Find the missing word (?) which is similar to the given words.
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- Trumpet
- Violin
- Harmonium
- Mridanga
The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Observe the relationship between the given words.
The first pair is "Sitar : Guitar". These are both stringed musical instruments. We need to find the missing word that is related to "Tanpura" in a similar way.
- "Tanpura" is also a stringed instrument, so the missing word must be a stringed instrument as well.
- The options include:
\(\hspace{1cm}\)- Trumpet (wind instrument)
\(\hspace{1cm}\)- Violin (stringed instrument)
\(\hspace{1cm}\)- Harmonium (keyboard instrument)
\(\hspace{1cm}\)- Mridanga (drum)
Step 2: Conclusion.
The instrument that is similar to Tanpura in the context of stringed instruments is "Mridanga," which is a stringed instrument as well. Therefore, the correct answer is 4. Mridanga.
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