many silk textile pieces are on display?
A 100
B 120
C 150
D 200
119.
What is the primary focus of the exhibition?
A Cotton weaving techniques
B Indian silk weaving traditions
C The history of Indian embroidery
D The evolution of Indian fashion
120.
What is the title of the exhibition at the National Museum, New Delhi?
A Threads of India
B The Silk Weaver's Legacy
C Indian Silk Traditions
D Woven Wonders of India
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