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Which of the following dance forms is performed by devotees during the ceremonial worship of Murugan, the Tamil God of
War?
Mayilattom
Therukoothu
Kavadi Aattam
Kummi
- Kavadi Aattam:
- This is the correct answer. It's a devotional dance performed by followers of Lord Murugan during rituals and festivals. The dancers carry a "Kavadi," a semicircular, decorated structure, as an act of penance and devotion.
- Mayilattom:
- A traditional art form where dancers imitate the graceful movements of a peacock. It is associated with Lord Subramanya (another name for Murugan) but not directly part of ceremonial worship.
- Therukoothu:
- It's a form of street theater popular in Tamil Nadu. While it can depict stories from Hindu mythology, it's not specifically a ritual dance for Murugan.
- Kummi:
- A folk dance that involves rhythmic clapping and is mainly celebratory. It is not specifically tied to worshiping Murugan.
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