Static Quiz 31 August 2022 (Art & Culture)
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1. Question
The term ‘Manganiar’ predominatly refers to?
CorrectManganiar are Muslim communities predominantly in Barmer and Jaisalmer districts of Rajasthan. They are famous for their classical folk music. They represent the voice of Rajasthan; they adorn all major cultural fiestas in India and abroad with their lilting melodies. Their folk music flourished under the patronage of their Hindu yajmans (patrons) over the years.
IncorrectManganiar are Muslim communities predominantly in Barmer and Jaisalmer districts of Rajasthan. They are famous for their classical folk music. They represent the voice of Rajasthan; they adorn all major cultural fiestas in India and abroad with their lilting melodies. Their folk music flourished under the patronage of their Hindu yajmans (patrons) over the years.
- Question 2 of 5
2. Question
The term ‘Pahari style’ refer’s to?
CorrectPahari Styles of Painting:
• This style of painting developed in the sub-himalayan states that were also under the umbrella of Mughal over lordship. There were many schools that were flourishing in smaller kingdoms, which came under the blanket of ‘Pahari Paintings’.IncorrectPahari Styles of Painting:
• This style of painting developed in the sub-himalayan states that were also under the umbrella of Mughal over lordship. There were many schools that were flourishing in smaller kingdoms, which came under the blanket of ‘Pahari Paintings’. - Question 3 of 5
3. Question
Consider the following statements with reference to Dance forms:
1) The tribhanga posture is innate to Odissi dance form.
2) It is accompanied by Hindustani classical music and instruments generally used include Manjira and Pakhawaj.
3) The dance form symbolises the element of water.
The above statements refers to?CorrectSome of the features of Odissi are:
• It is similar to Bharatnatyam in the use of Mudras and postures to express emotions.
• The tribhanga posture, i.e. the three-bended form of the body is innate to Odissi dance form. Also the ‘Chowk’ posture with hands spread out depicts masculinity.
• During the dance, the lower body remains largely static and there is movement of the torso. Hand gestures play an important role to convey expressions during Nritya part.
• Odissi dance form is unique in its representation of gracefulness, sensuality and beauty. The dancers create
• intricate geometrical shapes and patterns with her body. Hence, it is known as ‘mobile sculpture’.
• Odissi dance is accompanied by Hindustani classical music and instruments generally used are Manjira (Cymbals), Pakhawaj (Drums), Sitar, Flute, etc.
• The dance form symbolises the element of water.
• The lyrics of Gita Govinda, written by Jayadeva, is used along with compositions of some local poets.
• The woman dancer wears an elaborate hair-style, silver jewellery, long necklace, etc.IncorrectSome of the features of Odissi are:
• It is similar to Bharatnatyam in the use of Mudras and postures to express emotions.
• The tribhanga posture, i.e. the three-bended form of the body is innate to Odissi dance form. Also the ‘Chowk’ posture with hands spread out depicts masculinity.
• During the dance, the lower body remains largely static and there is movement of the torso. Hand gestures play an important role to convey expressions during Nritya part.
• Odissi dance form is unique in its representation of gracefulness, sensuality and beauty. The dancers create
• intricate geometrical shapes and patterns with her body. Hence, it is known as ‘mobile sculpture’.
• Odissi dance is accompanied by Hindustani classical music and instruments generally used are Manjira (Cymbals), Pakhawaj (Drums), Sitar, Flute, etc.
• The dance form symbolises the element of water.
• The lyrics of Gita Govinda, written by Jayadeva, is used along with compositions of some local poets.
• The woman dancer wears an elaborate hair-style, silver jewellery, long necklace, etc. - Question 4 of 5
4. Question
Which among the following statement is incorrect about Koothiyattam?
CorrectKoothiyattam (Koodiyattam) is India’s oldest continuing form of theatre that has survived since 10th century A.D. in Kerala. It completely adheres to the rules laid down in Natya Shastra and is the traditional privilege of the Chakyar and Nambiar castes of Kerala. The play is performed in Sanskrit, Prakrit and Malayalam, with Mizhavu and Edakka providing the background music. All the characters begin the play with Nirvahana, a recollection of the past events of the story. After this, the story unfolds in a leisurely fashion with commentaries on social, philosophical, and political behaviour. Margi Madhu Chakyar is a leading exponent of this art form.
IncorrectKoothiyattam (Koodiyattam) is India’s oldest continuing form of theatre that has survived since 10th century A.D. in Kerala. It completely adheres to the rules laid down in Natya Shastra and is the traditional privilege of the Chakyar and Nambiar castes of Kerala. The play is performed in Sanskrit, Prakrit and Malayalam, with Mizhavu and Edakka providing the background music. All the characters begin the play with Nirvahana, a recollection of the past events of the story. After this, the story unfolds in a leisurely fashion with commentaries on social, philosophical, and political behaviour. Margi Madhu Chakyar is a leading exponent of this art form.
- Question 5 of 5
5. Question
Which of the following is not correctly matched?
CorrectRatnavali was written by Harshavardhan.
IncorrectRatnavali was written by Harshavardhan.
