DAN 201 Exam 2

The Royal Academy of Dance was created as an institution to teach the technical aspects of which royal court dance:

• Bedoyo

• Buagku

• Kabuki

• Ballet

This art form is regarded as a form of classical theatre (performed in an elaborate theatre, requiring stagehands, and associated with classical tales)...

• Big Adae

• Kabuki

• Bedoyo

• Bugaku

Kabuki did not spread throughout the world in the same way as ballet because it was once regarded as a hidden art form...

• TRUE

• FALSE

The demonstration of social order and tradition through dance presentations is best exemplified through:

• Ballet

• Big Adae

• Modern Dance

• Bugaku

The classical ballet dancer differs from the Kabuki dancer because:

• Only the ballet dancer studies technique

• The Kabuki dancer does not require many costume changes

• The ballet dancer's career is short-lived

• Only the ballet dancer begins training at a young age

The Bedoyo's movement is described as "serene, calm, and fluid" which is reflection of Javanese __________ 

Which royal court dance adorns masks so as not to "contort their faces" before nobility?

• Kabuki

• Bedoyo

• Bugaku

• Big Adae

Kabuki performers who specialize in female roles are called:

• Katas

• Onnagatas

• Mies

• Kumadoris

Which court dances originated through the initial involvement of the nobility dancing themselves?

• Bedoyo

• Bugaku

• Kabuki

• Ballet

Which court dances are still performed in the presence of the non-dancing nobility?

• Bedoyo

• Big Adae

• Kabuki

• Ballet