Which dance form is recognized by UNESCO for its intangible heritage? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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Question #1
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Which dance form uses the 'Mukhabhinaya' (facial expression) extensively?
Correct Answer: Option C
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Kathakali relies heavily on Mukhabhinaya, specifically eye, eyebrow, and cheek movements, because the rest of the face is masked.
Kathakali relies heavily on Mukhabhinaya, specifically eye, eyebrow, and cheek movements, because the rest of the face is masked.
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Which classical dance form has its roots in the temple 'Mahari' tradition?
Correct Answer: Option B
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Odissi dance is the evolved form of the Mahari (temple dancer) tradition of Odisha.
Odissi dance is the evolved form of the Mahari (temple dancer) tradition of Odisha.
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The 'Vachika Abhinaya' refers to?
Correct Answer: Option A
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Vachika Abhinaya refers to the delivery of dialogue or song, allowed in the traditional Kuchipudi performance.
Vachika Abhinaya refers to the delivery of dialogue or song, allowed in the traditional Kuchipudi performance.
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