Rajasthani literature MCQ — 4 Practice Questions with Answers

Explanation

The published key identifies Meethesh Nirmohi as the author of the poetry collection 'Mugtee'. This item is a direct authorship question from Rajasthan literary culture, so the answer rests on matching the work with its writer. Kirti Sharma, Vijay Verma and Asha Parashar are listed as distractors here; they are not credited in the given key with this particular poetry collection. Since no separate official key letter is available in the source extract, the published answer is retained.

Explanation

Shiv Chandra Bhartiya is credited in Rajasthani literary history as the first novelist and playwright of Rajasthani, which is the identity asked in the stem. Shiv Kumar Bhartiya is not the credited figure for this combined distinction. Nemi Charan Bhartiya is also not recognised as the first Rajasthani novelist and dramatist in this context. Devi Charan Bhartiya does not match the accepted literary attribution either. Since the question asks for the earliest writer associated with both the novel and drama in Rajasthani, the answer is Shiv Chandra Bhartiya.

Explanation

Batan Ri Phulwari, the celebrated collection of Rajasthani folk narratives associated with Vijaydan Detha, is known in 14 volumes. The counts 8 and 10 understate the published span of the work, while 16 overstates it. The question is asking only for the number of volumes, not for the number of stories or editions. Therefore the answer retained from the published key is 14 volumes, matching the standard fact asked in Rajasthan art and culture questions.

Explanation

The quoted lines are from Suryamal Misran's Veer Satsai, a well-known work of Rajasthani heroic poetry that uses the tone of martial pride and motherly instruction. Vansh Bhaskar is also associated with Suryamal Misran, but it is a historical and genealogical text, not the source of these lines. Kanhad de Prabandh narrates the story around Kanhad Dev and Alauddin Khalji's period. Prithviraj Raso is the bardic account linked with Chand Bardai and Prithviraj Chauhan, so it does not match this quotation.