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Take a full mock →Q1 · Arts, literature, culture and sports · EASY
Who was the first recipient of the Jnanpith Award, given in 1965 for the Malayalam poetry collection "Odakkuzhal"?
Q2 · Arts, literature, culture and sports · MEDIUM
In Kathakali, the "Pacha" (green) make-up is used mainly for which type of character?
Q3 · Arts, literature, culture and sports · EASY
Kerala Kalamandalam, the leading institution for Kathakali and other Kerala performing arts, was founded in 1930 by which poet?
Q4 · Arts, literature, culture and sports · EASY
The satirical performing art form Ottamthullal was created by:
Q5 · Arts, literature, culture and sports · EASY
The Malayalam novel "Chemmeen" (1956), set among the fishing community of the Alappuzha coast, was written by: