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31.
The digitization of ancient manuscripts by institutions like the National Museum is crucial for which aspect of cultural heritage management?
A Promoting the use of modern materials in manuscript creation.
B Ensuring the long-term survival and dissemination of cultural knowledge.
C Reducing the historical significance of the original artifacts.
D Limiting access to scholarly research to prevent misuse.
32.
Which of the following is NOT a typical benefit of digitizing ancient manuscripts?
A Enhanced preservation of fragile historical documents.
B Increased accessibility for global research and education.
C Reduced need for physical conservation expertise.
D Creation of searchable databases for easier study.
33.
In 2024, the National Museum undertook a significant project to digitize its collection of ancient manuscripts. What is a primary objective of such digitization efforts?
A To reduce the physical storage space required for the manuscripts.
B To make the manuscripts accessible to a wider audience and preserve them for posterity.
C To replace the original manuscripts with digital copies for public display.
D To sell digital copies of the manuscripts to private collectors.
34.
What is the primary benefit of a Geographical Indication (GI) tag for traditional crafts like Kutch embroidery?
A It allows for immediate mass production using industrial machinery.
B It protects the craft from imitation and unauthorized use, ensuring authenticity and fair trade.
C It mandates the use of cheaper, synthetic materials to reduce costs.
D It encourages the adoption of modern, abstract designs over traditional ones.
35.
The GI tag for Kutch embroidery primarily recognizes which of the following distinctive features of the craft?
A Use of synthetic dyes and machine stitching
B Intricate mirror work, vibrant thread embroidery, and traditional motifs
C Mass production techniques for affordability
D Modern abstract designs and fusion with western styles
36.
Which region's traditional embroidery recently received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2024, recognizing its unique craftsmanship and cultural heritage?
A Madhubani, Bihar
B Kutch, Gujarat
C Phulkari, Punjab
D Chikankari, Uttar Pradesh
37.
Apart from large settlements, recent archaeological surveys in Rajasthan have also focused on discovering evidence of early human activity, often characterized by the presence of:
A Iron smelting furnaces
B Buddhist monastic complexes
C Microliths (small stone tools)
D Medieval fortresses
38.
Which of the following regions in Rajasthan has been a site of recent archaeological interest, revealing remnants of ancient settlements, particularly Harappan-era sites?
A Mewar region (Udaipur-Chittorgarh)
B Marwar region (Jodhpur-Pali)
C Northern Rajasthan (Ganganagar-Anupgarh belt)
D Hadoti region (Kota-Bundi)
39.
Recent archaeological excavations in Rajasthan have unearthed significant evidence of a 5000-year-old settlement belonging to which ancient civilization?
A Vedic Civilization
B Mauryan Empire
C Indus Valley Civilization (Harappan)
D Gupta Empire
40.
The Geographical Indication (GI) tag for Kutch Embroidery primarily serves to:
A Promote its export to European markets
B Certify its organic origin
C Protect its unique geographical origin and traditional craftsmanship
D Standardize its production methods across India
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