GRADE 7 AND 8 Q4 PART 2

What are the three main traditions of Southeast Asian theater and dance?

• Folk, Court, and Popular

• Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary

• Spiritual, Religious, and Secular

• Music, Dance, and Drama

Which of the following best describes Wayang Kulit?

• A dance-drama featuring live actors

• A traditional shadow puppet performance

• A storytelling tradition using painted scrolls

• A musical performance featuring only singing

What musical instrument group accompanies Wayang Kulit performances?

• Angklung orchestra

• Bamboo xylophones

• Gamelan orchestra

• Western string quartet

What is the purpose of Wayang Kulit performances?

• To entertain and educate through moral lessons

• To promote modern Indonesian pop culture

• To celebrate birthdays and small gatherings

• To showcase political propaganda

Which type of Wayang Topeng is performed by a single actor who is also a priest?

• Topeng Panji

• Topeng Panca

• Topeng Paiengan / Topeng Wali

• Topeng Raja

The Mak Yong theater originated in which part of Malaysia?

• Sarawak

• Penang

• Kelantan

• Sabah

What is a key characteristic of Mak Yong performances?

• It uses elaborate masks like Thai productions.

• It involves trance-dance and spirit possession.

• It is performed only by royal family members.

• It is a modern adaptation of European theater.

Which statement is true about Yokthé Pwe puppetry?

• It is a form of string puppet theater from Burma.

• It uses water puppetry techniques.

• It originated in Malaysia.

• It is based on modern action films.

What is one reason why Yokthé Pwe was important in Burmese history?

• It introduced new Western theatrical techniques.

• It was the only entertainment allowed on royal court stages.

• It was performed exclusively for Buddhist monks.

• It was originally a form of warrior training.

What three types of performers are typically found in a traditional Yokthé Pwe troupe?

• Puppeteers, musicians, and dancers

• Writers, directors, and costume designers

• Monks, scholars, and poets

• Painters, sculptors, and musicians