Question
[112]. Read the following passage carefully:
Passage: "In a puppet theatre, a single puppeteer can make a wooden figure laugh, weep and argue, using only voice and strings. The audience knows the puppet is wood, yet it follows the story as if the figure were alive. This is the power of suggestion: a tilt of the head suggests thought, a pause suggests fear. When television came, many feared puppet theatre would die, but it survived in schools and festivals, where children learn stories by making their own puppets. The art survives because it invites the audience to complete the story with imagination." Why did puppet theatre survive television?
Option 4 : Because schools and festivals kept it alive through children making puppets.
Detailed Solution
सही उत्तर Because schools and festivals kept it alive through children making puppets. है।
Schools and festivals preserved it as children made their own puppets.
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[112]. Read the following passage carefully:
Passage: "In a puppet theatre, a single puppeteer can make a wooden figure laugh, weep and argue, using only voice and strings. The audience knows the puppet is wood, yet it follows the story as if the figure were alive. This is the power of suggestion: a tilt of the head suggests thought, a pause suggests fear. When television came, many feared puppet theatre would die, but it survived in schools and festivals, where children learn stories by making their own puppets. The art survives because it invites the audience to complete the story with imagination." Why did puppet theatre survive television?
Correct Answer: Because schools and festivals kept it alive through children making puppets.
Schools and festivals preserved it as children made their own puppets.