NCERT Class 9 Arts MCQ Chapter 13 Dance Choreography

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NCERT Class 9 Arts MCQ Chapter 13 Dance Choreography

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Dance Choreography

Chapter: 13

MCQ

1. What is the art of creating and arranging dance movements to form a visual pattern or spectacle called? 

(a) Nritta.

(b) Choreography.

(c) Abhinaya.

(d) Kutapa. 

Ans: (b) Choreography. 

2. Who is considered the first known thinker on the idea of choreography in India? 

(a) Manjushree Chaki Sarkar.

(b) Ranjabati.

(c) Sage Bhārata.

(d) Uday Shankar. 

Ans: (c) Sage Bhārata. 

3. Which ancient text was authored by Sage Bhārata?

(a) Abhinaya Darpana.

(b) Nāṭyaśhāstra.

(c) Rig Veda.

(d) Natya Kramana 

Ans: (b) Nāṭyaśhāstra. 

4. What does the concept of ‘Piṇḍībandhas’ refer to? 

(a) Solo dance movements. 

(b) Group formations characterised by clustering, weaving, and linking.

(c) The rhythm of the music.

(d) Facial expressions.

Ans: (b) Group formations characterised by clustering, weaving, and linking.

5. What is the Indian term used to refer to dance creation or choreography? 

(a) Nṛitya-saṁrachanā.

(b) Kutapa.

(c) Abhinaya. 

(d) Rekhā.

Ans: (a) Nṛitya-saṁrachanā. 

6. In choreography, what is the term for a clear subject, story, or theme that the dance will explore? 

(a) Space. 

(b) Concept.

(c) Time.

(d) Style. 

Ans: (b) Concept. 

7. Which component of choreography involves choosing whether the dance style will be classical, folk, or contemporary? 

(a) Choreographic Tools. 

(b) Practice and Refinement.

(c) Movement Vocabulary.

(d) Time.

Ans: (c) Movement Vocabulary. 

8. Decisions about formations, directions, spatial levels, and distances between dancers fall under which aspect? 

(a) Space.

(b) Style.

(c) Concept.

(d) Time.

Ans: (a) Space. 

9. Which of the following is considered a ‘Choreographic Tool’? 

(a) Expressive mime. 

(b) The stage lighting. 

(c) Repetition, contrast, canon, and unison.

(d) The audience. 

Ans: (c) Repetition, contrast, canon, and unison. 

10. According to the text, a soundscape for a choreography can be: 

(a) Only lyrical.

(b) Instrumental, lyrical, or even silent.

(c) Only classical music.

(d) Only instrumental. 

Ans: (b) Instrumental, lyrical, or even silent.

11. In folk traditions, movement patterns often resemble patterns from: 

(a) Other countries.

(b) Classical textbooks only.

(c) Daily life, nature, and the cosmos.

(d) Modern architecture. 

Ans: (c) Daily life, nature, and the cosmos. 

12. Which dance form from Maharashtra is known for creating human formations like pyramids? 

(a) Bhangra.

(b) Karagāṭṭam.

(c) Mallakhamba.

(d) Bagurumba. 

Ans: (c) Mallakhamba. 

13. Karagāṭṭam, a dance that also utilizes striking formations, originates from which state? 

(a) Tamil Nadu.

(b) Punjab.

(c) Assam.

(d) Gujarat.

Ans: (a) Tamil Nadu. 

14. Which vibrant dance form from Punjab frequently showcases human pyramid formations? 

(a) Garba. 

(b) Bhangra. 

(c) Kathak.

(d) Odissi.

Ans: (b) Bhangra. 

15. The Bagurumba dance from Assam takes inspiration from which creature in nature? 

(a) Peacock. 

(b) Butterfly. 

(c) Swan.

(d) Elephant.

Ans: (b) Butterfly.