The 'Tarangam' sequence in Kuchipudi involves dancing on the rim of a brass plate. What is often balanced on the dancer's head? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The 'Tarangam' sequence in Kuchipudi involves dancing on the rim of a brass plate. What is often balanced on the dancer's head?
A. A statue of Krishna
B. A stack of books
C. A brass lamp
D. A pot filled with water
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
In the Tarangam, the dancer balances a pot (Kalasha) filled with water or a brass lamp on the head while dancing on the brass plate.

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Question #1
Which classical dance form incorporates the 'Ghungroo' (bells) as a primary rhythmic element?
A. All classical dances
B. Only Kathak
C. Only Kuchipudi
D. Only Bharatanatyam

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Ghungroos are a defining feature of almost every Indian classical dance style.

Question #2
Which dance form uses the 'Pung' barrel drum?
A. Bharatanatyam
B. Kathakali
C. Manipuri
D. Odissi

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
The Pung drum is an essential instrument played by Manipuri dancers.

Question #3
The 'Gotipua' tradition, where young boys dress as female dancers, has significantly influenced which classical dance?
A. Sattriya
B. Odissi
C. Mohiniyattam
D. Manipuri

Correct Answer: Option B


Explanation:
Gotipua, a traditional dance from Odisha performed by boys, has contributed movements and postures to modern Odissi.