Kalaripayattu- The Hidden Treasure from the South
Date ____________ Kalaripayattu- The Hidden Treasure from the South
I. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct vocabulary from the box:
1. "The god Vishnu often appeared to man as an________________, a human or
animal form. avatar
2. When I joined the military, I first had to undergo _____________training.
combat
3. Out of __________________to the older man, I allowed him to enter the room
before me. deference
4. It took him about 15 years to _______________his instrumental skills. hone
5. Aggressive behaviour seems to be _________________in dogs when they are
in packs. intrinsic
6. The entire system was _________________without him. paralysed
II. Complete the sentences by choosing the correct option.
1. The art of kalaripayattu declined during the ________________.
a. British rule
b. Mughal rule
c. French Revolution
d. World War II
2. The second stage of Kalaripayattu involves _____________________.
a. training with wooden weapons
b. body exercises
c. use of metal weapons
d. fighting empty handed
3. The Marmam technique is using the _____________________.
a. thumb to heal wounds
b. forefinger to paralyse anyone
c. hand to cut a body into two halves
d. eyes to release fire
III. Answer in brief.
1. How is kalaripayattu emerging today’s times?
Kalaripayattu is emerging today in a new avatar; as a source of inspiration
for self- expression in traditional and contemporary dance forms.
Kalaripayattu has a rhythm that carries a continuous flow of energy and
harmony that are essential ingredients of ballet and theatre performances.
intrinsic combat paralyse deference hone avatar
2. What is Kalaripayattu? Explain the entomology of Kalaripayattu.
Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest forms of martial arts in India, and across
the world (about 2000-3000 years old). It is practiced in kerala, Tamil nadu,
Karnataka, north eastern Sri Lanka and among the Malayali community of
Malaysia.
The name ‘Kalari’ has been derived from Sanskrit Khaloorika, meaning the
place where the art of using weapons and developing the physique is
taught. ‘Kalari’ means the place where any particulae art form is taught and
‘payat’ means practice or exercise.
Date ____________ Kalaripayattu- The Hidden Treasure from the South
I. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct vocabulary from the box:
1. "The god Vishnu often appeared to man as an________________, a human or
animal form. avatar
2. When I joined the military, I first had to undergo _____________training.
combat
3. Out of __________________to the older man, I allowed him to enter the room
before me. deference
4. It took him about 15 years to _______________his instrumental skills. hone
5. Aggressive behaviour seems to be _________________in dogs when they are
in packs. intrinsic
6. The entire system was _________________without him. paralysed
II. Complete the sentences by choosing the correct option.
1. The art of kalaripayattu declined during the ________________.
a. British rule
b. Mughal rule
c. French Revolution
d. World War II
2. The second stage of Kalaripayattu involves _____________________.
a. training with wooden weapons
b. body exercises
c. use of metal weapons
d. fighting empty handed
3. The Marmam technique is using the _____________________.
a. thumb to heal wounds
b. forefinger to paralyse anyone
c. hand to cut a body into two halves
d. eyes to release fire
III. Answer in brief.
1. How is kalaripayattu emerging today’s times?
Kalaripayattu is emerging today in a new avatar; as a source of inspiration
for self- expression in traditional and contemporary dance forms.
Kalaripayattu has a rhythm that carries a continuous flow of energy and
harmony that are essential ingredients of ballet and theatre performances.
intrinsic combat paralyse deference hone avatar
2. What is Kalaripayattu? Explain the entomology of Kalaripayattu.
Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest forms of martial arts in India, and across
the world (about 2000-3000 years old). It is practiced in kerala, Tamil nadu,
Karnataka, north eastern Sri Lanka and among the Malayali community of
Malaysia.
The name ‘Kalari’ has been derived from Sanskrit Khaloorika, meaning the
place where the art of using weapons and developing the physique is
taught. ‘Kalari’ means the place where any particulae art form is taught and
‘payat’ means practice or exercise.
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