Lesson A3.O2.2.3

A3.O2.2.3 Festivals: practices in Britain and elsewhere Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 7

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The 20 questions

  1. Which festival is widely known as the festival of lights?

    • Holi
    • Diwali
    • Raksha Bandhan
    • Navaratri
  2. Which festival is known for colours and celebrating spring?

    • Holi
    • Vaisakhi
    • Raksha Bandhan
    • Diwali
  3. What relationship is celebrated during the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan?

    • Guru and disciple
    • Business partners
    • Neighbours only
    • Sibling bond
  4. Which myth is associated with Raksha Bandhan in the Hindu specification?

    • Rama and Sita
    • Shiva and Parvati
    • King Bali and Lakshmi
    • Krishna and Arjuna
  5. Which Purana is cited for the myth of King Bali and Lakshmi?

    • Bhagavata Purana
    • Kurma Purana
    • Bhavishya Purana
    • Vishnu Purana
  6. Which Purana is cited for the myth of Indra and the demon?

    • Garuda Purana
    • Skanda Purana
    • Vishnu Purana
    • Bhavishya Purana
  7. Which Hindu festival is marked by the exchange of rakhi threads?

    • Holi festival
    • Raksha Bandhan
    • Janmashtami
    • Diwali festival
  8. What key feature of Hindu festivals is highlighted for study in the specification?

    • Financial costs
    • Legal status
    • Dietary bans
    • Diverse origins
  9. Families light oil lamps and share sweets to celebrate a festival of light. Which festival is this?

    • Holi
    • Diwali
    • Raksha Bandhan
    • Vaisakhi
  10. Friends throw coloured powder to welcome spring. Which festival is this?

    • Navaratri
    • Diwali
    • Holi
    • Raksha Bandhan
  11. A sister ties a thread on her brother's wrist, asking for his protection. Which festival is this?

    • Holi festival
    • Janmashtami
    • Diwali festival
    • Raksha Bandhan
  12. Why might Diwali be practised differently by Hindu communities across Britain?

    • Lack of temples
    • Local cultural backgrounds
    • Prohibited scriptures
    • Strict government laws
  13. What do origin myths like the Indra and demon story explain about a festival?

    • Economic policies
    • Festival origins
    • Architectural designs
    • Dietary rules
  14. Which sacred text tradition provides the myths associated with Raksha Bandhan?

    • Upanishads
    • Vedas only
    • Puranas
    • Manusmriti
  15. How are festivals like Diwali primarily maintained by Hindus living in Britain?

    • Community practice
    • Secret ceremonies
    • Isolation from neighbours
    • State enforcement
  16. What seasonal event is closely linked to the celebration of Holi?

    • Midwinter solstice
    • Arrival of spring
    • Autumn harvest
    • Monsoon season
  17. What do sacred myths primarily provide for Hindu festival celebrations?

    • Commercial value
    • Calendar dates
    • Meaning and values
    • Architectural plans
  18. What does the varied practice of Diwali across different locations demonstrate?

    • Loss of faith
    • Prohibited rituals
    • A lack of scripture
    • Diverse community traditions
  19. What do Puranic myths provide for Hindu festivals like Raksha Bandhan?

    • Historical dates
    • Spiritual meaning
    • Financial support
    • Legal obligation
  20. Which three Hindu festivals are specifically named in the WJEC specification?

    • Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Dussehra
    • Diwali, Navratri, Holi
    • Diwali, Shivaratri, Raksha Bandhan
    • Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan

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