History of diwali

When is the festival of Diwali celebrated?

• May and June

• January and February

• March and April

• October and November

What festival is celebrated as the festival of the return of Lord Rama to his home?

• Lord Shiva

• Lord Rama

• Lord Hanuman

• Lord Krishna

On the day of Diwali, which color of firecrackers are lit?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• White

On which festival is Lakshmi Puja performed on the day of Diwali?

• Raksha Bandhan

• Holi

• Diwali

• Dussehra

On the day of Diwali, which festival is celebrated as Bhai Dooj?

• Raksha Bandhan

• Bhai Dooj

• Dussehra

• Holi

What is the significance of lighting diyas during Diwali?

• To welcome Lord Rama back home

• To celebrate the victory of good over evil

• To honor the goddess Lakshmi

• To seek blessings from Lord Shiva

Which sweet dish is traditionally prepared during Diwali?

• Jalebi

• Gulab Jamun

• Kaju Katli

• Rasgulla

What is the significance of bursting firecrackers during Diwali?

• To ward off evil spirits

• To celebrate the harvest season

• To commemorate the victory of Lord Krishna

• To honor the god of fire, Agni

What is the significance of exchanging gifts during Diwali?

• To promote love and harmony

• To honor the goddess Lakshmi

• To commemorate the victory of Lord Krishna

• To seek blessings from Lord Shiva

Which traditional activity is performed during Diwali to welcome goddess Lakshmi?

• Lighting candles

• Decorating the house with flowers

• Creating Rangoli designs

• Offering prayers at the temple