The 'Tattu-mettu' rhythm technique is fundamental to which dance form? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Tattu-mettu' rhythm technique is fundamental to which dance form?

A. Bharatanatyam

B. Manipuri

C. Kathakali

D. Sattriya

Answer: Option A

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Tattu-mettu is a specific rhythmic footwork technique used to ground the dancer in Bharatanatyam.

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Question #1

The 'Arangetram' marks the professional debut of a dancer in:

A. Kathakali

B. Odissi

C. Bharatanatyam

D. Manipuri

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
An Arangetram is the first, full-length professional on-stage performance for a Bharatanatyam student.

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Question #2

Which dance form uses the 'Thattadavu' technique?

A. Odissi

B. Manipuri

C. Bharatanatyam

D. Kathak

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Thattadavu is the basic footwork step used in Bharatanatyam.

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Question #3

The 'Sarangi', used in Kathak music, is a:

A. Wind instrument

B. Brass instrument

C. Stringed instrument

D. Percussion instrument

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Sarangi is a bowed, stringed instrument used for melodic accompaniment in Kathak.

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