Questions: A non-narrative dance commonly tells a story, conveys emotions, and has a plot.

The answer is False: A non-narrative dance does not typically tell a story, convey emotions, or have a plot.

Explanation:

• Non-narrative dance focuses on movement, form, and expression without necessarily following a storyline or plot. It emphasizes the aesthetic and abstract qualities of dance rather than conveying a specific narrative.
• In contrast, narrative dance is designed to tell a story or convey a sequence of events, often with characters and a clear plot.
• Non-narrative dance can still evoke emotions and provoke thought, but it does so through the movement itself rather than through a structured storyline.