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Time to answer


          A.   Choose the correct answer.

               1.  Which film was released on 3 May 1913?
                          Raja Ram Mohan Roy


                          Raja Harishchandra
                          Raja Hindustani


                          Raja Krishnadeva Raya
               2.  Why was Dadasaheb Phalke mesmerised by the film The Life of Christ?

                          because it had a lot of pictures

                          because it was beautifully shot

                          because it had a lot of moving pictures

                          because he was a photographer

               3.  Why did Dadasaheb Phalke go to England?

                          to learn photography

                          to learn magic

                          to learn the craft of film-making

                          to learn dramatics

               4.   Which line tells you that Dadasaheb had a child-like enthusiasm?

                          You will handle the camera. I'll teach you.

                          I take still pictures, but these pictures were moving!

                          I was so fascinated that I watched the next show too.

                          You will see Raja Harishchandra’s story being performed. It has magic in it too.

               5.   Which of these instances shows Dadasaheb’s never-say-die spirit?

                          when he went to England in 1912 to learn the craft of film-making

                          when he decided to make films in India and tell Indian stories through films

                           when he decided to hire European dancers to perform before the film began and
                         offered prizes to ticket buyers to ensure the success of Raja Harishchandra

                           when he decided to cast men in female roles because it was a taboo for women
                         to act


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