← Dance-Fitness to Punjabi Music · Assessment · about 6 minutes

Assessment

10 multiple-choice questions, one correct answer each, grouped by module. There is no pass or fail: you get a score band and feedback on every answer. You can retake it as often as you like.

Module 1: Anatomy of a Pungra class

Q1. What is the primary concept that determines a Pungra class? Learning a routine to perform on stage Exercising to Punjabi music, led on the fly Partying with a bit of stretching A course you must complete in order

Module 2: What is bhangra?

Q2. How is bhangra better understood? As a noun: a thing you watch As a verb: joyous dancing As a Bollywood style As a type of costume

Module 3: How to say it

Q3. Which is closer to how bhangra is said in Punjabi? bang-rah bung-ra pun-gra bang-ger ban-gray

Q4. True or false: Bhangra comes from the Punjab region, which spans both India and Pakistan. True False

Module 4: How to listen to the music

Q5. What is the difference between bhangra and Bollywood? There is none; they are the same Bhangra is Punjabi folk dancing and music; Bollywood is the Hindi-language film industry based in Mumbai Bollywood came first and bhangra copied it Both are forms of Punjabi folk dance

Module 5: Two kinds of energy

Q6. When a workout becomes about being watched, which energy has it slipped towards? Shakti Shiva Neither Both equally

Module 6: Appreciation, instead of appropriation

Q7. Who does the standard of understanding, credit and respect apply to? Only people from outside the culture Only people from inside the culture Everyone, whatever their background Only professional instructors

Q8. What is the best response when you notice a clue that someone may have got something wrong? Publicly correct them Ask a question and offer the correct version kindly Say nothing and leave Assume they meant harm

Module 7: The Pungra story and joining in

Q9. How can people support the Pungra mission? Only by attending every class Only by passing an audition By learning what Pungra is and supporting its aim of getting more people exercising, whether or not they attend Only by becoming an instructor first

Q10. Which is a good way to support Pungra without attending a class? Telling people you know about it and encouraging them to try Criticising other types of classes Waiting to be asked Nothing. Only attendees count