What is Wrong with Indian Film Objectives

1.Who is the author of What is Wrong with Indian Films’ ? (A) Satyajit Ray
(B) Mahadevi Verma
(C) Vidyapati
(D) Puran Singh

2.In which of the following international film festival Satyajit Ray received award ? (A) Venice
(B) Cannes
(C) Berlin
(D) All of these

3.Ray used to compose………..for his own films. (A) Script
(B) Music
(C) Songs
(D) None of these

4.Which of the following film was produced by Satyajit Ray? (A) Pather Panchali
(B) Satranj Ke Khiladi
(C) Charulata
(D) All of these

5.Which of following university conferred on Satyajit Ray an honorary doctorate degree, an honour which very few people have received ? (A) Cambridge
(B) California
(C) Oxford
(D) Perish

6.In this lesson, the author compares Indian films with……………..films. (A) Korean
(B) Japanese
(C) Western
(D) Pakistani

7.The cinema……………in various measures the function of poetry, music, painting, drama, architecture and a host of other arts, major and minor (A) Combines
(B) Destroys
(C) Deletes
(D) Rescues

8.Often by a queer process of reasoning…………….was equated with action and action with melodrama. (A) Movement
(B) Producing
(C) Acting
(D) Direction

9.What our cinema needs above everything else is a style, an idiom, a sort of……. of cinema which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian. (A) Finance
(B) Studio
(C) Committee
(D) Iconography

10.The raw material of cinema is…………..itself. (A) Studio
(B) Camera
(C) Hall
(D) Life

11.According to the author, which of the following commands the respect accorded to any other form of creative expression ? (A) Music
(B) Li terature
(C) Cinema
(D) Sports

12.In which year the first short film was produced in India ? (A) 1907 A. D.
(B) 1919A.D.
(C) 1925 A. D.
(D) 1947 A. D.

13.In which year the first feature film of India was performed ? (A) 1913 A. D.
(B) 1925 A. D.
(C) 1935 A. D.
(D) 1947 A. D.

14. According to the author, why are India films not shown abroad ? (A) India offers potential market for her own products
(B) Because Indian films are weak in quality
(C) Due to language problem
(D) None of these

15. What does the word ‘mysterious’ mean ? (A) Secret
(B) Impossible to Understand
(C) Hidden facts
(D) None of these

16. Who is the author of ‘What is Wrong with Indian Films’? (A) Satyajit Ray
(B) Mahadevi Verma
(C) Vidyapati
(D) Puran Singh

17. In which of the following international films festival Satyajit Ray received award? (A) Venice
(B) Cannes
(C) Berlin
(D) All of these

18. In “What is wrong with Indian Films? the author compares Indian films with………………films. (A) Korean
(B) Japanese
(C) Western
(D) Pakistani

19. The Cinema………………in various measures the function of poetry, music painting, drama, architecture and a host of other arts, major and minor. (A) combines
(B) destroys
(C) deletes
(D) rescues

20. In which year first short film was produced in India? (A) 1907A.D.
(B) 1919 A.D
(C) 1925 A.D.
(D) 1947 A.D.

21. In which year first featured film of India was produced? (A) 1913 A.D.
(B) 1925 A.D.
(C) 1935 A.D.
(D) 1947 A.D.

22. Ray used to compose ……………… for his own films. (A) script
(B) music
(C) songs
(D) none of these

23.What does the ward ‘mysterious’ mean? (A) Secret
(B) Impossible to Understand
(C) Hidden facts
(D) None of these

24. Often by a queer process of reasoning……………was equated with action and action with melodrama. (A) Movement
(B) Producing
(C) Acting
(D) Direction

25.What our Cinema needs about everything else is a style, an idiom, a sort of……….of cinema which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian. (A) finance
(B) studio
(C) committee
(D) iconography

26. The raw material of Cinema is…………….itself. (A) Studio
(B) camera
(C) hall
(D) life

27.Satyajit Ray was born on (A) May 2,1821
(B) May 2,1921
(C) May 1,1920
(D) April 2,1922

28.Who is best known for ‘Pather Panchali’? (A) Puran Singh
(B) Vidyapati
(C) Satyajit Ray
(D) Dr. Trinath Mishra

29.It should be realised that the average American film is a (A) good model
(B) bad model
(C) successes
(D) big business

30. But the truly Indian film should……………….clear of such inconsistencies. (A) steer
(B) clear
(C) stair
(D) majorly

31. Meaning of the word ‘versatile’ is (A) mechanical
(B) many-days
(C) many-sided
(D) clear

32. After all, we do………………the primary tools of film making. (A) process
(B) poses
(C) posses
(D) possess

33. The ………….. of our films are replete visual dissonances? (A) majority
(B) minority
(C) seniority
(D) inferiority

34. Today, the cinema commands the same respect as any other type of ………………………. (A) Art
(B) science
(C) both of these
(D) creative expression

35. The lifestyle shown in the American films is completely different from …………… (A) The real life style
(B) The American lifestyle
(C) The Indian lifestyle
(D) none of these

36. IPTA’S ‘Dharti-ke-Lal’ and Shankar’s ‘Kalpana’ are the two films, whose style of production has pleased the (A) Critics
(B) Author
(C) Public
(D) None

37. What did India take up surprising early? (A) poetry
(B) story
(C) novel
(D) film production

38.Let us face the (A) lie
(B) truth
(C) film
(D) shown

39.Who has only to keep his eyes open? (A) Author
(B) film makers
(C) Audience
(D) Poet

40. Indian music is……………….in nature. (A) accorded
(B) provisational
(C) coherent
(D) improvisational

41. Cinema was considered as just………………. Cinema was considered as just……………….
(A) having one side
(B) halmark
(C) a mechanical toy
(D) the wonderful thing

42. Why our films are not shown………….. (A) around
(B) all round
(C) abroad
(D) everywhere

43. The technicians will……………the tools. (A) claim
(B) blame
(C) praise
(D) declaim

44. The first feature film was shot in…………..in India. (A) 1912
(B) 1913
(C) 1914
(D) 1915

45. The ……………with music failed in out case. (A) analogues
(B) mythology
(C) analogy
(D) sociology

46.When was the first short film produced in India? (A) 1904
(B) 1906
(C) 1909
(D) 1907

47. Stories have been written on Hollywood success. j (A) beseci
(B) bassed
(C) based
(D) mostal

48. ‘Iconography’ means same as (A) Embrossing
(B) Essential
(C) Art of Painting
(D) Art and Culture

49.Who is Satyajit Ray? (A) story teller
(B) writer
(C) poet
(D) film director

50. By the twenties film had reached the of long business, i (A) status
(B) states
(C) statutes
(D) statistics