WorksheetsQuiz Môn DLLH - Group 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Nha nhac
a)
an elaborate form of music which features an extensive array of mucisians and dancers, dressed in extravagant costumes.
b)
an ancient form of chamber music which originated in the imperial court
c)
the most mainstream of theatre/ music forms in the past, enjoyed widely by the public
d)
a split - bamboo screen obscrues puppets which stand in water and are manipulated using long poles hidden beneath the water
2.
Cai luong
a)
a kind of modern folk opera originating in South Vietnam, which utilizes extensive vibrato techniques
b)
a theatre form strongly influenced by Chinese opera it transitioned from being entertainment for the royal court to travelling troupes who performed for commoners and peasants, featuring many well-known stock characters.
c)
an ancient form of chamber music which originated in the imperial court
d)
a split - bamboo screen obscrues puppets which stand in water and are manipulated using long poles hidden beneath the water
3.
Hat tuong
a)
a theatre form strongly influenced by Chinese opera it transitioned from being entertainment for the royal court to travelling troupes who performed for commoners and peasants, featuring many well-known stock characters.
b)
an ancient form of chamber music which originated in the imperial court
c)
the most mainstream of theatre/ music forms in the past, enjoyed widely by the public
d)
a kind of modern folk opera originating in South Vietnam, which utilizes extensive vibrato techniques
4.
Hat Cheo
a)
a kind of modern folk opera originating in South Vietnam, which utilizes extensive vibrato techniques
b)
the most mainstream of theatre/ music forms in the past, enjoyed widely by the public
c)
a split - bamboo screen obscrues puppets which stand in water and are manipulated using long poles hidden beneath the water
d)
a theatre form strongly influenced by Chinese opera it transitioned from being entertainment for the royal court to travelling troupes who performed for commoners and peasants, featuring many well-known stock characters.
5.
Ca tru
a)
a theatre form strongly influenced by Chinese opera it transitioned from being entertainment for the royal court to travelling troupes who performed for commoners and peasants, featuring many well-known stock characters.
b)
an ancient form of chamber music which originated in the imperial court
c)
a split - bamboo screen obscrues puppets which stand in water and are manipulated using long poles hidden beneath the water
6.
Water puppetry
a)
a split - bamboo screen obscrues puppets which stand in water and are manipulated using long poles hidden beneath the water
b)
a kind of modern folk opera originating in South Vietnam, which utilizes extensive vibrato techniques
c)
an ancient form of chamber music which originated in the imperial court
7.
Which of the following is NOT a traditional Vietnamese performing art form?
a)
Water puppetry
b)
Flamenco
c)
Cai Luong
d)
Tuong
8.
Which traditional Vietnamese art form is known for its elaborate costumes and masks?
a)
All of the above
b)
Tuong
c)
Cheo
d)
Nha nhac
9.
How has modern technology impacted Vietnamese performing arts?
a)
It has led to the decline of traditional forms
b)
It has created new opportunities for innovation
c)
It has had no significant impact
d)
It is only used in contemporary performances
10.
Where did water puppetry originate in Vietnam?
a)
The Mekong Delta
b)
The Red River Delta
c)
The Central Highlands
d)
Hue
11.
Which of these instruments is commonly used in traditional Vietnamese music?
a)
The erhu (Chinese two-stringed fiddle)
b)
The dan tranh (Vietnamese zither)
c)
The sitar (Indian string instrument)
d)
The piano
12.
How are Vietnamese performing arts being preserved and promoted today?
a)
Through government support and cultural institutions
b)
Through the efforts of traditional artists and communities
c)
Through education and outreach programs
d)
All of the above
13.
Which UNESCO designation has Nhã nhạc received?
a)
Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
b)
World Heritage Site
c)
Creative City of Music
d)
Memory of the World
14.
How do Vietnamese performing arts contribute to cultural identity?
a)
They preserve ancient traditions and stories
b)
They provide entertainment for the masses
c)
They showcase the country's artistic talent to the world
d)
All of the above
15.
What is the most common poetic form used in cải lương lyrics?
a)
Lục bát
b)
Song thất lục bát
c)
Thất ngôn tứ tuyệt
d)
Câu vọng cổ
16.
How can we best preserve traditional performing art for future generations?
a)
By encouraging innovation and adaptation
b)
By limiting the number of performances
c)
By strictly adhering to traditional practices
d)
By focusing solely on urban audiences
17.
What is the significance of Ca Tru for Vietnamese culture?
a)
It represents a valuable part of Vietnam's intangible cultural heritage
b)
It reflects the social and cultural values of the Red River Delta
c)
It provides a platform for social interaction and community building
d)
All of the above
18.
Which of the following best describes the typical themes explored in Ca trù lyrics?
a)
Love, life, and social commentary
b)
Religious devotion and spiritual enlightenment
c)
Epic battles and heroic deeds
d)
Nature and the seasons
19.
Where is Quan họ primarily performed?
a)
In temples and pagodas
b)
At festivals and gatherings
c)
In private homes
20.
Which of the following is NOT typically associated with Quan họ?
a)
The use of traditional instruments like the đàn đáy (moon-shaped lute)
b)
The wearing of traditional clothing
c)
The presence of a large orchestra
d)
The importance of improvisation and witty exchanges
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