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Which string instrument became well known through the Beatles' Norwegian Wood and the Rolling Stones' Paint It Black?
 
  a) tala
  b) tabla
  c) sitar
  d) erhu

Question 2

The sitar is most similar to which of the following instruments?
 
  a) trumpet
  b) guitar
  c) clarinet
  d) bongo drum



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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