Chapter - FESTIVALS OF INDIA
Q 1 ) How do people celebrate Gokul Ashtami ?
Ans : The people celebrate their birthday of Lord Krishna on Gokul Ashtami . The streets are filled with
men and boys singing and dancing . They hold hands and form a long of chain and they dance . The
men make a tall pyramid by climbing on one another's shoulder . The man write on the top of the
human pyramid then breaks the pot hung high up above the street . They usually find some money
inside the pot which they share among themselves .
Q 2) Which is the most important Muslim festival ?
Ans : The most important Muslim festival is Ramzan Id . It comes at the end of the month of fasting for all
Muslim .
Q 3) Which important festival do the Sikhs observe ?
Ans : The important festival the Sikhs observe is the Birthday of Guru Nanak __ a great saint of the Sikhs .
Q 4) What is the Parsee new year day ?
Ans : The important festival of the Parsee is Pateti . The day after that is their new year .
Q 5) Why is Christmas celebrated ?
Ans : Christmas is celebrated by Christian all over the world to mark the birthday of lord Jesus Christ .
Q 6) Why is Diwali called the " Festival of Lights " ?
Ans : Diwali is called the " Festival of Lights " because throughout the country even the poorest home is
decorated with rose of clay lamps lit with oil . In the evening the people burst crackers and let off all
sorts of fireworks .
Q 7) Why do Hindu businessman consider Diwali and important day ?
Ans : Hindu businessman consider Diwali as important day because it is the beginning of their business year .
Q 8) What does Vasant dance represent ?
Ans : The Vasant dance represents a change of seasons . It tells us about the coming of spring .
Q 9) Why do people spray colour on one another at Holi ?
Ans : The people spray colour on one another at Holi because the colours represent the bright look that
nature puts on in spring .
Q 10) Which are the national holidays observed in our country ?
Ans : The national holiday observed in our country are Independence day on 15th of August , Republic day on 26th of January and Gandhi Jayanti on 2nd of October
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