List of top Questions asked in CUET (PG)

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List-I (Material)	List-II (Technique)
(A) Copper plate	(I) Acid
(B) Brayer	(III) Inking roller
(C) Linoleum	(IV) Lino cut
(D) Sugarbite	(II) Mezzotint

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List-I (Artwork)	List-II (Artist)
(A) Hungry Bengal, relief print	(III) Chittoprasad
(B) Rural South Indian Man - Women, etching print	(II) Krishna Reddy
(C) Whirlpool, viscosity print	(IV) Lakshma Goud
(D) Devi, etching print	(I) Jyoti Bhatt

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List-I (Art style)	List-II (State)
(A) Phed Painting	(I) Maharashtra
(B) Warli Painting	(I) Maharashtra
(C) Gond Painting	(IV) Madhya Pradesh
(D) Mithila Painting	(II) Bihar

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List-I (Sub-school)	List-II (School of miniature)
(A) Bijapur Sub-school	(IV) Deccani School of miniature
(B) Kishangarh Sub-school	(III) Rajasthani School of miniature
(C) Akbar's Tasveerkhana	(II) Mughal School of miniature
(D) Basohli Sub-school	(I) Pahari School of miniature

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List-I (Medium)	List-II (Artist)
(A) Acrylic Colours	(I) M. F. Husain
(B) Oil Pastels	(II) Milind Mullick
(C) Oleographs	(IV) Raja Ravi Varma
(D) Water Colours	(III) Edgar Degas

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List-I	List-II
(A) Red, Yellow and Blue	(IV) Primary Colours
(B) Line, Shape and Form	(I) Elements of Art
(C) Balance, Harmony and Rhythm	(III) Principles of Composition
(D) The secondary colour opposite to the primary colours in the colour wheel	(II) Colour

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List-I (Technique)	List-II (Artist/ Site associated)
(A) Fresco	(III) Ajanta
(B) Tempera	(I) Nandalal Bose
(C) Silk Screen	(II) Krishna Reddy
(D) Viscosity	(IV) K. G. Subramanyan

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List-I (Medium)	List-II (Artists)
(A) Engraving	(IV) Durer
(B) Aquatint	(III) Goya
(C) Wood Cut	(II) Rembrandt
(D) Serigraphy	(I) Andy Warhol

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List-I (Process)	List-II (Method)
(A) Printing by seeping through a matrix	(III) Serigraphy
(B) Printing from below the surface	(I) Etching
(C) Plano printing	(II) Lithography
(D) Block printing	(IV) Wood cut

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List-I (Material)	List-II (Technique)
(A) Acid	(III) Etching Printing
(B) Stone	(II) Lithography
(C) Mesh	(IV) Silk Screen
(D) Wood	(I) Relief Printing

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List-I (Phase of Disaster)	List-II (Feature)
(A) Predisaster Phase	(I) Include risk assessment and training
(B) Alert Phase	(II) Period when a disaster is developing
(C) Impact Phase	(IV) Relief efforts and immediate response
(D) Post Impact Phase	(III) Re-establishing sanitary measures to prevent outbreak of epidemics

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List-I (Types of Budget)	List-II (Explanation)
(A) Revenue and Expense Budget	(I) Budget that reflects the anticipated income from the sales of products and controlling services
(B) Programme Budgeting	(II) Budget to provide a systematic method for allocating the resources in ways most effective to meet the goals
(C) Zero-based Budgeting	(III) Budget that divide enterprise programmes into "packages" and then calculate costs for each package from the bottom up
(D) Variable or Flexible Budgeting	(IV) Budget that adjusts targeted levels of costs for changes in volume

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List-I (Principle of Management)	List-II (Explanation)
(A) Unity of Command	(I) Employees should receive orders from one superior only
(B) Unity of Direction	(III) Each group of activities with the same objective must have one head and one plan
(C) Scalar Chain	(II) The line of authority from the highest to the lowest ranks in the organization
(D) Division of Work	(IV) The work assigned to each worker should be clearly defined and clarified

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List-I (Type of Waste)	List-II (Classification)
(A) Type 0 Waste	(III) Garbage
(B) Type 1 Waste	(II) Rubbish
(C) Type 2 Waste	(I) Trash
(D) Type 3 Waste	(IV) Refuse

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List-I (Institution)	List-II (Functional Level)
(A) Panchayat	(III) Function at the village level
(B) Panchayat Samiti	(IV) Function at the block level
(C) Zilla Parishad	(I) Function at the district level
(D) Directorate General of Health Services	(II) Adviser to the Union Government

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List-I (Committee)	List-II (Year)
(A) Mudaliar committee	(I) 1962
(B) Kartar Singh committee	(IV) 1967
(C) Shrivastav committee	(III) 1973
(D) Jungalwalla committee	(II) 1975

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List-I (ACT applicable to Hospitals)	List-II (Year of Implementation)
(A) Indian Medical Council Act	(III) 1948
(B) Indian Nursing Council Act	(I) 1956
(C) Minimum Wages Act	(II) 1947
(D) Mental Healthcare Act	(IV) 2017

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List-I (Term)	List-II (Definition)
(A) Sterilization	(I) Validated process used to render a product free of all forms of viable microorganisms including bacterial spores
(B) Antiseptic	(II) Substance that prevents or arrests the growth or action of microorganisms by inhibiting their activity or by destroying them
(C) Germicide	(IV) Agent that destroys microorganisms, especially pathogenic organisms
(D) Disinfectant	(III) Usually a chemical agent that destroys disease causing pathogens or other harmful microorganisms, but might not kill bacterial spores

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List-I (Classification of Anthropology)	List-II (Characteristics of types of Anthropology)
(A) Physical Anthropology	(III) The study of human evolution, racial differences, inheritance of bodily traits, growth and decay of the human organism
(B) Social Anthropology	(IV) The study of the development and various types of social life
(C) Cultural Anthropology	(I) The study of the total way of life of contemporary primitive man, his ways of thinking, feeling and action
(D) Medical Anthropology	(II) Deals with the cultural component in the ecology of health and disease

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List-I (Categories of Zoonoses)	List-II (Type of life cycle of the infecting organism)
(A) Direct zoonoses	(I) Transmitted from an infected vertebrate host to a susceptible vertebrate host
(B) Meta-zoonoses	(II) Requires more than one vertebrate host species, but no invertebrate host, in order to complete the developmental cycle of the agent
(C) Cyclo-zoonoses	(III) Transmitted biologically by invertebrate vectors
(D) Sapro-zoonoses	(IV) Have both a vertebrate host and a non-animal developmental site or reservoir

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List-I (Book/Work)	List-II (Author(s))
(A) India's Economic Crisis: The Way Ahead	(III) Jagdish Bhagwati
(B) India: Economic Development and Social Opportunity	(II) Jean Dreze and Amartya Sen
(C) India Divided	(IV) Rajendra Prasad
(D) India in Transition: Freeing the Economy	(I) Bimal Jalan

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List-I (Term)	List-II (Definition)
(A) Oligopoly	(IV) A market consisting of more than one (but few) sellers
(B) Marginal Cost	(III) Change in total cost per unit of change in output
(C) Duopoly	(II) A market with just two firms
(D) Cost function	(I) For every level of output, it shows the minimum cost for the firm

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List-I (Initiative)	List-II (Explanation)
(A) Kudumbashree	(II) Women oriented community based poverty reduction program in Kerala
(B) Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana	(I) Member of Parliament identifies and develops a village from his/her constituency
(C) Appiko	(III) A people's movement to protect forests in Karnataka
(D) TANWA	(IV) A project to train women in latest agricultural techniques

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List-I	List-II
(A) Theory of Big Push	(III) Rosenstein Rodan
(B) Theory of Unbalanced Growth	(II) Albert Hirschman
(C) Division of Labour	(I) Adam Smith
(D) Reserve Army of Labour	(IV) Karl Marx

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List-I	List-II
(A) National Rural Employment Programme	(IV) Generate gainful employment and productive assets in rural areas
(B) Million Wells Scheme	(I) Provide open irrigation wells for small and marginal farmers
(C) Indira Awas Yojana	(III) Aimed at providing housing for the poor
(D) Rural Landless Employment Guarantee Programme	(II) Aim to create community assets for strengthening source infrastructure