Deepavali Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Describe the importance of family gatherings during Deepavali.
2. Kolkata region of India celebrates ..... puja by offering hibiscus flowers, fish, meat, and several other offerings to Goddess Kali.
3. What is the literal meaning of 'Deepavali'?
4. Name the festival of lights
5. What do we learn from Diwali?
6. The word "Deepavali" is a combination of the words 'Dipa' and 'Gavali', the former meaning 'light' and the latter would mean?
7. How is the 5th day of Diwali celebrated in India?
8. This place is famously known as 'India's Cracker Town'
9. An immersion heater has a voltage of 24 V with a resistance of 12 ohms.How much current flows when connected to a 24 V power supply?
10. Describe the main rituals performed during Deepavali.
11. Deepavali is a festival of ..... ?
12. What do the Hindus do in the morning of Deepavali?
13. What does Deepavali represent?
14. What activity do people do just before Diwali in order to prepare for the arrival of the goddess Laxmi?
15. Deepavali is celebrated by different faiths.
16. Which is the first day of Diwali, dedicated to cleaning homes and purchasing small items of gold?
17. Discuss the impact of Deepavali on local economies.
18. How long has Diwali has been celebrated in Sikhism?
19. Deepavali is always celebrated on
20. How is the fourth day of Diwali usually been celebrated?
21. The festival of Diwali is held on the night known as Amavasya or also called as .....
22. Choose the wrong option.
23. Which substance is made up of ions?
24. What are the characteristics of the soul?
25. Why are diyas lit to celebrate Diwali?i. To celebrate Ram return from saving Sitaii. Spreading light, hope, and positivityiii. Driving away darkness, negativity, and ignorance.iv. Inviting Sita, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, into one's home
26. In a demonstration of the effect of a magnetic field on a candle flame, the spread of a flame attracted to a negatively charged metal plate is ..... compared to the spread attracted to a positively charged metal plate.
27. Where is the Indian Heritage Centre located?
28. How to celebrate Deepavali
29. Which part of the house do Indians put Rangoli(kolam)?
30. Which statement below is correct?
31. Which is the first day of Diwalk, dedicated to cleaning homes and purchasing small items of gold?
32. Which day of Diwali, commemorating Krishna's defeat of Indra, is called Goverdhan Puja, Balipratipada, or Annakut?
33. Diwali/Deepavali is the celebration of Lunar New Year
34. What is the moral of Diwali?
35. South Indians celebrate Diwali in honor of Lord Krishna's defeat of the Demon King. What was his name
36. When is Deepavali 2023 expected to fall on?
37. What is the main type of food prepared during Deepavali?
38. What traditionally goes on top of a Christmas tree?
39. Besides Hindus, Sikhs and Jains celebrate Deepavali, true or false?
40. What is the significance of lighting diyas during Deepavali?
41. What does Deepavali celebrate
42. What is the story behind Diwali?
43. The main purpose of Kolam is
44. Protium, Deuterium and Tritium are isotopes of the element hydrogen.Among the following, what do the three isotopes have in common?
45. During the period of Deepavali, what activity is believed to bring you good luck for the year ahead?
46. On the day of Diwali, Lord ..... attained his Moksha.
47. Whose help did Ravana take to carry away Sita?
48. Who celebrate Deepavali?
49. Which Hindu month is Deepavali observed on?
50. DEEPAVALI CELEBRATION IS ALSO CALLED AS .....
51. One of the important Balakaras performed on Diwali?
52. What never dies?
53. 'Thalai Deepavali' is celebrated in the state of:
54. Ayodhya was the capital of which Kingdom?
55. Rangoli is painted on .....
56. What is being practice traditionally to start the day on Deepavali
57. Diwali is celebrated for ..... days
58. What is the traditional attire worn during Deepavali?
59. Diwali typically takes place between which two months of the year?
60. What is the traditional clothes for Deepavali?