1. It refers to the music from South India which directed to a Hindu God. a. Carnatic music b. Hindustani music c. Devotional music d. Secular Music
2. It is predominantly found in the Northern and Central regions of India and is influenced by
ancient Hindu musical traditions, historical Vedic religion/ Vedic philosophy, native Indian
sounds and enriched by the Persian perfomance practices of the Mughal era.
a. Carnatic music b. Hindustani music c. Devotional music 1. Secular Music
3. It is a traditional musical instrument classification of India which is non-membranous
percussive instruments but with solid resonators.
a, Tat
b. Vitat
c, Gian
d, Sushir
4. Another traditional musical instrument classification of India which is referred to as vina.
Instrunients in this class are plucked (stringed instruments).
2. Tat
b. Vitat
C, Ghan
d. Sushir
5. It is a traditional expression of love, separation, and loneliness. It tells both the pain of loss of
the lover and the beauty of love in spite of that pain,
a. Ghazzal b. Qawwali c. Punjabi
d. Shofar
6. L is a vibrant musical qadition that stretches back more than 700 years and is originally
performed mainly at Sufi shrines through the subcontinent and gained mainstream popularity,
a. Ghazzal
b. Qawwali
c. Punjabi
d. Shofar
7. This music strengthens the importance of musical instruments in Pakistan.
a. Ghazzal b. Qawwali e. Punjabi
d. Slofar​