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Diwali and Choti Diwali: Family Quiz

Explore lamps, rangoli and stories with 10 family-friendly questions. Traditions vary by region and household. Play together or print a round.

Subject
General Knowledge
Grade
Adult General
Difficulty
Easy
Questions
10

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  1. 1. Diwali is widely known by which name?

    • A. Festival of Boats
    • B. Festival of Lights
    • C. Festival of Snow
    • D. Festival of Kites

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  2. 2. What does the name Deepavali refer to?

    • A. A mountain path
    • B. A string of bells
    • C. A rainy season
    • D. A row of lamps

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  3. 3. What is a diya?

    • A. A type of kite
    • B. A small lamp
    • C. A musical drum
    • D. A festive scarf

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  4. 4. Which decorative art often uses coloured powder or flower petals on the floor?

    • A. Weaving
    • B. Rangoli
    • C. Calligraphy
    • D. Pottery

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  5. 5. In a widely told northern Indian Diwali tradition, Rama returns to which city?

    • A. Madurai
    • B. Ayodhya
    • C. Ujjain
    • D. Puri

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  6. 6. Which goddess is honoured in Lakshmi Puja during Diwali?

    • A. Annapurna
    • B. Lakshmi
    • C. Saraswati
    • D. Ganga

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  7. 7. What does Choti Diwali mean in common English usage?

    • A. New Year Diwali
    • B. Spring Diwali
    • C. Little Diwali
    • D. River Diwali

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  8. 8. Choti Diwali is commonly associated with which observance?

    • A. Guru Purnima
    • B. Vasant Panchami
    • C. Naraka Chaturdashi
    • D. Makar Sankranti

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  9. 9. Which figure is associated with the defeat of Narakasura in a widely told Deepavali tradition?

    • A. Rama
    • B. Krishna
    • C. Ganesha
    • D. Hanuman

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  10. 10. Which statement best describes Diwali celebrations?

    • A. Stories and customs vary across communities
    • B. It always falls on the same Gregorian date
    • C. Only one city celebrates it
    • D. Every family follows identical customs

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