Identifying the Different Mudras and Gestures Used in Mohiniyattam
Mohiniyattam is a classical dance form of India that originated in the southern state of Kerala. It is known for its graceful movements, expressive eyes, and intricate hand gestures. This quiz will test your knowledge of the different mudras and gestures used in Mohiniyattam.
Questions
Which of the following is not a mudra used in Mohiniyattam?
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Hamsasya
The mudra that represents the moon is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Mayura
The mudra that represents the lotus flower is called:
- Padma
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Mayura
The mudra that represents the elephant's trunk is called:
- Gajamukha
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Mayura
The mudra that represents the peacock is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Mayura
The mudra that represents the conch shell is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Shankha
The mudra that represents the discus is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Chakra
The mudra that represents the mace is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Gada
The mudra that represents the lotus bud is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Padmakosha
- Mayura
The mudra that represents the swan is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Hamsa
The mudra that represents the deer is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Mriga
The mudra that represents the horse is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Ashva
The mudra that represents the elephant is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Gaja
The mudra that represents the lion is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Simha
The mudra that represents the bull is called:
- Ardhachandra
- Kataka
- Tripataka
- Vrishabha