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Code 119

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Theory + practical

Official Dance assessment typically includes performance evidence

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BSEB Matric Dance (elective, model-paper code 119 style) is a Class 10 subject with mixed theory + practical/performance assessment. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ theory adaptation for classical forms, mudras, tala/laya, Bihar folk dances, stagecraft safety, and history — not an official paper or performance exam.

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1Which classical dance form originated in Tamil Nadu and is traditionally performed with aramandi (half-sitting) posture and pure nritta adavus?
A.Bharatanatyam
B.Kathak
C.Manipuri
D.Odissi
Explanation: Bharatanatyam developed in Tamil Nadu temple traditions and is characterized by aramandi posture, geometric lines, and structured adavu technique.
2Kathak, known for intricate footwork and rapid spins (chakkars), primarily developed in which region of India?
A.North India (Uttar Pradesh courts and temples)
B.Kerala temple theatres
C.Assam sattras
D.Andhra coastal villages
Explanation: Kathak evolved in North India, especially in the temples and later Mughal/Awadh court traditions of present-day Uttar Pradesh.
3Which classical dance form from Kerala is known for elaborate facial makeup (vesham), large headgear, and dramatic storytelling of epics?
A.Kathakali
B.Mohiniyattam
C.Bharatanatyam
D.Manipuri
Explanation: Kathakali is Kerala’s highly stylized dance-drama form famous for colorful vesham makeup, costumes, and mudra-based storytelling of the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
4The tribhanga (three-bend) body posture is a signature feature of which classical dance?
A.Odissi
B.Kathak
C.Kathakali
D.Sattriya
Explanation: Odissi from Odisha is famous for the tribhanga posture, creating curves at neck, torso, and knee, along with the chowka square stance.
5Kuchipudi, traditionally associated with village dance-drama, originated in which present-day Indian state?
A.Andhra Pradesh
B.Rajasthan
C.Punjab
D.West Bengal
Explanation: Kuchipudi takes its name from Kuchipudi village in Andhra Pradesh and blends nritta, nritya, and natya with Telugu dance-drama roots.
6Which classical dance is closely linked to the Vaishnava Ras Leela tradition of Manipur?
A.Manipuri
B.Kathak
C.Bharatanatyam
D.Odissi
Explanation: Manipuri classical dance is deeply connected to Ras Leela and Vaishnava devotion, with soft movements and distinctive costumes.
7Mohiniyattam, known for gentle lasya movements and white-golden costume, is the classical dance of:
A.Kerala
B.Odisha
C.Assam
D.Tamil Nadu
Explanation: Mohiniyattam is Kerala’s graceful classical dance associated with the enchantress Mohini and lasya aesthetics.
8Sattriya dance was nurtured in the monasteries (sattras) of which Indian state?
A.Assam
B.Bihar
C.Gujarat
D.Karnataka
Explanation: Sattriya evolved in Assam’s Vaishnava sattras under the Neo-Vaishnavite movement of Srimanta Sankaradeva.
9In classical dance theory, pure rhythmic dance without narrative meaning is called:
A.Nritta
B.Nritya
C.Natya
D.Abhinaya
Explanation: Nritta is pure dance focused on rhythm and form without explicit storytelling; nritya adds expressional meaning; natya is full dramatic representation.
10Which ancient treatise is considered the foundational text for Indian dramaturgy and dance theory (rasa, abhinaya, tala ideas)?
A.Natya Shastra of Bharata
B.Arthashastra of Kautilya
C.Rigveda Samhita alone
D.Ain-i-Akbari
Explanation: Bharata’s Natya Shastra is the classical foundation for Indian dance-drama theory, including rasa, abhinaya, and performance structure.

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