What is Holi also known as?
Festival of Winter
Festival of Flowers
Festival of Lights
Festival of Colors
In which country is Holi primarily celebrated?
Morocco
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
India & Nepal
What does Holi celebrate?
The return of summer
Victory of good over evil
New Year
The harvest season
Which Hindu god is associated with the legend most commonly linked to Holi?
Krishna
Shiva
Brahma
Vishnu
What natural occurrence does Holi also celebrate?
Summer Solstice
Winter Solstice
Monsoon
Spring
What is thrown or applied on others during Holi?
Water
All of the above
Flower petals
Colored powders
What special drink is associated with Holi?
Thandai
Jaggery tea
Lassi
Masala Chai
Holi is celebrated for how many days?
1 day
2 days
3 days
5 days
What is one of the traditional foods eaten during Holi?
All of the above
Biryani
Gujiya
Samosas
Which Hindu month does Holi typically fall in?
Chaitra
Phalguna
Shravana
Kartika
What symbolic act does Holi involve to signify the victory of good over evil?
Lighting oil lamps
Fasting
Burning Holika
Planting trees
Holi is known for promoting which of the following?
Education
Unity
Wealth
Strength
Which Bollywood song about Holi has become iconic over the years?
Dola Re Dola
Jai Jai Shivshankar
Rang Barse
Ghoomar
What is the key message of Holi?
Wisdom and patience
Peace and solitude
Triumph of good over evil
Victory and courage
The night before Holi, what event takes place?
Dance performances
A feast
Singing competitions
Bonfires
In addition to India, which of these countries also celebrates Holi widely?
Bangladesh
Japan
Russia
Thailand
