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Punjab Festivals & Traditions Quiz
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Q1.
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Which festive custom best reflects Punjab's emphasis on community celebration?
A)
Solo fasting only
B)
Shared dancing, singing, and langar
C)
Snow camping
D)
Silent retreat
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Q2.
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Which festival is traditionally linked to the sowing or harvest cycle and joyful bhangra performances?
A)
Baisakhi
B)
Navroz
C)
Eid al-Fitr
D)
Christmas
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Q3.
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Which Punjabi festival is widely known as a bonfire festival for new beginnings and seasonal change?
A)
Janmashtami
B)
Lohri
C)
Teej
D)
Baisakhi
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Q4.
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Which festival precedes the main wheat harvest celebration in Punjab's winter season?
A)
Baisakhi
B)
Diwali
C)
Lohri
D)
Dussehra
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Q5.
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Which festival in Punjab often includes visits to the gurdwara and community meals?
A)
Baisakhi
B)
Songkran
C)
Halloween
D)
Hanukkah
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Q6.
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Which tradition is central to many Punjabi celebrations and gurdwara observances?
A)
Mask burning
B)
Animal sacrifice
C)
Chariot racing
D)
Langar
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Q7.
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Which festival is associated with the date April 13 or 14 in Punjab?
A)
Diwali
B)
Baisakhi
C)
Lohri
D)
Holi
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Q8.
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Which Punjabi folk singing style is often heard during festivals and weddings?
A)
Qawwali only
B)
Boliyan
C)
Tappa only
D)
Bhavageet
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Q9.
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Which festival is especially linked with the ripening of rabi crops in Punjab?
A)
Baisakhi
B)
Easter
C)
Ganesh Chaturthi
D)
Janmashtami
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Q10.
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Which of these is a common festive performance in rural Punjab?
A)
Flamenco
B)
Ballet
C)
Samba
D)
Bhangra
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Q11.
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Which Punjabi women's folk dance is common during festive occasions?
A)
Yak dance
B)
Giddha
C)
Rouf
D)
Dandiya
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Q12.
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Baisakhi is associated in Sikh history with the creation of what?
A)
Misls
B)
Langar
C)
Akal Takht
D)
Khalsa
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Q13.
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During Hola Mohalla, displays often include what?
A)
Puppet opera
B)
Martial skills
C)
Boat rowing
D)
Camel dance
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Q14.
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Which month usually sees the celebration of Lohri?
A)
January
B)
August
C)
October
D)
April
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Q15.
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Which festival in Punjab often features children singing at doorways and collecting treats?
A)
Lohri
B)
Raksha Bandhan
C)
Baisakhi
D)
Karva Chauth
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Q16.
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Which winter festival in Punjab is associated with bonfires?
A)
Lohri
B)
Holi
C)
Baisakhi
D)
Diwali
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Q17.
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Which Punjabi festival is especially associated with mustard fields and spring cheer?
A)
Lohri
B)
Mahashivratri
C)
Baisakhi
D)
Muharram
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Q18.
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Which Sikh tradition involves carrying devotional processions, often seen during major festivals?
A)
Rath yatra
B)
Ther procession
C)
Nagar kirtan
D)
Boat puja
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Q19.
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Hola Mohalla is most famously celebrated at which place in Punjab?
A)
Anandpur Sahib
B)
Amritsar
C)
Ludhiana
D)
Bathinda
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Q20.
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Which harvest festival of Punjab is also important in Sikh religious history?
A)
Teej
B)
Lohri
C)
Karva Chauth
D)
Baisakhi
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Q21.
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Which sweet is commonly distributed during Lohri celebrations?
A)
Rewari and gajak
B)
Mysore pak
C)
Petha
D)
Sandesh
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Q22.
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Which harvest festival is celebrated in Punjab in April?
A)
Bihu
B)
Lohri
C)
Onam
D)
Baisakhi
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Q23.
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Which major Sikh festival can draw large gatherings at Anandpur Sahib?
A)
Pongal
B)
Bihu
C)
Hola Mohalla
D)
Navratri only
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Q24.
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What is a common feature of Lohri celebrations?
A)
Boat races
B)
Camel fair
C)
Bonfire and folk songs
D)
Snow sculptures
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Q25.
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What is commonly done with the Nishan Sahib during Baisakhi observances at gurdwaras?
A)
It is lowered forever
B)
It is hidden
C)
It is ceremonially cleaned and reinstalled
D)
It is painted black
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