In Kathakali, the red (Chuvanna) beard makeup is used for which type of character? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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In Kathakali, the red (Chuvanna) beard makeup is used for which type of character?

A. Noble heroes

B. Demonic characters (Rakshasa)

C. Hunters

D. Female characters

Answer: Option B

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Chuvanna Thadi (red beard) is used for evil and demonic characters like Ravana and Dushasana in Kathakali.

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The 'Nritta' part of a classical dance performance is best described as:

A. Expressive story-telling through gestures

B. Abstract, non-narrative rhythmic movement

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D. The vocal musical accompaniment

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Nritta refers to technical, abstract dance movements that emphasize rhythm and form rather than storytelling.

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The 'Tandava' and 'Lasya' concepts were first described in which ancient text?

A. Nritta Ratnavali

B. Natya Shastra

C. Sangita Ratnakara

D. Abhinaya Darpana

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Bharata Muni's Natya Shastra describes Tandava (masculine, vigorous) and Lasya (feminine, graceful) dance aspects.

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Which classical dance was officially added as the eighth classical form in 2000?

A. Manipuri

B. Kathak

C. Sattriya

D. Odissi

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Sattriya was officially recognized as a classical dance form in the year 2000.

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