Discussion
Which of the following are used for "Cheraw", a special dance form of Mizoram ?
Answer: B
Cheraw uses bamboo sticks and drums.
Cheraw, often called the bamboo dance, is the best-known traditional dance of Mizoram. Men sit facing each other and tap long bamboo staves open and shut, against the ground and against each other, in time with the music, while women dance in and out between the moving staves. The rhythm is kept with drums and gongs.
Clay pots and wooden clubs, whistle and dhol, and flute are not the instruments of Cheraw. The bamboo sticks are essential, so only the options naming them can be right, and of those the dance is accompanied by drums rather than a flute.
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