Class 7 Art Education Chapter 3 Dance Quiz 33 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which dance form represents the true romance of lord Krishna and Radtha
2. Which style of dance is free form and stems from the core or torso of the body and uses elements like contract-release, floor work and fall and recovery?
3. One soloist or group performs a series of movements, then a second soloist or group responds
4. Movement that moves across the space
5. Which sentence describes why Desert Woman placed a rattle on Snake's tail?
6. Which dance can be done to a vast variety of songs including "Staying Alive"
7. It is a way of knowing and communicating.
8. Becca and I both started laughing and continued todance as our anger crept out of the living room.What is the most likely reason the author uses personification inthis sentence?
9. ..... is called as nine basic emotions.
10. In the beginning, dance accompanied ancient rituals, spiritual gatherings, and social events.
11. What can the reader infer about the narrator based on paragraph 7of the story "Last Dance" ?
12. This is important for dancing in the 2000s AND dental hygiene.
13. Laho is the dance form of which state?
14. Jazz dance is called an umbrella style because
15. Who Abby kick of the team?
16. Used to celebrate life events or religious rituals
17. Who is known as the "father of contemporary dance" ?
18. What number from the Fosse show, Sweet Charity, is performed by a row a taxi dancers?
19. Which dance skill is significantly used in modern dance?
20. The drum beats ..... as the dragon dancer turn and twist.
21. Originally there were several different Rumba dances, including the GUAGUANCO or the CUBAN RUMBA. The BALLROOM RUMBA, or RHUMBA, became popular in the 1930s and is still danced in ballrooms today
22. Tough tissue that connects bone to bone
23. And now I ..... to see you dance just one more time
24. Which dance style is named after the dance pioneers who created them?
25. Merengue comes from ..... and is said to have started as a way to socialize and reconnect with their roots where African slaves working in the Sugar cane fields chained at their ankles would dance a simple 2 step side to side, which was the beginning and birth of the basic Merengue step.