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What is wrong with Indian Films - Satyajit Ray MCQ and Summary
Chapter Name | Multiple Choice Questions for What is wrong with Indian Films |
Author Name | Satyajit Ray |
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Book Name | Panorama Part 2 |
Short Summary for What is wrong with Indian Films by Satyajit Ray
- This essay has been taken from his work, Our films their films.
- According to Satyajit Ray, the Indian cinema needs a style, an idiom which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian.
- Indian films required manner, dress and speech of Indian life.
MCQ Questions for What is wrong with Indian Films Class 10 English Matric
(A) What is wrong with Indian films
(B) What is wrong with Indian Festivals
(C) What is wrong with Indian Foods
(D) What is wrong with Indian Books
Answer
(A) What is wrong with Indian films
2. As per the essay 'What is wrong with Indian Films' the majority of our films are replete with ____
(A) Very good message
(B) Visual dissonances
(C) Visual imbalances
(D) Very exciting scenes
Answer
(B) Visual dissonances
3. The essay 'What is Wrong with Indian Films' is taken from _____
(A) Pather Panchali
(B) Shatranj ke khilari
(C) Our Films, Their Films
(D) Films for Youth
Answer
(C) Our Films, Their Films
4. According to the essay "What is Wrong with Indian Films”, which is the most potent and versatile art form?
(A) Music
(B) Dance
(C) Cinema
(D) Painting
Answer
(C) Cinema
(A) The Indian music is largely improvisational.
(B) The Film production in India quantitatively second only to Hollywood.
(C) The Cinema commands the respect accorded to any other form of creative expression.
(D) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science.
Answer
(D) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science.
(A) actor
(B) film director
(C) singer
(D) artist
Answer
(B) film director
7. According to the essay "What is wrong with Indian Films', the average American film is a/an ____
(A) bad model
(B) average model
(C) good model
(D) excellent model
Answer
(A) bad model
8. The first short film in India was produced in ___
(A) 1913
(B) 1907
(C) 1910
(D) 1915
Answer
(B) 1907
9. Which of the following University conferred Satyajit Ray on Doctorate degree?
(A) MacMillan
(B) Oxford
(C) Cambridge
(D) Tribhuban
Answer
(B) Oxford
10. When was Satyajit Ray born ?
(A) May 2, 1919
(B) May 2, 1920
(C) May 2, 1921.
(D) May 2, 1923
Answer
(C) May 2, 1921.
11. Where did Satyajit Ray win award at film festival ?
(A) Paris
(B) London
(C) Cannes
(D) Goa
Answer
(D) Goa
12. What does the technician blame for the weakness of Indian films?
(A) Style
(B) Raw materials
(C) Tools
(D) Idiom
Answer
(C) Tools
13. The author points out the defects of Indian ____
(A) culture
(B) theatre
(C) dance
(D) films
Answer
(D) films
14. In "What is wrong with Indian Films ?" the author compares Indian films with ____ films.
(A) Korean
(B) Japanese
(C) Western
(D) Pakistani
Answer
(C) Western
15. The Cinema ____ in various measures the function of poetry, music painting, drama, architecture and host of other arts, major and minor.
(A) combines
(B) destroys
(C) deletes
(D) rescues
Answer
(A) combines
16. 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
Answer
(D) iconography
17. The film 'Kalpana' has been made by ____
(A) IPTA
(B) Shankar
(C) Satyatjit Ray
(D) Ramesh Sippy
Answer
(B) Shankar
18. After all we do possess the primary tools of ____
(A) film making
(B) dancing
(C) writing
(D) acting
Answer
(A) film making
19. India has become the _____ after Hollywood in film production.
(A) second
(B) third
(C) fifth
(D) sixth
Answer
(A) second
20. India offers a potential market for her own ___
(A) cinema
(B) music
(C) products
(D) film
Answer
(C) products
21. Satyajit Ray used to compose _____ for his own films.
(A) songs
(B) music
(C) script
(D) shooting
Answer
(B) music
22. Which film is mentioned in "What is wrong with Indian films"?
(A) Charulata
(B) Shatranj ke Khelari
(C) Dharti-ke-Lal
(D) Panchali
Answer
(C) Dharti-ke-Lal
23. Why are Indian films not shown abroad?
(A) language problem
(B) Weak in quality
(C) India offers potential market for her own products
(D) style and content
Answer
(C) India offers potential market for her own products
24. Indians have shown the power to make _____ changes and of becoming used to new situations.
(A) big
(B) little
(C) monstrous
(D) gigantic
Answer
(A) big
25. Indian music is largely ____
(A) improvisational
(B) loud
(C) soothing
(D) soft
Answer
(A) improvisational
26. According to the author, average American films are a ____ model.
(A) bad
(B) good
(C) excellent
(D) poor
Answer
(A) bad
27. An Indian film should steer clear of ____
(A) ambiguity
(B) inconsistencies
(C) controversies
(D) music
Answer
(B) inconsistencies
28. ____ has been one of the most significant developments of our times.
(A) painting
(B) competition
(C) agriculture
(D) cinema
Answer
(D) cinema
29. The cinema also combines the cold _____ of science.
(A) art
(B) logic
(C) technology
(D) experiments
Answer
(B) logic
30. _____ University conferred an honorary doctorate on Satyajit Ray.
(A) Cambridge
(B) Oxford
(C) California
(D) Mumbai
Answer
(B) Oxford