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DANCE / DRAMA / THEATRE
PAPERII
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Candidates are required to answer all the 25 questions in Part-I, which are
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answer all the 25 questions of that Part only. Each question carries two
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PART - II
DANCE
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PART - III
DRAMA / THEATRE
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38. Urban theatre and rural theatre has the long gap as far as modern theatre is concerned.
(A) The Environment of urban and rural life is entirely different.
(B) Electronic media has not reached the rural areas completly.
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