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[125]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.

Passage: Folk theatre in Bihar has long been a school without walls. Travelling troupes performed stories from epics, local legends and village life on open grounds, using song, dialogue, humour and simple costumes to hold a crowd that might include people who could not read. A performance did more than entertain: it taught moral lessons, mocked corrupt officials, preserved local dialect and gave a village a shared evening of laughter and argument. The actors were often farmers and artisans who rehearsed after work. Today television and mobile phones compete for the same evenings, and many troupes struggle to survive. Yet wherever folk theatre still performs, it proves that a story told face to face can do what a screen cannot: gather a community in one place. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?

1.
Folk theatre of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.
2.
The passage suggests the subject is unimportant and deserves no further attention.
3.
The passage proves that every traditional practice connected with the subject should be abandoned.
4.
The passage claims that only experts, never ordinary people, can understand the subject.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : Folk theatre of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.

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Detailed Solution

सही उत्तर Folk theatre of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices. है।

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The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.

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[125]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.

Passage: Folk theatre in Bihar has long been a school without walls. Travelling troupes performed stories from epics, local legends and village life on open grounds, using song, dialogue, humour and simple costumes to hold a crowd that might include people who could not read. A performance did more than entertain: it taught moral lessons, mocked corrupt officials, preserved local dialect and gave a village a shared evening of laughter and argument. The actors were often farmers and artisans who rehearsed after work. Today television and mobile phones compete for the same evenings, and many troupes struggle to survive. Yet wherever folk theatre still performs, it proves that a story told face to face can do what a screen cannot: gather a community in one place. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?

1.
Folk theatre of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.
2.
The passage suggests the subject is unimportant and deserves no further attention.
3.
The passage proves that every traditional practice connected with the subject should be abandoned.
4.
The passage claims that only experts, never ordinary people, can understand the subject.

Correct Answer: Folk theatre of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.

The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.

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