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Match the following : (Art form) — (Nomenclature) a. Art technique that enabled making of images that looked real. — i. Picturesque b. Painting showing Indian landscape as quaint, unexplored land — ii. Portraiture c. Paintings displaying lavish lifestyles, wealth & status of Europeans in India. — iii. History Painting d. Paintings depicting scenes from British imperial history & victories. — iv. Oil Painting

(a)(iv); (b)(i); (c)(ii); (d)(iii)

(a)(iii); (b)(iv); (c)(i); (d)(ii)

(a)(ii); (b)(iii); (c)(iv); (d)(i)

(a)(i); (b)(ii); (c)(iii); (d)(iv)

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Time to Solve: 12

Exam: CTET

Level/Paper: CTET_P2

Chapter: Modern India: Colonial Rule & Freedom Struggle

Topic: Advent of Europeans & Establishment of British Rule

Correct Answer

Option B

Explanation

Option 2 is the correct answer, and here's a detailed explanation justifying why this is the case: 1. Art technique that enabled making of images that looked real — History Painting (a)(iii): - History painting is a genre that often involves creating realistic images to depict historical events. The emphasis on realism in history painting aligns with the description of an art technique that makes images look real. This is…Read More

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