Celebrate Holi: Fun and Safety

What is Holi commonly known as?

• Festival of Joy

• Festival of Lights

• Festival of Colors

• Festival of Spring

In which country is Holi celebrated as a major festival?

• Bangladesh

• India

• Nepal

• Pakistan

Name one popular color used during Holi celebrations.

• green

• pink

• yellow

• blue

What is the significance of throwing colored powders during Holi?

• To promote individualism and personal expression.

• The significance of throwing colored powders during Holi is to celebrate the arrival of spring, promote unity, and symbolize joy and the victory of good over evil.

• To honor the memory of a historical battle.

• To mark the end of winter and the beginning of summer.

Which festival is often referred to as the 'Festival of Colors'?

• Thanksgiving

• Eid

• Diwali

• Holi

What is a common food item enjoyed during Holi?

• Pav Bhaji

• Dhokla

• Samosa

• Gujiya

Name one safety tip to follow during Holi celebrations.

• Use natural colors for skin safety.

• Drink excessive amounts of water during the celebration.

• Ignore skin protection and enjoy freely.

• Use synthetic colors for vibrant effects.

Why is it important to use natural colors during Holi?

• It is important to use natural colors during Holi for safety, environmental reasons, and to preserve cultural traditions.

• Natural colors do not provide the same vibrancy as synthetic colors.

• Using synthetic colors is more traditional during Holi.

• Natural colors are more expensive than synthetic ones.

What is the traditional drink often consumed during Holi?

• Chai

• Thandai

• Lassi

• Bhang

How do people typically celebrate Holi in Nepal?

• Lighting fireworks and making wishes

• Exchanging gifts and cards

• People typically celebrate Holi in Nepal by throwing colors, dancing, singing, and sharing festive foods.

• Wearing traditional black attire