Q.1: Bihu is a festival of which state of India?
a) Mizoram b) Manipur c) Nagaland d) Assam
Ans: d) Assam
Q.2: Pongal is the festival of which state of India?
a) Tamil Nadu b) Maharastra c) Chattisgarh d) Jharkhand
a) Tamil Nadu
Q 3: Which festival is celebrated in Kerala?
a) Navroz b) Onam c) Sankranti d) Ugadi
Ans: b) Onam
Q.4: Ugadi is the festival of which state of India?
a) Kerala b) Tamil Nadu c) Karnataka d) Goa
Ans: c) Karnataka
Q.5: Bathukamma festival is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Karnataka b) Telangana
c) Odisha d) Andhra Pradesh
Ans: b) Telangana
Q.6: Chhath Pooja is related which state of India?
a) Uttar Pradesh b) Jharkhand c) Chattisgarh d) Bihar
Ans: d) Bihar
Q.7: Sarhul, a tribal spring festival is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Jharkhand b) Chattisgarh d) Mizoram d) Himachal Pradesh
Ans: a) Jharkhand
Q.8: Gangaur and Teej is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Gujarat b) Punjab
c) Rajasthan d) Haryana
Ans: c) Rajasthan
Q.9: Shigmo is celebrated in which part of India?
a) Goa b) Sikkim
c) Tripura d) Meghalaya
Ans: a) Goa
Q.10: Hornbill festival is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Nagaland b) Arunachal Pradesh
c) Tripura d) Manipur
Ans: a) Nagaland
Q.11: Jathera poojan is related to which state of India?
a) Gujarat b) Haryana
c) Uttrakhand d) Uttar Pradesh
Ans: b) Haryana
Q.12: Yaosang festival is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Manipur b) Ladakh
c) Assam d) Arunachal Pradesh
Ans: a) Manipur
Q.13: Mawkynting is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Nagaland b) Manipur
c) Tripura d) Meghalaya
Ans: d) Meghalaya
Q.14: Chapchar Kut is celebrated in which state of India?
a) Mizoram b) Tripura
c) Odisha d) West Bengal
Ans: a) Mizoram
Q.15: Buisu is celebrated in which state of India?
a) SIkkim b) Himachal Pradesh
b) Tripura d) Meghalaya
Ans: b) Tripura
Q.16: Bhagta Parab is a festival of which state of India?
a) Madhya Pradesh b) Jharkhand
c) Telangana d) Maharashtra
Ans: b) Jharkhand
Other Important Fact
The Jingle Bells song was composed in 1857 by James Piespont and was originally called “One horse Open sleigh.” It was actually written for thanks giving.