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GRADE XII/KTPI/TERM I/DANCE/REVISION
GRADE XII/KTPI/TERM I/DANCE/REVISION
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. There are ________karaṇas; one can see them sculptured at the Chidambaram Naṭarāja temple.
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___________stands for rhythmic movements and steps.
nāṭya
nṛtya
nṛtta
all of the above
3
o Bharata Muni made the part of the different movements of the training of actors and dancers in a play was called
lāsya
deśī
mārgī
tāṇḍava
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The main components, which together with other elements make up the classical dance
nṛtya
all of the above
nṛtta
nāṭya
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Taṇḍu taught dance movements —aṅgāhāras, which means
movements of hands
foot and leg positions
circular movements
dance postures
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Taṇḍu taught dance movements —karaṇas, which means
dance postures
circular movements
foot and leg positions
movements of hands
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___________corresponds to drama; it is the dramatic element of a stage performance.
all of the above
nṛtya
nṛtta
nāṭya
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who wrote Saṅgītaratnākara?
Hastamuktāvalī
Sāraṅgadeva
Jayasenāpati
Saṅgītopanīśat Sarodhara
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Taṇḍu taught dance movements — maṇḍalas, means
movements of hands
foot and leg positions
dance postures
circular movements
10
The parallel dance performed by women is known as
tāṇḍava
mārgī
lāsya
deśī
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The first still available classical manual on dance is Bharata Muni’s
Abhinaya Darpaṇa
Nāṭyaśāstra
maṇḍalas
vācikabhinaya
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Taṇḍu taught dance movements — cārīs, means
circular movements
foot and leg positions
dance postures
movements of hands
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The musical accompaniment consists of poetry or lyric or narrative which is set to music and rhythm and strengthens the
none of the above
bhāva
all of the above
rasa
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________________ is the standard, formal tradition;
deśī
lāsya
tāṇḍava
Mārgī
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Temple dancing was imbued because
it was an art to entertain the masses
none of the above
it was an art to teach the masses
it was an art to convey, the message to the masses