Q1. What is the primary musical tradition in which the sarod is prominently used?
A. Carnatic classical music
B. Hindustani classical music
C. Western orchestral music
D. Folk music of South India
Answer: B Hindustani classical music
Q2. The sarod is known for producing a sound that is described as:
A. Sweet and overtone-rich like the sitar
B. Bright and piercing like the violin
C. Deep, weighty, and introspective
D. Nasal and reedy like the shehnai
Answer: C. Deep, weighty, and introspective
Q3. The sarod is a fretless instrument, which allows for:
A. Rapid chord strumming
B. Continuous slides between notes (meend or glissandi)
C. Fixed fretted positions only
D. Bowed playing technique
Answer: B. Continuous slides between notes (meend or glissandi)













