The delicate 'lasya' aspect, representing grace and beauty, is a dominant feature of which dance? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The delicate 'lasya' aspect, representing grace and beauty, is a dominant feature of which dance?

A. Manipuri

B. Mohiniyattam

C. Chhau

D. Kathakali

Answer: Option B

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Mohiniyattam is predominantly a lasya (graceful and feminine) dance form, embodying the enchanting beauty of the celestial Mohini.

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The Chhau dance incorporates martial arts movements and is performed mainly during which festival?

A. Chaitra Parva

B. Holi

C. Pongal

D. Diwali

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Chhau is primarily performed during the Chaitra Parva (spring festival) in Mayurbhanj, Seraikela, and Purulia.

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The 'Balasaraswati' school of Bharatanatyam emphasized which aspect?

A. Speedy footwork

B. Multiple costume changes

C. Abhinaya (expression)

D. Pure technique

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Correct Answer: Option C

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Balasaraswati's style prioritized the emotive and musical aspects (abhinaya) over mere technical virtuosity.

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Which percussion instrument, a cylindrical drum, is central to Manipuri dance?

A. Tabla

B. Pung

C. Dhol

D. Khol

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Correct Answer: Option B

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The Pung (Manipuri mridanga) is the principal percussion instrument in Manipuri dance, played by both dancers and musicians.

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