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STICA - DIWALI TRIVIA NIGHT
STICA - DIWALI TRIVIA NIGHT
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1
During which lunar phase is Diwali typically celebrated?
Waning moon (Krishna Paksha)
New moon (Amavasya)
Waxing moon (Shukla Paksha)
Full moon (Purnima)
2
Why is it customary to burst firecrackers during Diwali celebrations?
To symbolize the end of the harvest
To compete with neighbors
To create noise and scare away evil spirits
To entertain children
3
Which flower is commonly used in decorations during Diwali to enhance the festive atmosphere?
Rose
Sunflower
Jasmine
Marigold
4
What do people often create at the entrance of their homes during Diwali to bring good luck?
Diya
Toran
Rangoli
All the above
5
What game is commonly played during Diwali, and why is it significant?
Ludo - To celebrate friendship
Monopoly - To teach financial management
Chess - To enhance strategic thinking
Cards - To bring luck and prosperity
6
In some regions, why are mango leaves used to decorate doorways during Diwali?
They are used in cooking
They smell good
They represent prosperity and fertility
They are easy to find
7
Diwali is celebrated in every Indian state with the same customs and rituals.
False
True
8
In regions of India where Diwali is celebrated over five days, what is the name of the first day?
Choti Diwali
Dhanteras
Bhai Dooj
Govardhan Puja
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1. What is the main reason Diwali is celebrated?
To honor the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana and his return to Ayodhya.
To celebrate the birthday of Lord Krishna.
To celebrate the start of the harvest season.
To mark the beginning of the monsoon season.
10
What does the word "Diwali" or "Deepavali" mean?
Row of lights
Festival of colors
Harvest festival
Celebration of sweets
11
Which popular Indian film famously portrays the celebration of Diwali in its storyline?
Dangal
3 Idiots
Lagaan
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
12
What is the cultural significance of exchanging sweets and gifts during Diwali?
To showcase wealth
To foster community bonds and express love and goodwill
To impress acquaintances
To fulfill societal expectations
13
During Diwali, people often prepare
Peda
, which is made primarily from which ingredient?
Coconut
Sugar
Milk
Flour
14
Which festival celebrated by Sikhs coincides with Diwali, marking the release of Guru Hargobind Ji from prison?
Hola Mohalla
Vaisakhi
Bandi Chhor Divas
Gurpurab
15
Diwali is celebrated in the month of September or October each year
False
True
16
Which cultural practice is observed in many Indian households during Diwali to invite prosperity and remove negativity?
Painting walls
Wearing new clothes
Burning incense
Cleaning and decorating homes
17
Why do people light diyas (oil lamps) on Diwali?
To symbolize the victory of light over darkness
To celebrate the rainy season
To keep insects away
To honor the sun
18
The Diwali festival is only celebrated in India and not in any other countries
False
True
19
Which goddess emerged from the ocean during the churning of the Milky Ocean (Samudra Manthan), and worshipped on Diwali?
Goddess Kali
Goddess Saraswati
Goddess Durga
Goddess Lakshmi
20
The significance of Rangoli/Kolam during Diwali, is solely for decorative purposes and has no spiritual significance
True
False
