- During which festival do people make and exchange sweets made of sesame seeds and jaggery to celebrate the arrival of winter season?
a. Makar Sankranti
b. Holi
c. Diwali
d. Raksha BandhanAnswer: a. Makar Sankranti - Which festival is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil and the homecoming of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after a long exile?
a. Diwali
b. Durga Puja
c. Holi
d. Raksha BandhanAnswer: a. Diwali - During which festival do people decorate their houses with flowers, rangoli, and light lamps to welcome Goddess Lakshmi?
a. Navratri
b. Diwali
c. Durga Puja
d. BaisakhiAnswer: b. Diwali - Which festival is celebrated to mark the onset of spring season and the end of winter season?
a. Holi
b. Raksha Bandhan
c. Diwali
d. Durga PujaAnswer: a. Holi - During which festival do people visit their friends and relatives, exchange gifts and sweets, and light lamps to celebrate the victory of good over evil?
a. Diwali
b. Holi
c. Dussehra
d. Raksha BandhanAnswer: a. Diwali - Which festival is celebrated to mark the onset of harvest season and is known for its traditional dance and music?
a. Bihu
b. Pongal
c. Onam
d. NavratriAnswer: a. Bihu - During which festival do people decorate their houses with marigold flowers and light lamps to welcome Goddess Durga?
a. Diwali
b. Holi
c. Navratri
d. BaisakhiAnswer: c. Navratri - Which festival is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu?
a. Dussehra
b. Janmashtami
c. Diwali
d. HoliAnswer: b. Janmashtami - During which festival do people light bonfires to mark the end of winter season and the beginning of spring season?
a. Lohri
b. Baisakhi
c. Holi
d. DiwaliAnswer: a. Lohri - Which festival is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism?
a. Eid al-Fitr
b. Diwali
c. Guru Nanak Jayanti
d. DussehraAnswer: c. Guru Nanak Jayanti
