Discussion
How did the play, the Mudra-Rakshasa depict Chanakya?
Answer: C
The play depicts Chanakya as bold and scheming.
The passage says a picture of him 'emerges from an old Indian play, the Mudra-Rakshasa' and gives it in one line: 'Bold and scheming, proud and revengeful, never forgetting a slight'.
'Honest and pious' and 'meek and cowardly' are the opposite of that picture. 'Pompous' is also wrong, since the passage describes him as simple and austere in his life, uninterested in the pomp and pageantry of high position.
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