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MCQs - 2026-04

1721.
The Turner Prize is named after which famous painter?
A Vincent van Gogh
B Claude Monet
C J.M.W. Turner
D Leonardo da Vinci
1722.
The jury praised Sharma's innovative use of technology to create:
A Passive viewing experiences
B Deeply engaging and thought-provoking artistic experiences
C Purely decorative artworks
D Artworks that mimic classical styles
1723.
The Turner Prize is awarded to a British artist for outstanding work presented within the preceding:
A Five years
B Two years
C Twelve months
D Six months
1724.
Which technologies were utilized in Anya Sharma's winning exhibition?
A Photography and film
B Augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and generative art
C Ceramics and glassblowing
D Printmaking and collage
1725.
The winning exhibition was titled:
A 'The Digital Canvas'
B 'Echoes of the Digital Self'
C 'Future Realities'
D 'The Algorithmic Dream'
1726.
The 2026 Turner Prize was awarded to a multimedia artist for her work in:
A Traditional oil painting
B Sculpture using recycled materials
C Immersive digital installations
D Performance art focusing on historical reenactments
1727.
The super-rice can thrive in environments with:
A Low sunlight and high humidity
B Arid conditions and high salt content
C Heavy rainfall and acidic soil
D Cold temperatures and low light
1728.
The development of this super-rice is particularly significant for regions affected by:
A Industrial pollution
B Climate change and water scarcity
C Overpopulation and urbanization
D Political instability and conflict
1729.
The World Food Prize was established by:
A The United Nations
B Dr. Norman Borlaug
C The World Bank
D A consortium of agricultural companies
1730.
The developed 'super-rice' variety is resistant to:
A Frost and heavy rainfall
B Drought and salinity
C Specific fungal diseases
D Extreme heat and humidity