Question:
Ki·taprangko nakatchenggipaoni joljol sebo.
A. Notes on the Languages spoken by various tribes inhabiting the valley of Assam and its mountain confines, JRAS, Vol.XXXVIII, Part I
B. Asiatic Researcher, Vol III.
C. On the Aborigins of North-Eastern India, JRAS, Part I
D. Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages, JRAS, VI
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
Ki·taprangko nakatchenggipaoni joljol sebo.
A. Notes on the Languages spoken by various tribes inhabiting the valley of Assam and its mountain confines, JRAS, Vol.XXXVIII, Part I
B. Asiatic Researcher, Vol III.
C. On the Aborigins of North-Eastern India, JRAS, Part I
D. Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages, JRAS, VI
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
A. Notes on the Languages spoken by various tribes inhabiting the valley of Assam and its mountain confines, JRAS, Vol.XXXVIII, Part I
B. Asiatic Researcher, Vol III.
C. On the Aborigins of North-Eastern India, JRAS, Part I
D. Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages, JRAS, VI
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
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When arranging research titles, check for progression — from descriptive to comparative and finally to analytical works.
Updated On: Oct 10, 2025
- B, C, D, A
- D, C, B, A
- A, B, D, C
- C, D, B, A
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Understanding the question.
The question refers to the correct arrangement of linguistic works (Ki·taprangko) based on their publication and thematic order in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (JRAS) and other sources.
Step 2: Analyzing the titles.
Each publication is a study on the languages and ethnic composition of the North-Eastern Indian region, particularly focused on the A·chik and related language groups.
Step 3: Establishing the logical sequence.
- (A) Notes on the Languages spoken by various tribes... serves as the base descriptive work.
- (B) Asiatic Researcher, Vol III follows with analytical insights.
- (D) Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages extends the linguistic comparison.
- (C) On the Aborigins of North-Eastern India connects the linguistic findings to ethnological aspects.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct logical sequence is A, B, D, C, corresponding to option (3).
The question refers to the correct arrangement of linguistic works (Ki·taprangko) based on their publication and thematic order in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (JRAS) and other sources.
Step 2: Analyzing the titles.
Each publication is a study on the languages and ethnic composition of the North-Eastern Indian region, particularly focused on the A·chik and related language groups.
Step 3: Establishing the logical sequence.
- (A) Notes on the Languages spoken by various tribes... serves as the base descriptive work.
- (B) Asiatic Researcher, Vol III follows with analytical insights.
- (D) Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages extends the linguistic comparison.
- (C) On the Aborigins of North-Eastern India connects the linguistic findings to ethnological aspects.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct logical sequence is A, B, D, C, corresponding to option (3).
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