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Key Facts: BSEH Secondary Dance Exam

121

BSEH Secondary Dance (All Options) subject code

Board of School Education Haryana Class 10 syllabus

20 + 60 + 20

Theory + Practical + Internal Assessment marks (total 100)

BSEH Secondary Dance examination pattern

2h 30m

Approximate theory paper duration (confirm current QPD)

BSEH Secondary Dance question-paper design

33%

Minimum pass in aggregate and separately in external exam

BSEH examination regulations

7 theory units

Ang chalana, modern dance, rasa-tandava-lasya, Bharatanatyam-Kathakali, Kathak, terminology, Teentaal

BSEH Class 10 Dance syllabus structure

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BSEH Secondary Dance (Code 121) is Haryana’s Class 10 Dance elective: Theory 20 + Practical 60 + IA 20 = 100 marks. Pass at least 33% aggregate and 33% in external. Fee as per BSEH notification. This site offers free English MCQ theory practice—not a practical or full mixed-paper simulation.

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1In classical Indian dance theory, which term refers to the major limbs of the body such as the head, hands, chest, sides, waist, and feet?
A.Anga
B.Pratyanga
C.Upanga
D.Bhava
Explanation: Anga are the major body parts (head, hands, chest, sides, waist, feet) whose controlled use is central to angika abhinaya and BSEH ang-chalana theory.
2Which of the following is correctly classified as an upanga in traditional dance body vocabulary?
A.Chest (vaksha)
B.Eyes (netra)
C.Waist (kati)
D.Feet (pada)
Explanation: Eyes (netra) are treated as upanga—fine expressive parts—while chest, waist, and feet are major anga.
3Netra-chalana in BSEH Dance theory primarily trains which skill?
A.Controlled and expressive use of the eyes
B.Only foot-stamping speed
C.Costume draping
D.Stage lighting design
Explanation: Netra-chalana is eye movement practice used for expression and focus in angika abhinaya.
4Pad-chalana refers to practice and control of which body region?
A.Feet and footwork
B.Only neck rotations
C.Only eyebrow movement
D.Only wrist circles
Explanation: Pad-chalana means foot operations—placement, steps, and controlled footwork supporting nritta and rhythm.
5Griva-chalana focuses on mobility and expression of the:
A.Neck
B.Knees only
C.Fingers only
D.Ankles only
Explanation: Griva means neck; griva-chalana develops neck positions and transitions used in classical styles.
6In the classical triad of body divisions used in dance theory, pratyanga typically includes which group?
A.Shoulders, arms, back, belly, thighs, and shanks
B.Only the six major limbs called anga
C.Only eyes, eyebrows, and lips
D.Only the rasa categories
Explanation: Pratyanga are intermediate/secondary body parts such as shoulders, arms, back, belly, thighs, and shanks connecting major anga action.
7According to Indian performing-arts foundations often taught with dance theory, sangeet classically unites which three arts?
A.Vocal music (gayan), instrumental music (vadan), and dance (nritya)
B.Only painting, sculpture, and architecture
C.Only grammar, logic, and rhetoric
D.Only drama scripts without music
Explanation: Traditional sangeet is the combined art of gayan, vadan, and nritya—music and dance as an integrated discipline.
8Why does the BSEH Dance syllabus study ang, pratyanga, and upanga operations 'according to music'?
A.Body movements should coordinate with rhythmic and melodic structure
B.Music is ignored during pure nritta
C.Only costumes must match the raag
D.Ang classification replaces tala entirely
Explanation: Ang-chalana is trained so limb actions align with rhythm, tempo, and musical phrasing rather than moving randomly.
9Which statement best distinguishes anga from upanga?
A.Anga are major limbs; upanga are finer facial/detail parts used for subtle expression
B.Anga are only hand mudras; upanga are only foot stamps
C.Anga and upanga are identical synonyms for rasa
D.Upanga are full-body leaps only
Explanation: Classical taxonomy separates large structural limbs (anga) from detailed expressive parts (upanga) such as eyes and brows.
10In angika abhinaya, which channel of expression is most directly built from anga, pratyanga, and upanga training?
A.Physical body gesture and movement
B.Only spoken dialogue without gesture
C.Only recorded soundtrack mixing
D.Only written exam calligraphy
Explanation: Angika abhinaya is expression through the body; limb classifications organize that training.

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