Question

Pyñiahap ïa ka Thup I bad ka Thup II. \[ \begin{array}{|l|l|} \hline {LIST I (Thup I)} & {LIST II (Thup II)} \\ \hline A. \ \text{Beli} & I. \ \text{Lok baielit} \\ B. \ \text{Nongap Khrong} & II. \ \text{Edmonton} \\ C. \ \text{Kalendar} & III. \ \text{Wairiñ} \\ D. \ \text{Betti} & IV. \ \text{Khyrdop shnong} \\ \hline \end{array} \]

• (A) - II, (B) - IV, (C) - I, (D) - III
• (A) - I, (B) - II, (C) - III, (D) - IV
• (A) - III, (B) - IV, (C) - II, (D) - I
• (A) - IV, (B) - III, (C) - II, (D) - I

Hint:

When matching literary or cultural pairs, focus on symbolic or contextual relationships rather than literal meanings.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1: Understanding the matching context.
The question requires pairing items from List I (Thup I) and List II (Thup II), based on their contextual or associative relationship.
Step 2: Explanation of correct matches.
- (A) Beli – Edmonton: “Beli” refers to the setting associated with Edmonton, connecting to specific thematic or cultural representation.
- (B) Nongap Khrong – Khyrdop Shnong: A metaphorical or literal relation exists where Nongap Khrong (beekeeper) connects with the village gate, symbolizing protection and control.
- (C) Kalendar – Lok Baielit: The concept of “Kalendar” (calendar) aligns with “Lok Baielit,” representing time cycles and organized systems.
- (D) Betti – Wairiñ: The pair shows personal or character-based association in the related text or folklore.
Step 3: Analytical reasoning.
Each pair corresponds based on thematic, linguistic, or contextual relationships often found in Khasi stories, parables, or lessons.
Understanding such cultural associations is vital for interpreting Khasi literary references.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct matching is (A) - II, (B) - IV, (C) - I, (D) - III.