What is Rigveda?

• The Rigveda is a type of Italian pasta dish.

• The Rigveda is a collection of Greek epic poems.

• The Rigveda is a modern novel written in English.

• The Rigveda is an ancient Indian collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns.

Where did the Indo-European language family originate?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Pontic-Caspian steppe

• Antarctica

• Sahara Desert

What are some key themes found in Rigveda?

• Geographical descriptions, culinary recipes, architectural designs

• Mythological stories, political commentary, scientific discoveries

• Deities, philosophical reflections, rituals, cosmic order

• Love stories, economic theories, historical events

Why is Rigveda culturally significant?

• It is one of the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, providing insights into ancient Indian society, religion, and philosophy.

• It has no relevance to modern society

• It was written in the 20th century

• It is a fictional creation with no historical basis

What are some linguistic features of the Indo-European language family?

• Simple sentence structure

• Tonal language features

• Syllabic writing system

• Inflectional morphology, large vocabulary, complex verb conjugation system

How many hymns are present in Rigveda?

• 999

• 1,028

• 1,200

• 876

Which river is often mentioned in Rigveda?

• Sindhu River

• Amazon River

• Ganges River

• Nile River

What is the significance of Agni in Rigveda?

• Agni is associated with water in Rigveda

• Agni is not mentioned in Rigveda

• Agni in Rigveda is significant as the god of fire and sacrifice, acting as a messenger between humans and gods.

• Agni is a minor deity in Rigveda

Who composed the hymns in Rigveda?

• Rishis

• Brahmins

• Monks

• Vedas

What are some common words shared by Indo-European languages?

• Animals

• Colors

• Numbers, family terms, basic pronouns

• Planets