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SAMPADA Level 1 Practice Test
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Which note is described as the 'Ultimate Note' in the material?
Shadjam
Rishabha
Madhyama
Nishada
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Correct Answer:
Nishada
Explanation:
Think of the basic Indian scale as seven swaras arranged from the tonic up to a top note before the octave repeats. Shadjam is the starting point, the anchor of the scale, not its end. Rishabha and Madhyama sit in the middle range, while Nishada sits at the top step of the standard octave. This top position makes it the highest note in the usual octave before returning to Shadjam in the next octave, so it’s described as the Ultimate Note. That’s why Nishada is the best answer.
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