Where are the small bells called ghungroo worn by a Kathak dancer?
AOn the wrists
BAround the neck
COn the ankles
DAt the waist
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. On the ankles
1. Kathak stresses rhythmic foot movements.
2. The ankles are adorned with small bells called ghungroo, which may be one or hundreds.
3. Wrists, neck and waist are not where the bells are worn for footwork.
_Source: Wikipedia, Kathak, Lead section_
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