Classical, Flock Dances and Different Music Forms of India|MCQs

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Q: First chairman of Sangeet Natak Akedemi

A.      Alexander Cunningham

B.      Dada Sahib

C.      P.V Rajannar

D.     Raja Harishchandra

Q: Tandav and Laysa are types of which dance.

A.     Classical

B.      Bharatnatyam

C.      Folk

Q: Bharatnatyam is created by

A.      Dada sahib

B.      Bharat muni

C.      Ardeshir irani

Q: Classical dance earliest mention in ?

A.      Natya

B.      Ryaan

C.      Ujar Veda

D.     Rig Veda

Q: First item dance of Bharatnatyam

A.     Alarippu

B.      Mallarepu

C.      Alirepee

D.     Kalarepu

Q: According to "Abhinaya Darpan". Dance has been broken to three elements that is: Nritta, Natya, Nritya. Abhinaya Darpan is authored by.

A.      Siddharnta Yogi

B.      Vaishnava

C.      Nandkeshwara

D.     Vatsayana

 

Q: The main feature of Kathak is to develop different

A.      Gurukuls

B.      Maharis

C.      Sayanas

D.     Gharanas

 

Q: Type of Chhau, a folk dance performed without wearing masks.

A.     Mayurbhanj Chhau

B.      Purulia Chhau

C.      Saraikella Chhau

 

Q: Those who perform Kuchipidi Dance are called

A.      Gharanas

B.      Kusselevas

C.      Gopipuas

D.     Rajinavas

Q: Which classical Dance symbolizes element of "Water"

A.      Kathak

B.      Oddisi

C.      Kathakali

D.     Sattriya

E.      Manipiri

Q: The Group of males who perform Sattriya are called

A.      Bhakhts

B.      Vaishnavas

C.      Bhokots

D.     Pangoris

Q: Which among the following is the welcome dance for spring season ?

A.      Bhand Pathar

B.      Dhumal

C.      Kud

D.     Rouf

Q: The Benthe is a

A.      Buddhist worship

B.      Dance performed by Gujjars and Bakerwals

C.      Monsastry in Zanskar

Q: Which dance is performed by men only

A.      Kutchpudi

B.      Moninat

C.      Kathak

D.     KathakKali

 

Q: Which dance is performed by female only

A.      Bharatnatyam

B.      Mohitniattam

C.      Sattriya

D.     KathakKali

Q: Sattriya is a dance form of

A.      Bihar

B.      UP

C.      Assam

D.     Manipur

Q: Which classical dance form originated in Tamil Nadu that is performed exclusively by women with devout themes of Vaishnavism and Shaktism?

A.      Kathakali

B.      Kathak

C.      Kuchipudi

D.     Bharatnatyam

 

Q: This semi classical Indian dance originated in eastern India which is performed by wearing a mask. It is a blend of martial and tribal art forms and based on folk traditions of India

A.     Chhau dance

B.      Lavani

C.      Mohiniyatt

D.     Thang la

Q: ___________________________ is a classical dance that originated from Assam in remembrance of Raslila themes on Lord Krishna and Radha.

A.     Sattriya

B.      Kathak

C.      Yakshangna

D.     Chhau dance

Q: It is a unique style dance art form that developed in Karnataka and is classified into various types such as Badagutittu and Tenkutittu.

A.      Kathak

B.      Kathakali

C.      Kuchpedi

D.     Yakshagana

Q: Koli danceis related with

A.      Delhi

B.      Karnatka

C.      Maharashtra

D.     West Bengal

Q: Lava dance is related with

A.     Lakshawdeep

B.      Uttarakhand

C.      Dan and deep

D.     Chandigarh

Q: Bihu is releated with which state

A.     Assam

B.      Nagaland

C.      Manipur

D.     West Bengal

Q: Chang lo dance is related with

A.      Meghalya

B.      Manipur

C.      Nagaland

D.     Assam

Q: Kathakeert is a dance form of which state

A.      MP

B.      UP

C.      Kerala

D.     Maharashtra

Q: Lavani is a dance form of which state

A.      Bihar

B.      Maharashtra

C.      Gujrat

D.     Bengal

Q: Huttari is a dance form of which state

A.      Maharashtra

B.      Karnataka

C.      Jk

D.     Gujrat

Q: Ghumar is a dance form of which state

A.      UP

B.      Haryana

C.      Gujrat

Q: Jhora is a dance form of which state

A.      UP

B.      Gujrat

C.      MP

Q: Gidda is a dance form of

A.     Punjab

B.      UP

C.      Maharashtra

D.     Gujrat

Q: First indigenous feature film of India

A.      Satyajit ray

B.      Al ira

C.      Raja Harishchandra

Q: Father of Indian cinema

A.      Master Vithal

B.      Dhundiraj Govind

C.      Ardeshir irani

Q: First full length talkie film

A.      Satyajit ray

B.      Raja Harishchandra

C.      Al ara

D.     Phulki Banu

Q: _____ is the first to receive Dada Sahib award

A.      Satyajit ray

B.      Ustad Bismillah Khan

C.      Asha Bhonsle

D.     Devika rani

Q: _____ is the first in india to receive Oscar in

A.      Asha Bonale

B.      Satyajit ray

C.      ir Khusrau

D.     A R Rahman

Q: Samaveda is a book of

A.      Yog

B.      Medicines

C.      Dance

D.     Musc

Q: Sitar is Invented by ____

 Ustad Bismillah Khan

 Allah Rakha

 amir Khusrau

 Zakir Hussain

Q: Dhrupad, Dhar, Khayal, Tappa, Qawwali, Dadra, Gazal are all

A.      Indian Carnatic Classical music

B.      Classical dance

C.      Indian Hindustani Classical music

D.     Flock music

Q: Gadhwali is the folk dance form of which Indian state?

A.      Gujarat

B.      Uttarakhand

C.      Uttar Pradesh

D.     Madhya Pradesh

Q: Purbi is the dance form of_____.

A.      West Benga

B.      Uttar Pradesh

C.      Jharkhand

D.     Bihar

Q: Which of the following dances is a solo dance?

A.      Odissi

B.      Ottan Thullal

C.      Yakshagana

D.     Kuchipudi

Q: Golden Threshold’ is a collection of poems written by:

A.      Vijyalakshmi Pandit

B.      Aruna Asaf Ali

C.      Annie Besant

D.     Sarojini Naidu

Q: Rabindranath Tagore's 'Jana Gana Mana' has been adopted as India's National Anthem. How many stanzas of the said song were adopted?

A.      First and Second stanza

B.      Only the first stanza

C.      Third and Fourth stanza

D.     The whole song

Q: Which among the following is the folk dance popular during the harvest season in Punjab?

A.      Kathak

B.      Bhangara

C.      Garba

D.     Odissi

Q: Dandia’ is a popular dance of

A.      C.Tamil Nadu

B.      D.Maharashtra

C.      B.Gujarat

D.     A.Punjab

Q: Which among the following is a folk dance of India?

A.     Garba

B.      Kathakali

C.      Manipuri

D.     Mohiniattam

Q: Kathak is the principal classical dance of :

A.      Eastern India

B.      Western India

C.      Southern India

D.     Northern India

Q: Teratali is the folk dance of the which state

A.      Bihar

B.      Bengal

C.      Rajasthan

D.     Hryana

Q: Which of the following is the dance related to Andhra Pradesh

A.      Kirtan

B.      Jimmi ki kal

C.      Kaliyatt

D.     Burrakatha

Q: Which classical dance of the following is named after the village it was born from ?

 

A.      Mohiniattam

B.      Bharatanatyam

C.      Kuchipudi

D.     Kathakali

Q: Classical dance 'Mohiniattam' belongs to which state ?

 

A.      Tamil nadu

B.      Andhra Pradesh

C.      Manipur

D.     Kerala

Q: In which district of Andhra Pradesh, the Kuchipudi village is located from which the Kuchipudi dance

 

A.      Anantapur

B.      Krishna

C.      Kurnool

D.     Nellore

Q: Select the string instrument that used mainly in Indian Classical

Music and Ustad amjid Ali Khan is famous player of these string

instrument?

A.      Sitar

B.      Guitar

C.      Violin

D.     Sarod

Q: Which among the following is also called fire dance

A.     Bharatnatyam

B.      Mohninattam

C.      Kathakali

D.     Kuchipudi

Q: Which dance symbolizes element of Air

A.      Sattriya

B.      Manipuri

C.      Kuchpudi

D.     Mohninattam

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