Question 1: What is ‘Chaitra’ in the context of Chhattisgarh festivals?
Option 1: A type of dance
Option 2: A harvest festival
Option 3: A musical instrument
Option 4: A traditional dress

Question 2: The art of ‘Dhokra’ in Chhattisgarh is a form of:
Option 1: Pottery
Option 2: Weaving
Option 3: Metal casting
Option 4: Painting

Question 3: Which tribe in Chhattisgarh is known for the ‘Saila’ dance?
Option 1: Gond
Option 2: Baiga
Option 3: Oraon
Option 4: Kanwar

Question 4: Soharai’ paintings, unique to Chhattisgarh, are primarily related to:
Option 1: Marriage ceremonies
Option 2: Harvesting
Option 3: Birth celebrations
Option 4: Religious rituals

Question 5: The ‘Rawat Nach Mahotsav’ is a dance festival celebrating:
Option 1: Warriors
Option 2: Harvest
Option 3: Wedding ceremonies
Option 4: Seasonal changes

Question 6: What does the Chhattisgarhi phrase “Chakmak lagana” metaphorically mean?
Option 1: To start a fire
Option 2: To create trouble
Option 3: To enlighten someone
Option 4: To clean a surface

Question 7: Kaksar’ dance in Chhattisgarh is celebrated to:
Option 1: Welcome the monsoon
Option 2: Seek blessings for a good harvest
Option 3: Celebrate a wedding
Option 4: Honor ancestral spirits

Question 8: Which instrument is central to Chhattisgarhi folk music?
Option 1: Dholak
Option 2: Harmonium
Option 3: Mridangam
Option 4: Mandar

Question 9: What is ‘Lorik-Chanda’, often recited in Chhattisgarh?
Option 1: A harvest song
Option 2: A wedding hymn
Option 3: A folk tale
Option 4: A battle chant

Question 10: The traditional Chhattisgarhi costume ‘Panchee’ is worn by:
Option 1: Men
Option 2: Women
Option 3: Both men and women
Option 4: Priests

Question 11: Bhagoria Haat’ in Chhattisgarh is known for:
Option 1: A traditional market
Option 2: A dance form
Option 3: A type of headgear
Option 4: A festival of colors

Question 12: What does the proverb “Bara ke chera, saawan ke andhi” in Chhattisgarh imply?
Option 1: Strength in unity
Option 2: The inevitability of change
Option 3: The power of nature
Option 4: The unpredictability of fate

Question 13: In Chhattisgarhi culture, ‘Chakradhar Samaroh’ is a festival dedicated to:
Option 1: Music and dance
Option 2: Harvest
Option 3: Religious rituals
Option 4: Warrior traditions

Question 14: Which dance form in Chhattisgarh is performed only by men?
Option 1: Sua Geet
Option 2: Karma
Option 3: Raut Nacha
Option 4: Panthi

Question 15: Thethari’ art in Chhattisgarh is known for crafting:
Option 1: Wooden toys
Option 2: Metal utensils
Option 3: Terracotta pottery
Option 4: Cloth weaving

Question 16: In Chhattisgarh, ‘Bhitrakona’ is famous for its:
Option 1: Cave paintings
Option 2: Waterfalls
Option 3: Temples
Option 4: Forests

Question 17: The Chhattisgarhi idiom “Doodh ka doodh, paani ka paani” translates to:
Option 1: Mixing things up
Option 2: Clarifying a situation
Option 3: A rare occurrence
Option 4: An impossible task

Question 18: Mahuwa’, a significant element in Chhattisgarh culture, is:
Option 1: A dance form
Option 2: A musical instrument
Option 3: A festival
Option 4: A tree and its produce

Question 19: Jhara’ in Chhattisgarh is a traditional:
Option 1: Healing practice
Option 2: Cooking style
Option 3: Storytelling method
Option 4: Farming technique

Question 20: What is ‘Bhatraju’ in the context of Chhattisgarhi society?
Option 1: A tribe
Option 2: A dance form
Option 3: A musical genre
Option 4: A type of cuisine