Which musical instrument is prominently used in Bihu performances?

The correct answer is: a) Dhol.

The dhol is a double-headed drum that is prominently used in Bihu performances. It is a large drum that is played with both hands. The dhol is made of wood and has a skin on each head. The skin is usually made of goat or cowhide. The dhol is played by striking the skin with the hands. The dhol is a very important part of Bihu music. It provides the rhythm for the dance and the singing. The dhol is also used to call people to the Bihu celebrations.

The other options are incorrect because they are not prominently used in Bihu performances.

• Pepa is a flute that is used in Bihu music. However, it is not as prominent as the dhol.
• Tabla is a pair of drums that are used in Indian classical music. They are not used in Bihu music.
• Khol is a drum that is used in folk music from North India. It is not used in Bihu music.