2. ________________ is known as the “Festival of Lights”. It is celebrated as a festival of victory of good over evil.

3. ____________________ is celebrated by Muslims at the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. It is considered as the feast of breaking the fast.

4. Which Hindu festival is celebrated by sisters who tie a colourful, decorative thread on the wrists of their brothers and perform pooja for their long life and good health?

5. Which festival is celebrated as the birth of Lord Krishna, who is considered as the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu?

6. Which is the festival that is celebrated as the resurrection of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion?

7. Which festival is also popularly known as the “Festival of Colours” in India? This festival marks the onset of the spring season in the country.

8. Which Islamic festival is celebrated to recognize the willingness of Ibrahim to follow Allah’s command to sacrifice his son?

9. ________________ is the festival which marks the end of Navratri and Durga Pooja in India.

10. Which festival commemorates the birth of the much-loved elephant-headed Hindu deity who is regarded as the remover of obstacles?

11. ________________________ is known as the harvest festival of Kerala celebrated by Malayalis across the southern part of India.

12. Which Hindu festival is celebrated as the victory of a divine goddess over the demon king Mahishasura?

13. _______________________ is celebrated in honour of the Hindu deity, Lord Shiva. This festival symbolizes the overcoming of ignorance and darkness in life.

14. Which sacred festival of the Sikh community marks the birth of the first Sikh Guru?

15. _____________________ is the harvest festival that is celebrated in Assam that marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year.