Art & Culture MCQs: GI Tags, Heritage Sites & Indian Traditions

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A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

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A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

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NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

4.

Kutch Embroidery, a craft with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, primarily originates from which Indian state?

A Rajasthan

B Gujarat

C Madhya Pradesh

D Maharashtra

5.

Which of the following is a distinctive feature commonly associated with traditional Kutch Embroidery?

A Exclusive use of white thread on white fabric, known as 'Chikankari' style.

B Prominent use of mirror work (abhla bharat) and intricate chain stitches, often depicting animal and bird motifs.

C Minimalistic designs with a focus on abstract geometric patterns only.

D Use of only metallic threads (zari work) on heavy silk fabrics.

6.

What is the primary purpose of a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, as exemplified by Kutch Embroidery?

A To promote mass production and industrialization of traditional crafts.

B To identify goods originating from a specific geographical territory and possessing unique qualities or reputation attributable to that origin.

C To allow any region to use the name of a traditional product, fostering wider market access.

D To restrict the sale of traditional products only to their region of origin.

Art & Culture MCQs - 2026-09-12