onelinerinfo@gmail.com
Home | About Us | Contact Us
onelinerinfo@gmail.comHome | About Us | Contact Us
|
Q 1.
What is the meaning of " unity in diversity" in Indian context?
Ans.
Despite different customs and traditions, India has a sense of unity.
|
|
Q 2.
What is the primary uses of spices like turmeric and cumin in Indian cooking?
Ans.
To enhance flavour and aroma.
|
|
Q 3.
Who helps the Pandavas fight to Kauravas to recover their kingdom in Mahabharata?
Ans.
Lord krishan.
|
|
Q 4.
Name the staple food consumed in most parts of India?
Ans.
Rice.
|
|
Q 5.
We have diverse____throughout the year?
Ans.
Festivals.
|
|
Q 6.
How many languages were found to be used in India according to anthropological serves of India?
Ans.
1000.
|
|
Q 7.
What survey was conducted by anthropologist survey of India called?
Ans.
People of India project.
|
|
Q 8.
What is an important aspect of Indian festivals as shown in text?
Ans.
They share common themes despite different names.
|
|
Q 9.
According to K.S singh the heroes of which Indian epic visited nearly every place in the country according to folklore?
Ans.
The Mahabharata ( Pandava).
|
|
Q 10.
What does "unity in diversity" mean in context of India?
Ans.
It implies the coexistence of diverse linguistic, Cultural and social identities under one national identity.
|
|
Q 11.
People in India speak different?
Ans.
Languages.
|
|
Q 12.
What are the two great Indian epics that narrate stories heroes fighting to restore dharma?
Ans.
Ramayan and Mahabharata.
|
|
Q 13.
Examples of both unity and diversity in Indian culture of two classical Indian arts were?
Ans.
Architecture and classical arts.
|
|
Q 14.
Panchatantra is an example of unity in diversity because?
Ans.
It has been adapted into over 50 languages.
|
|
Q 15.
Which community did the anthropologist K.G singh study in relation to the Mahabharta?
Ans.
Tribal communities in the Northeast and Himalayan region.
|
|
Q 16.
How did the British historian Vincent Smith describe India's diversity?
Ans.
Bewildering diversity that prevents any unity.
|
|
Q 17.
Name the famous types of silk saris in India?
Ans.
Banarasi, Patan patola, Muga, Mysore and Kanjivaram.
|
|
Q 18.
According to figure 8.1 which region eats kollam rice?
Ans.
Kerala.
|
|
Q 19.
How does the festivals of Makara Sankranti celebrate in many parts of India?
Ans.
Beginning of harvest season.
|
|
Q 20.
What kind of cloth is a sari traditionally made from?
Ans.
Silk.
|