Which classical dance form has the 'Brajabuli' language connection? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which classical dance form has the 'Brajabuli' language connection?

A. Manipuri

B. Odissi

C. Kathak

D. Sattriya

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

The lyrics for many Manipuri Rasa dances are composed in Brajabuli, a literary language associated with Vaishnavism.

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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

C. Theatrical makeup application

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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Question #2

Which dance form uses the 'Thali' (plate) as a prop?

A. Kathakali

B. Kuchipudi

C. Bharatanatyam

D. Mohiniyattam

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Kuchipudi is distinct for its use of the plate (Thali) in the Tarangam dance sequence.

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Question #3

Which classical dance form is known for the 'Chowk' posture, representing the deity Jagannath?

A. Kuchipudi

B. Bharatanatyam

C. Mohiniyattam

D. Odissi

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
The Chowk is a square-like stance in Odissi, symbolizing Lord Jagannath; it is one of the fundamental postures of the dance.

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