The 'Sattriya' dance was recognised as classical in 2000. Before that, it was limited to: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The 'Sattriya' dance was recognised as classical in 2000. Before that, it was limited to:
A. Sattras (monasteries)
B. Public fairs
C. Royal courts
D. Temples
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Sattriya originated and was confined to the Sattras (monasteries) of Assam for centuries.

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Practice More Classical Dances of India Questions

Question #1
Which classical dance involves the 'Kathi' (knife) vesham character?
A. Odissi
B. Kuchipudi
C. Kathakali
D. Mohiniyattam

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
Kathakali features the 'Kathi' vesham for representing powerful, negative, yet aristocratic characters.

Question #2
Which dance form originated in the Vaishnava monasteries of Assam?
A. Sattriya
B. Kathak
C. Manipuri
D. Odissi

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Sattriya is based on the monastic Vaishnava traditions of the Sattras in Assam.

Question #3
The 'Kerala Natanam' is a modern choreographic style derived from which classical dance?
A. Kathakali
B. Bharatanatyam
C. Kuchipudi
D. Mohiniyattam

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Kerala Natanam, created by Guru Gopinath, evolved from Kathakali, making it more accessible.