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/Total Marks:70  \n# Instruction :All questions carry equal marks.\n\n1 \"Panchatantra have left a deep impact on structure of the folktales toldin India”.Evaluate this statement in light on AK Ramanujan's collectionof folktales.  \n# OR\n\nWhich major types of folktales are there in world literature?Trace thedevelopment of these classification with special reference to worldliterature.  \n# 2 Comparative aspects of folksongs as depicted by Jhaverchad Meghani.What are the major forms of Folk Literature in Saurashtra?Discusstheir characteristics as discussed by Niranjan Rajyaguru.\n\nOR  \n3 Courageousness and Self-sacrifice are the most repetitive themes infolktales of Saurashtra.Examine this statement with reference to theprescribed folktales.  \n# OR\n\nDiscuss Female Heroism in Folktales prescribe in your syllabus.  \n4 Write a detailed note on social representation of Gujarat in Folksongs.Write an illustrative note on the social milieu as reflected in Folksongsprescribed in the syllabus.  \nOR  \n# 5 Short notes :(Attempt Any Two)(each Carries 7 marks)\n\n(1)Hospitality as an important theme in folktales of Gujarat.  \n(2)Musicality of Children rhymes.  \n(3)Picturesque elements in 'Dikro’.  \n(4)Problem of Classifying Folksongs.","cbCaimctaAgBResU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimctaAgBResU","pdf",73290,"English","# Examination Instructions\n# Analytical Questions on Indian Folklore\n# Comparative Study of Folksongs and Saurashtra Literature\n# Themes of Heroism and Female Representation\n# Social Representation and Folksong Analysis\n# Short Notes Section","[{\"question\":\"What is the core subject of the examination paper?\",\"answer\":\"The examination paper covers the subject of Indian Folklore (ECT-6(D)) for M.A. Semester IV students, focusing on regional folktales and songs.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the primary themes discussed in relation to the folktales of Saurashtra?\",\"answer\":\"The primary themes include courageousness, self-sacrifice, female 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