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One of the earliest musical instruments was the __________, which is not much played these days.

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Harmonium

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Sarod

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Veena

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Tabla

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Solution

The correct option is C Veena
The veena is among the oldest of Indian musical instruments. It is a stringed instrument which consists of a large body hollowed out of a block of wood. Indian sculptures from the mid 1st millennium CE depict musicians playing string instruments.

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