What is the meaning of "Saga Dawa"?

Consider the following festivals with states in which they are celebrated:
1. Yaoshang - Manipur
2. Hornbill - Nagaland
3. Saga Dawa - Sikkim
Which of the above is/are correctly matched?

A

3 Only

B

1 & 2 Only

C

1, 2 & 3

D

None

To which country does the Njáls saga and the Gísla saga belong?

A

Poland

B

Hungary

C

Austria

D

Iceland

The great Saga of Sikh history, full of struggles and sacrifices which are depicted at the Guru Teg Bahadur Museum through the medium of oil pantings executed by which of the following eminent Punjabi artists?

A

Kirpal Singh

B

Jaswant Singh

C

Devinder Singh

D

All of the above

Who are the traditional dancers, to dramatise the saga of Bhagat Prahlad?

A

Naqals

B

Rasdharis

C

Artists

D

Both (A) and (B)

Which actor played the moody vampire heartthrob Edward Cullen in the film adaptations of the Twilight Saga?

A

Taylor Lautner

B

Robert Pattinson

C

Kellan Lutz

D

Daniel Radcliffe

In the following questions apart of a sentence is given in bold, it isthen followed by four sentences whichtry to explain the meaning of theidiom/phrase given in bold. Choose thealternative from the four given beloweach question which explains themeaning of the phrase correctly withoutaltering the meaning of the sentencegiven as question. If none of thesentence explains the meaning of thehighlighted phrase, choose option 5i.e., “None of these” as your answerchoice I wouldn't be caught dead wearingan outfit like that – it's like somethingmy grandmother would also not wear!

A

Though the outfit is classy, the\speaker does not prefer wearing it.

B

The speaker finds wearing the dress\very shameful as people would\disapprove of it.

C

The speaker dislikes wearing the\particular outfit.

D

Wearing the particular outfit wouldn\u2019t\be a great deal as it will not kill her.

In the following questions apart of a sentence is given in bold, it isthen followed by four sentences whichtry to explain the meaning of theidiom/phrase given in bold. Choose the
alternative from the four given beloweach question which explains themeaning of the phrase correctly withoutaltering the meaning of the sentencegiven as question. If none of thesentence explains the meaning of thehighlighted phrase, choose option 5i.e., “None of these” as your answerchoice At the start of his presentation, itseemed that hes out of his mind, butwhen he finished, we saw thattheres method in his madness.

A

After the presentation, we realised\that he deliberately chose to be vague\and absurd.

B

Though his presentation appeared a\little absurd in the beginning, we\ultimately found out that he had a\rational purpose behind it

C

There was a stark difference between\what he started with and how he\concluded his presentation.

D

Since he was not completely in his\senses, he presented in an awkward\manner.

In the following questions apart of a sentence is given in bold, it isthen followed by four sentences whichtry to explain the meaning of theidiom/phrase given in bold. Choose thealternative from the four given beloweach question which explains themeaning of the phrase correctly withoutaltering the meaning of the sentence
given as question. If none of thesentence explains the meaning of thehighlighted phrase, choose optioni.e., “None of these” as your answerchoice We are used to giving benefit of adoubt to people we are closest to, theones who we know very well. This comesto us naturally as we know for a fact theyare good people; and even more - weknow they like/ love us so they wouldn'tdo anything against us.

A

Since we love and trust our close\ones, we often tend to believe them,\even when we are not sure what they\are saying is true.

B

Given that we are very attached to\our relatives, we often try to hide their\crimes and cover up for their lies.

C

Since humans are inherently\doubting, there is a tendency to be\sceptic about anyone.

D

Humans have nepotism ingrained in\them, which means that they would\favour only their relatives over and\above a fool proof evidence against\them.

Select the correct statement in the context of pragmatism.
1. The meaning of 'Meaning' is the clarity of apprehension.
2. Meaning emerges out of experimental phenomenon.
3. Mind is an ontological entity.
4. Knowledge is an activity.

A

All the statement are true

B

1, 2, 3 are true, 4 is false

C

1, 2, 4 are true, 3 is false

D

2, 3, 4 are true 1 is false

A working which has a meaning behind the surface meaning-

A

An epic

B

An allegory

C

A metaphor

D

personificstion

What is the meaning of "Saga Dawa"?

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