Q41. Which Assamese festival is known for its traditional dance called Bihu?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: b) Rongali Bihu
Explanation: Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, is celebrated with the traditional dance form called Bihu. It marks the Assamese New Year and the arrival of spring, and is characterized by music, dance, and feasts. It is one of the most important cultural festivals in Assam.
Q42. Which Assamese festival involves the worship of cattle, similar to the Bodo festival Bwisagu?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Goru Bihu
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Correct Answer: d) Goru Bihu
Explanation: Goru Bihu is a part of the Rongali Bihu celebrations in Assam, involving the worship of cattle. It is similar to the Bodo festival Bwisagu, where the first day is dedicated to cattle. During Goru Bihu, cattle are bathed, worshipped, and adorned with garlands.
Q43. Which Assamese festival is celebrated in January and marks the end of the harvesting season?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: a) Magh Bihu
Explanation: Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, is celebrated in January and marks the end of the harvesting season. It is characterized by feasts, bonfires, and various traditional games. The festival signifies the abundance of crops and the joy of harvest.
Q44. Which dance form is performed by the Bodo community during the Bwisagu festival?
a) Bihu
b) Bagurumba
c) Sattriya
d) Jhumur
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Correct Answer: b) Bagurumba
Explanation: Bagurumba is a traditional dance form performed by the Bodo community during the Bwisagu festival. It is known for its graceful movements and is often referred to as the “Butterfly Dance” due to the dancers’ arm movements resembling butterfly wings.
Q45. Which of the following is the state bird of Assam?
a) Indian Roller
b) White-winged Wood Duck
c) Great Hornbill
d) Peacock
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Correct Answer: b) White-winged Wood Duck
Explanation: The White-winged Wood Duck is the state bird of Assam. It is an endangered species and is primarily found in the dense forests and wetlands of Assam. The bird is known for its distinctive white wing patches and is a symbol of the state’s rich biodiversity.
Q46. Which Assamese festival is celebrated to mark the end of the sowing season?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: c) Kati Bihu
Explanation: Kati Bihu, also known as Kongali Bihu, is celebrated to mark the end of the sowing season. It is observed in mid-October and is a more solemn festival compared to the other Bihus. The festival involves lighting earthen lamps in paddy fields and praying for a good harvest.
Q47. Which Assamese festival involves lighting earthen lamps in paddy fields?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: c) Kati Bihu
Explanation: Kati Bihu, also known as Kongali Bihu, involves lighting earthen lamps in paddy fields. This practice is a way of seeking blessings for a good harvest and protecting the crops from pests and natural calamities. The festival is observed in mid-October.
Q48. Which Assamese festival is also known as Bhogali Bihu?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: a) Magh Bihu
Explanation: Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, is celebrated in January and marks the end of the harvesting season. It is characterized by feasts, bonfires, and various traditional games. The festival signifies the abundance of crops and the joy of harvest.
Q49. Which Assamese festival is celebrated with the traditional dance form called Bagurumba?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bwisagu
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Correct Answer: d) Bwisagu
Explanation: Bagurumba is a traditional dance form performed by the Bodo community during the Bwisagu festival. It is known for its graceful movements and is often referred to as the “Butterfly Dance” due to the dancers’ arm movements resembling butterfly wings.
Q50. Which Assamese festival is celebrated in mid-April and marks the Assamese New Year?
a) Magh Bihu
b) Rongali Bihu
c) Kati Bihu
d) Bohag Bihu
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Correct Answer: b) Rongali Bihu
Explanation: Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, is celebrated in mid-April and marks the Assamese New Year. It is characterized by music, dance, and feasts, and is one of the most important cultural festivals in Assam.