Question

E. What do these lines from the text mean? Tick () the correct answers.
1. The exquisite strains of Raag Darbari still vibrated within the hall
a. The beautiful music seemed to remain in the hall.
b. Tansen was still singing,
c. Raag Darbari was a difficult piece of music.
2. "I listen to you every day, but I can't seem to have enough!"
a. He is tired of listening to him every day.
b. He never gets tired of listening to him.
c. He listens to enough music from him every day.
3. "I shall go as a humble lover of music."
a. He will go disguised as a musician.
b. He will go as a king who loves music.
c. He will go to listen to the music and not expect to be treated
as a king.
4. "Guruji sings for the one who is the King of kings."
a. Guruji sings for God.
b. Guruji sings for the most powerful king.
Guruji sings for only one person.​

Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

the beautiful music seemed to remain in the hell

Answer 2

Answer:

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