UGC NET 2016: July, Paper III, Persian
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PERSIAN
PAPER − III
Note : This paper contains seventy five (75) objective type questions of two (2) marks each.
All questions are compulsory.
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X å5G™$ „ Z (2) zŠ x6,O xg !*
X 5©™ ~ Zg ZŠ yJZ î0G
@z Š éG
„ Z x6,E
X £gz +Z
1. Avestan Language has resemblance with :
(1) ãZ‡ (2) ÅF,
(3) ]© (4) ò‚
2. Predecessor of modern Persian was
(1) ã‚ ‚ ~U (2) Ïg 0*
y*!*
E
(3) ~å›^ (4) ò Zg W
3.
A-E! â came to Iran from
öG
(1) y*- (2) Zq Þ.!*
(3) ^ (4) y!g
*f W
4. First person to compile *zZ was
(1) gÍ x Z¾ (2) wzZ l- g ZŠ
(3) xÎ kg$
+{ á (4) ãU*
zÆ
5. Present form of Persian Language came into existence around
— —
(1) ~ç?EQyÛŒ (2) ~ç?Exg X yÛŒ
— ?—xÎ yÛŒ
(3) ~ç?EwzZ y ÛŒ (4) ~çE
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6. óÒ éCE—L dynasty came into power after defeating
(1) ‰‚ ‚ (2) ŒŠ â
(3) ‰D W (4) ‰*-
7. W Y q consists of
Inscription of Shapur I found at Š !*
(1) ãDZ ~U z ã‚ ‚ ~U (2) ~U z ã*-
(3) ~U z ð*zZ E
(4) ~g f Wz ~å›^
8. ãǤ
/©1Z belonged to the period of
(1) ~ âç (2) ãâ ‚
(3) ~g Ì (4) ~ÙC¤
9. Poet of the following couplet :
,~ m,
}i' ,¤
' /ZgŠp yp
g ) gŠ ~ m,
g ~zg [W/
(1) ¹æiz9 (2) ãǤ
/©1Z
g4‘E îÏŒE
(3) ö GŠ !*
E
38 (4) ~¥ªÅŠzg
10. Ruling dynasty of Iran having Iranian origin
(1) ¹l (2) ~âç
(3) Sxig Zp (4) ãâ ‚
11. ó[²Z +i L was the title of
(1) kZâ 1Z (2) {ÙC¤ 7Z > ÛŒ
(3) ~g ZŠ Û ‹ Zg (4) ¹æiz9
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12. Subject-matter of [ ç . Z à Z t çl. Z ðÝ °ZŠzu is
(1) BZ' (2) ¥
(3) xæ (4) õg @*
13. Central idea of the following couplet is :
Š1 yZ0
+Š pO6 gzÛ z Šq Z%
Š1 y !* Þ. Ñ y Z0
@*r Zl +Š Št
(1) [ ZŠ Wz tÜ Z (2) ‘ÃzL
(3) ~c z f (4) À Âz )
®¤
14. Poet to use ó~g f W L words in his verse was
(1) zÆÜ* (2) ãZzÑ ã ‡{
(3) *Ã I
!c g (4) yGÄ Š&
15. Good example of ó+â {Š ‚ L in Persian is
(1) )*º Z (2) s ™z õg @*
YE
(3) éhI½& ˜ õg @
* (4) )* k1‡
16.
$E
E
Subject-matter of ÷ÑZ ] éC§ is
(1) {™E
+ (2) ¥
(3) , (4) BZ'
™Å
AE A™.Å
17. ó ê Zg ÃZçG
.*Gç ° êEZ L deals with
(1) õg @* (2) s¦
(3) èc g
* (4) Ä×
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18. @z { º Š1 yzÛ‚ å}I
E Ii
ib
G-©E±Y
m g ZŠ'
,x * +Z ê ð
The above couplet indicates the year of composing of :
(1) ãI (2) ) −á
(3) y*1 (4) !£ g X
-#E
B GZ t GZ 1Z is :
19. Renowned poet associated with the period of ðE
(1) ~i Zè ~Ä (2) ~i Zè ƒq
(3) òzg +−Z w° G ]IŠú
(4) ~ç.n4E
20. Ïg à wç reached its zenith during the period of
(1) âç
yc* (2) yªl
(3) wi (4) yc g
*Y‡
21. G©E™
‚g « Zg Gà ï
* ZpÃq +Z iÌ â
- ng0
In the above couplet ó óGà ï
E
G©™L L symbolises :
E
(1) yò]â £ (2) 0g yZp ïG©™
(3) }i î0ªG3E
…ïG©E™ (4) ¿Z ïG©E™
22. Sadi's style of prose writing was inspired by
gÅ
(1) ~q]â £ (2) ç? Z ëZu
(3) ò Y ô Zß (4) ~g »Z vZ†zZp ] Yo
23. Second q^ of the following :
Az*z‚ »gŠ Z ¹—Z ŒZ c* ÑZ
&
(1) é<XÐ7‚ y Zg ¡ â w q#ZŠ — (2) é<XÐ)A h
+È ', Šg ZŠ ò Š c Û
*k̀
I E&
(3) é<Xйi! Š ëZ à z wzZ Š%y ‚ WG (4) é<XШB 0
+ i ‚ zœ
/~i Zg yW0+â Å y.
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24. xzg * Ññ was inspired to compose ~s ~š by
-Í 7
(1) −z yÎ (2) ö FF+−Z x ˆ
W9
(3) ò Y èE.°Z† (4) [Ã +gi
25.
Ð !
Poet who refers to ó óö } z Š !*
)g L L is
(1) ~i Zèƒq (2) ~i Zè ~Ä
(3) ãâ ™ ~ Zp (4) ãšZ ©Z w¾
26. -gzZ 8L is a collection of masnawis by
ó8
(1) ð‹ (2) g«
(3) òY (4) òÂ
27. ´ o « was a contemporary of
(1) ~¥ªèz²ò  (2) ~i Zè ~Ä
(3) +Û
g « +−Zh (4) x ì/
28. z ~ é)E
~ çŠ Š y -™g Š y
~ ZuzŠ O/ Š
„Š Šy
The above couplet is by
(1) òÂ (2) ~Ä
(3) òzg +−Z w° (4) ÏzŠÛ
29. Special feature of ƒq w ç is
(1) ] ¬çñ
]g @* (2) ðÍ wçE›
-!
(3) yòz s¦ ,èEŸG
(4) 46
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30. ó ó] ¨L L is a wç yZ- Š of
(1) ~i Zè ~Ä (2) ~i Zè °²
(3) zÆ÷Z (4) ~ŠŠ Œ
31. ~$©Z {á succeeded to the throne with the help of
(1) y ði™á (2) l]Û
(3) à iZ (4) Š Z% yÎ
32. Š1 * ZŠ O Š1 * Z Â
,c wŠ øZŠ i
Š1 *'
The above couplet is in praise of
(1) ãZ â (2) ~c
(3) Šy
(4) wŠ
33. ~i Zè ã j was a contemporary of
W9
(1) ò Y èE.°Z† (2) ãW‡
(3) zÆÜ* (4) g · Y ZÈZ o
34. ób …Z +Z
L is
(1) ~š (2) 5ß Ò™E
+
(3) ] ª“ (4) ]g @*W,Z
35. Birth place of Humayun is
(1) {¤
/W (2) Þ.»
(3) : ¸Û (4) {Š
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36. Masnawi composed by ~•à Z ç is
(1) : Zz6,z Ó (2) /æ g X
(3) i Z¢ziÎ (4) +î
#$
37. Earliest example of +â)*^ is by
(1) ~iz% {g q (2) ‹h
+>Z1Z
(3) zÆÜ* (4) g e ‡ { á +−ZÜ*
+—
38. Zg ê [!g /ò x™ wDZ
*Zg¦
G.—
Zg Ìz Z g Á Šg é ï
Subject-matter of the above qasida of Urfi is
(1) $˜ bæ (2) 9Æ
(3) ® #z (4) g Çizg e
$D
39. Poet associated with the court of { Š ¬ …Z'
, Z is
(1) CZ| ƒZ† (2) 0Š à z
(3) ãá » æ (4) ±o
40. ~²F,~g¼ is famous for his poetic work
(1) i Zg + (2) Zg± z íZz
(3) ) * ¹‚ (4) ðŠ 9
—
41. èE. '
,y¸gP was the secretary of
(1) {“Zg ZŠ (2) ºZ
(3) $˜ (4) V ~á
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42. y»zd
”!* „Š z wŠ ¤
/
” !*y u Z }
.„Š z w Š
In the above couplet ó óy uZ}
.L L means
(1) .ÒÈ
Z} (2) q ¼z §
(3) yZxz g ZŠu (4) Š ZŠ Z}
.
43. After his return to Iran ~ m
, $™ became the Y ZÈZ o at the court of
rT
(1) ~$©Z { á (2) ãU*k„ {á
(3) 0
+i y{ *™ (4) ~$ ï
F^£ {á
44. ãá » æ was born at
(1) yá » (2) + zÛ
(3) yZ å)— (4) yšZ
45. ~ˆ µÑ P O #Zê @' Ä gŠ
~Ä z ~gâ Z z ÏzŠÛ Zg wç z {z ] ÒZ
In the above « ó ó] ÒZ L L indicates :
(1) ~š (2) «
(3) m zŠ (4) ¦!g
*
46. æu was associated with the court of
(1) $i 8
d -gzZ (2) ; { á gŠ ·
(3) {“Zg ZŠ (4) § cÛ
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Gd
47. WgŠ ‡zu` åhI±
„ƒ ¤ /Z ïGi.-
E.
F A+E
+Ári Â
WgŠ è çŠ gŠ ~ Z { y0
Poet of the above couplet is
(1) ãá » æ (2) O ~n
~g7l
(3) ~•ÏŠ (4) *xwË
~Š !W
48. Mughal Prince interested in spiritualism and Indian religions was
(1) { Y ¦{Š ZP (2) {“Zg ZŠ
(3) yZ%» {Š ZP (4) m,z6,{Š ZP
49. ~ò " belonged to
(1) ~Š ~  yÛŒ (2) ~Š ~ îŠ 4,0*yÛŒ
(3) ~Š ~ îŠ 4,á yÛŒ (4) ~Š ~ îå¨E™ yÛŒ
50. ó óÀnZg ZŠ L L was established by
I.G-G
4É
(1) æ Z + −Z Ú (2) ø Z
(3) º Z ·+ −Z w° (4) ; { á gŠ ·
51. º Z çOa of Dara Shikoh is a translation of
E
(1) åhI$ 0 Z
* (2) +â Zg
(3) *¸'
@g (4) CzX
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52. The third volume of õg Z pZ É deals with
(1) ݬ õg @* (2) BZ'
(3) *Z z Y ZÄ
Y !Š (4) Y Z%Z
53. Zg ðŠ z 9lzg z { Zg
Zg K{Š rzÛ z [cg
*Š
Identify the poet and the Å in the above couplet :
(1) .CE
çG 3ÅEZ ]¬Z% D ~n
(2) —Dë
(3) &Œ D °²
(4) Š § D zÆ
54. Oldest style of Persian poetry is
(1) %
ã‚ Zy (2) ~y %
(3) ¹Z²% (4) ‚i !*
%
55. Number of Sufi biographies available in Y 1zÑZ >™E
+:
(1) 91 (2) 99
(3) 96 (4) 94
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56. Ghalib's early Persian poetry was inspired by
(1) ~Ä
(2) ƒq
(3) wË
(4) zig W y{ Z+−Z ` Zu
57. ~ Z { i ÃgŠ Zg d ~ m,,¤
' /
YE
~Z {izg q- ëåCE-²P
Identify the ó ódL L of above couplet :
(1) ` çE› (2) [g ¾
(3) g
b (4) ïg
58. iz) $ of Ghalib deals with
(1) tg Íz bæ (2) ® õg @*
(3) Ä× (4) ¾‚Š
59. Poet of ó ói s yèg Z L L is
(1) w D Z )´ (2) ~ŠŠ ̈ ¸
(3) ~gƒÑ ¡
a (4) ~©zig W
60. *» -gŠ L L was raised against
ó óãc z
(1) Š¤
/Š m, (2) l-g ZŠ
(3) u? (4) lzgÃ
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61. Ĥ
/x Y z gŠ x Z¾ qyW
/x Zg W/zg zŠ ™^ ð W
Ĥ
/ î*— D¤
/òg Í x Z¾
/x Z¾ gÍ :b ~h
Ĥ +Š
The central idea of above ¦!g
*is
(1) Kz H
o¶ (2) g Z M Zz {Y Cm !
(3) 4zŠ yZ³ (4) gÍ x Z¾ bæ
62. Famous û.g! ó ó
„â' „ â i Z L L was composed by
,
(1) ´zÛ sg ¬ (2) à@
g c*
(3) g7gŠ * gŠ * (4) g · Y ZÈZ o
63. ~g ó 9 in Modern Persian Prose was a special feature of the writings of
E—
(1) Z åC Š º Z Z (2) ~i s·
EE
g4¨$
(3) ö GG
E
(4) ~æÎ&{ ÞL* m ,z6,
64. óxŠ% ] ÒŠ Z L was a term used for
(1) ¹¯ ]ÒŠ Z (2) ~g ó {
(3) h
+].] ÒŠ Z (4) ~g ó Y ¶
KZ
65. ó ó>L L was first established in Iran during the time of
(1) g e‡ { á Z ì (2) g e ‡ { á +−Z¡
(3) g e‡ { á +−ZÜ* (4) ~U { á Ÿg
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YE
66. ó óæ¾5™W {z» L L of Lahuti is
(1) yâg (2) Ã y*ZŠ
{@*
(3) Ä (4) ) ‚ú
67. Simple style of letter writing in Iran was introduced by
(1) ãJ ZÛ x £ ì‡ (2) sb¤
(3) £Z w W w ° (4) +°Z +i
~ Z ÂZ% +$
68. ó óyZ å)9FL L by ~E vg )
,is
(1) ]g @*yâ g (2) ] 1ç yZ-Š
(3) Kk î0”ù
M (4) Ã y*ZŠ î0”ù
{@*
69. ( µ is
-;XE
First collection of poetry by ã é<XE
Ñ7
(1) r Zç?FF (2) %%
(3) 0*~ Y (4) & *g
70. {Š Zi yÎF,Zi÷ composed
(1) (W ~ Zœ (2) ÂGi
(3) y* Y ~Úg (4) ÖñZÛ d
71. ‘ ~ éE
Author of ó ó îL L is
5š! z !*
(1) g7 Ïg 0*lâà (2) g7 ãZzgz¡
a
(3) ¹F,‹ (4) {Š Zigج Úƒ
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72. ó þNuclear PowerL in today's Persian is
G
+-#G
(1) ö Z { ¸
(2) ~ Z îG
0k™ … * Z Â
(3) ~O { ¸
(4) ~O … * Z Â
73. Persian translation of 1998 is
(1) 5I
: zŠ éGk™ z å}3G_zg ZçE›
(2) ïGIi™zŠâz œ:zg ZçE›
(3) ïG©E™zŠâzœ:zg ZçE›
(4) :zŠâzœ ïGI
i™zg ZçE›
74. In Persian poetry ó ó¯L L is the similie for
(1) Š
(2) 0
(3) z'
,Z
(4) ³i
75. Indian critic who stressed the importance of ½ZŠ å˜ZØ is :
(1) ŠzŠß Z†è‡
(2) ãˆ(
\
(3) þBW Z ·ËZ e
(4) ãZè Šúƒq
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