WorksheetsDeepavali Celebration
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who Celebrates Diwali?
Muslims
Chinese
Indians
Kadazan
What is Diwali also known as?
The Festival of Darkness
The Festival of Lights
The Festival of Sounds
The Festival of Colours
What is Diwali also known as?
The Festival of Darkness
The Festival of Lights
The Festival of Sounds
The Festival of Colours
How long does Diwali last?
1 day
2 weeks
5 days
1 month
Colourful decorations are made using flour and water and painted on the floor by the entrance to people's homes. What are they called?
Diya
Rangoli
Drawing
Henna
What do you traditionally eat at Diwali ?
Murukku
Nasi Lemak
Briyani
Mooncake
What do you traditionally eat at Diwali?
Sweets and puddings
Nasi Lemak
Briyani
Mooncake
What is the name of the oil lamp lighted by Indians during Diwali?
Firework
Diya
Lantern
Tanglung
What is the name for this Indian costume?
Baju Melayu
Samfu
Dhoti
Blazer
What is the name for this Indian costume?
Baju Melayu
Samfu
Kurta
Blazer
What is the name for this Indian costume?
Baju Kebaya
Cheongsam
Lengha
Blouse
What is the name for this Indian costume?
Baju Kebaya
Cheongsam
Saree
Blouse
What legend will celebrate by Hindus during the festival of light?
The Legend of the blue sea
The Legend of Rama and Sita
The Legend of Robin Hood
The legend of the Fountain of Youth
In story of Rama and Sita, Rama is a _________?
Prince
Wife
Warrior
King
In the story of Rama and Sita, Prince Rama's wife name is ________?
Sita
Sila
Lakshmi
Lakshma
In the story of Rama and Sita, there have a terrible demon king named Ravana, he had how many heads and arms?
one head and one arm
two heads and three arms
five heads and five arms
ten heads and twenty arms
In the story of Rama and Sita, Rama killed the evil Ravana with what?
Knife
Sword
Magic arrow
Weapon
Why people are lighting lamps when they celebrate Diwali?
Remember light triumphs over dark and good over evil.
Remember firework celebration
Remember the beautiful of light
Remember good over evil
Lamps are lit to help Lakshmi find her way into people's homes and doors also window are left open so that she can find her way in.
Agree
Disagree
Many Hindus also link Diwali with Lakshmi, the goddness of wealth.
Agree
Disagree
