Daljit Singh Kohar and Madhumita Pattrea Solutions for Chapter: Arts, Crafts and Culture of Punjab, Exercise 1: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Ponchian, Kangan, Banka, Gajra are the ornaments used by the women of Punjab. These are_____.

Concerning the Durries, consider the following statements.

I. Durries are rough woven rugs that are functional as well as striking in nature.

II. Durries are used either as carpets or as bedsheets.

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Concerning the arts and crafts of Punjab, consider the following statements. I. Mudwalls in Punjab are generally painted on festive occasions. II. Thin straws of grass are used for basketry work. III. A smaller, fine and more dedicated fan is called Kundaladar Pankkhi. Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

Consider the following statements about Metal Work of Punjab? I. Amritsar is famous for metalwork. II. Decorative items like a lampshade and engraved metal doors are some of the items on which artisans work. III. Metalwork was mostly done in the village area. Which of the statement(s) given above is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements, concerning the use of colours in the Phulkari.

I. The red colour is used to symbolise passion.

II. Yellow on golden for desire.

III. White denoted purity, whereas green for fertility.

IV. Blue symbolised divine energy.

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Consider the following statements I. Punjabi juttis, shoes made of leather and embroidered all over with gold and silver wires are famous world over. II. They are known for their intricate designs and high quality. III. The lightness of these shoes is considered legendary. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements about Traditional Dresses of Punjab. I. The term 'tehmat' means, Lungi and Kurta. II. Churidar and Kurta is the most common costume among Punjabi women. III. Punjab men's Headgear called Pagdi. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

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