LANDSCAPE OF THE SOUL

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CLASS-XI

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1. Nathalie Trouveroy doesn’t mention- a)Outsider art b)Chinese art c)Western art d)Art brut ............................... Which combination is correct? *

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i)a , b

ii) b, c

iii) c, d

iv) a, d

2. Brinda Suri’s article deals with— *

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a) traditional art.

b) outsider art.

c) classical art.

d) tribal art.

3. Who is not the painter? *

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a) Quinten Metsys

b) Wo Daozi

c) Jean Dubuffet

d) Francois Cheng

4) The Tang Emperor couldn’t spot a cave at the foot of the mountain though he admired the landscape for a long while because of- *

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a) His poor eyesight

b) faded sight of the landscape.

c) his materialistic outlook.

d) his lack of interest.

5. Delicate realism means – *

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a) an unreliable form of art because of its unrealistic approach.

b) very fragile form of art because of its reality.

c) fascinating quality of the art which makes it real.

d) an institute of art brut.

6. In which sentence, the word ‘commission’ has not been used as noun? *

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a) She served on the city’s water commission.

b) Both states set up commissions to examine their public schools.

c) She gets a commission for each car she sells.

d) The Emperor commissions a painter.

7. A classical Chinese landscape is not meant to reproduce – *

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a) essence of inner life.

b) actual view.

c) a spiritual and conceptual space.

d) mountain- water.

8. Yang is – *

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a) moist and cool.

b) receptive.

c) void.

d) masculine.

9. The white, unpainted space in Chinese paintings represents – *

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a) middle void.

b) yin.

c) yang.

d) Dao.

10. Nathalie Trouveroy has described the contrast between the – *

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a) Indian and Western art.

b) Chinese and Western art.

c) American and Chinese art.

d) Indian ancient art and Chinese art.

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