Diwali Trivia Quiz

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Diwali Trivia Quiz




Test your knowledge and learn more about Diwali by participating in our fun trivia quiz! Celebrate the festival by uncovering interesting facts and traditions associated with Diwali.


Get ready to put your knowledge to the test and discover new insights about this vibrant and joyous festival!


So here you go...


1. Which king's return to Ayodhya is celebrated as the main event of Diwali?

   - A) Lord Rama

   - B) Lord Krishna

   - C) Arjuna

   - D) Yudhishthira


2. What is the name of the decorative patterns made on the floor during Diwali using colored rice, flour, or flower petals?

   - A) Rangoli

   - B) Kolam

   - C) Alpana

   - D) Mandana


3. Along with India, Diwali is a recognized holiday in which other country?

   - A) Nepal

   - B) Sri Lanka

   - C) Thailand

   - D) Fiji


4. Diwali marks the beginning of the new financial year in which region of India?

   - A) Western India

   - B) Southern India

   - C) Northern India

   - D) Eastern India

5. Which Indian sweet is specifically associated with Diwali and is believed to have been Lord Ganesha’s favorite?
   - A) Modak

   - B) Laddu

   - C) Barfi

   - D) Peda

6. In addition to Lakshmi Puja, which deity is also worshipped during Diwali in many regions of India?
   - A) Saraswati

   - B) Durga

   - C) Kali

   - D) Hanuman

7. What is the significance of the "Govardhan Puja" that is celebrated a day after Diwali in some parts of India?
   - A) Honoring Lord Krishna's lifting of Govardhan Hill

   - B) Worshiping the sacred cow

   - C) Commemorating the victory of Lord Rama

   - D) Celebrating the harvest festival

8. Which historical figure is believed to have been released from imprisonment by Emperor Jahangir during the occasion of Diwali?
   - A) Guru Nanak

   - B) Guru Hargobind

   - C) Guru Tegh Bahadur

   - D) Guru Gobind Singh

9. The Jain community commemorates which significant event during Diwali?
   - A) Nirvana of Mahavira

   - B) Birth of Mahavira

   - C) Enlightenment of Mahavira

   - D) First sermon of Mahavira

10. Which firecracker, often associated with Diwali, is known for its dazzling, spinning display of lights?
   - A) Chakri

   - B) Anaar

   - C) Phuljhari

   - D) Bijli

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