Celebrating Baisakhi

What is Baisakhi celebrated for?

• Celebration of Diwali

• Commemoration of Independence Day

• Festival of Lights

• Baisakhi is celebrated for the harvest season and the formation of the Khalsa.

Which season does Baisakhi mark the beginning of?

• Monsoon

• Spring

• Winter

• Autumn

What do people do during Baisakhi celebrations?

• People celebrate Baisakhi by dancing, feasting, praying, and gathering in community events.

• People exchange gifts

• People watch movies together

• People go on vacation

Why is Baisakhi important for farmers?

• Baisakhi is important for farmers as it celebrates the harvest season and marks the beginning of the new agricultural year.

• Baisakhi is a festival for celebrating winter solstice.

• Baisakhi is primarily a religious holiday with no agricultural significance.

• Baisakhi marks the end of the farming season.

What type of food is commonly prepared during Baisakhi?

• Tacos

• Pasta

• Kheer, Lassi, Makki di Roti, Sarson da Saag

• Sushi

What is the traditional dance associated with Baisakhi?

• Gidda

• Garba

• Bhangra

• Kathak

In which country is Baisakhi primarily celebrated?

• India

• Bangladesh

• Nepal

• Pakistan

What does Baisakhi symbolize for the Sikh community?

• Baisakhi symbolizes the end of the harvest season for the Sikh community.

• Baisakhi symbolizes the harvest season and the formation of the Khalsa for the Sikh community.

• Baisakhi is a festival celebrating the birth of Guru Nanak.

• Baisakhi represents the beginning of winter for the Sikh community.

How do people greet each other during Baisakhi?

• Enjoy the harvest festival!

• People greet each other with 'Vaisakhi diyan lakh lakh vadhaiyan'.

What is one way people show gratitude during Baisakhi?

• Planting trees in the community.

• Lighting candles in homes.

• Exchanging gifts with family members.

• Sharing food during community feasts.