Extra Questions and Answers – Class 5 EVS – Chapter 5: Our Vibrant Country (Unit 3: Incredible India)
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Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 – Our Vibrant Country – Extra Questions and Answers
Extra Question Answers for Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 – “Our Vibrant Country”, based fully on the complete chapter textbook. These are chapter-wise, exam-based questions — including short, long, and thinking-based ones — ideal for school tests and revision.
A. Very Short Answer Questions (1 Mark)
Q1. On which date do we celebrate Republic Day in India?
Ans. Republic Day is celebrated on 26th January every year.
Q2. What is the colour at the top of our National Flag?
Ans. The colour at the top of our National Flag is saffron.
Q3. What does the saffron colour in the National Flag stand for?
Ans. Saffron stands for strength and courage.
Q4. What is the white band in the flag a symbol of?
Ans. The white band stands for peace and truth.
Q5. What does the green band in the flag represent?
Ans. The green band represents growth and prosperity.
Q6. What is at the centre of our flag?
Ans. The blue Ashoka Chakra is at the centre of our flag.
Q7. What is India’s National Emblem?
Ans. India’s National Emblem is the Lion Capital of Ashoka.
Q8. Who is shown on Indian currency notes?
Ans. The image of Mahatma Gandhi is shown on Indian currency notes.
Q9. What is the full form of UPI?
Ans. Unified Payments Interface.
Q10. Which is India’s national animal?
Ans. The Royal Bengal Tiger.
B. Short Answer Questions (2–3 Marks)
Q11. Why do we celebrate Republic Day on 26th January?
Ans. We celebrate Republic Day on 26 January 1950, the day when the Constitution of India came into force, giving us the right to govern ourselves with a set of rules.
Q12. Why do we celebrate Independence Day on 15th August?
Ans. We celebrate Independence Day on 15 August 1947, because on this day India became free from British rule after years of struggle.
Q13. What does the Ashoka Chakra in our National Flag represent?
Ans. The Ashoka Chakra represents duty (dharma) and the importance of moving forward with righteousness.
Q14. What does the “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” symbol on our currency represent?
Ans. It is based on Gandhi ji’s spectacles and represents Clean India Mission, encouraging cleanliness and hygiene.
Q15. Name the three defence forces that take part in the Republic Day Parade.
Ans. The Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force participate in the Republic Day Parade.
Q16. Where are lions found in India today?
Ans. Lions are found in the Gir Forest of Gujarat.
Q17. Name any two traditional Indian musical instruments.
Ans. Examples: Tabla, Mridangam, Sitar, Shehnai.
Q18. What are some famous Indian dance forms?
Ans. Some famous dance forms are Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, Manipuri, and Kuchipudi.
Q19. Which mission is shown through Gandhi ji’s spectacles?
Ans. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission).
Q20. What message does the National Emblem give us?
Ans. It represents strength, courage, and confidence.
C. Long Answer Questions (4–5 Marks)
Q21. Explain the importance of the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.
Ans.
The Republic Day Parade is held every year on 26 January at Rajpath, New Delhi.
It showcases India’s diversity and strength through:
- Tableaux from different states and union territories,
- Cultural performances,
- March past by the armed forces,
- Fighter jets flying in the sky.
It fills every Indian with pride and unity.
Q22. What is the difference between Independence Day and Republic Day?
Ans.
| Independence Day | Republic Day |
|---|---|
| Celebrated on 15 August 1947 | Celebrated on 26 January 1950 |
| Marks India’s freedom from British rule | Marks adoption of the Constitution of India |
| Symbol of freedom | Symbol of self-governance and democracy |
| Prime Minister hoists flag at Red Fort | President hoists flag at Rajpath |
Q23. What do you understand by “Diversity in India”?
Ans.
India is a land of diversity, where people speak different languages, eat different foods, wear different clothes, and follow different traditions.
Despite the differences, Indians live together with unity, peace, and respect for each other’s culture.
This diversity makes India vibrant and strong—just like a forest full of many kinds of trees and animals.
Q24. Write a short note on “Finding India in Currency Notes.”
Ans.
Indian currency notes show many aspects of India such as:
- The image of Mahatma Gandhi.
- Monuments like the Sun Temple, Red Fort, Hampi, and Rani ki Vav.
- Languages written in different scripts showing India’s linguistic diversity.
- Symbols like Gandhi’s spectacles for Swachh Bharat.
Currency notes reflect India’s unity in diversity.
Q25. What are some of India’s modern achievements?
Ans.
India has achieved great progress in modern times:
- It has the largest digital payment system (UPI).
- It built the Statue of Unity, the tallest in the world.
- It runs the largest postal network and Aadhaar system.
- India is advancing in space science, agriculture, and technology.
These achievements show a blend of tradition and modernity.
D. Higher Order Thinking (HOTS) Questions
Q26. How does the example of a forest help us understand India’s diversity?
Ans.
A forest has many types of plants, animals, and birds living together, making it strong and self-sufficient. Similarly, India’s diversity—of languages, food, culture, and people—makes it stronger and more beautiful.
Q27. Why do you think it is important to follow rules in a country?
Ans.
Rules maintain order, peace, and safety. Without rules, there would be chaos. The Constitution provides rules that help our country function smoothly and fairly.
Q28. How do our national symbols create unity among people?
Ans.
National symbols like the flag, emblem, anthem, animal, and bird remind us that we all belong to one nation, encouraging feelings of pride and unity.
Q29. What values do Republic Day and Independence Day teach us?
Ans.
They teach us patriotism, respect for freedom fighters, unity, discipline, and love for our country.
Q30. If you could make one rule for your school, what would it be and why?
Ans.
(Sample Answer) — “Every student must plant one tree every year.”
This rule will help in keeping our environment clean and green.
Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 – Our Vibrant Country (MCQs with Answers)
Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 – “Our Vibrant Country” MCQs based strictly on the full NCERT textbook , including questions from paragraphs, “Do You Know?” boxes, and key concepts.
Each question includes 4 options and the correct answer.
A Special Day in School
- What special day was being celebrated in the school?
a) Independence Day
b) Gandhi Jayanti
c) Republic Day
d) Children’s Day
Answer: c) Republic Day - What was tied at the top of the flagpole?
a) Garland
b) Ribbon
c) Folded Flag
d) Flower bunch
Answer: c) Folded Flag - What colours are there in the Indian National Flag?
a) Red, White, Blue
b) Saffron, White, Green
c) Orange, Yellow, Pink
d) Red, Green, Black
Answer: b) Saffron, White, Green - What does the saffron colour in our flag stand for?
a) Strength and Courage
b) Peace and Truth
c) Growth and Prosperity
d) Love and Kindness
Answer: a) Strength and Courage - What does the Ashoka Chakra represent?
a) Freedom
b) Duty (Dharma)
c) Progress
d) Victory
Answer: b) Duty (Dharma)
Republic Day Celebration at Delhi
- Which event in Delhi shows the diversity of India on Republic Day?
a) Republic Day Parade
b) Independence Day Parade
c) Cultural Day
d) Sports Meet
Answer: a) Republic Day Parade - Which forces participate in the Republic Day parade?
a) Only the Army
b) Police only
c) Army, Navy, Air Force, and Paramilitary
d) Scouts and Guides only
Answer: c) Army, Navy, Air Force, and Paramilitary - On which date do we celebrate Republic Day every year?
a) 26 January
b) 15 August
c) 2 October
d) 14 November
Answer: a) 26 January - When did India become independent?
a) 26 January 1950
b) 15 August 1947
c) 2 October 1948
d) 1 January 1950
Answer: b) 15 August 1947 - What is the special book of rules followed by India called?
a) Law Book
b) Constitution
c) Indian Code
d) Republic Guide
Answer: b) Constitution
Independence and Rules
- Why are rules important for a country?
a) To run smoothly and keep everyone safe
b) To make life difficult
c) To punish people
d) To stop freedom
Answer: a) To run smoothly and keep everyone safe - What kind of events are held in schools on Independence Day?
a) Science Fair
b) Flag Hoisting and Cultural Programmes
c) Sports Meet
d) Debate Competition
Answer: b) Flag Hoisting and Cultural Programmes - Which network is the largest in the world according to the lesson?
a) Postal Network of India
b) Internet Network
c) Railway Network
d) Air Network
Answer: a) Postal Network of India
Finding India in Currency Notes
- Whose image appears on all Indian currency notes?
a) Mahatma Gandhi
b) Jawaharlal Nehru
c) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
d) Sardar Patel
Answer: a) Mahatma Gandhi - What mission’s symbol is based on Gandhi ji’s spectacles?
a) Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
b) Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
c) Make in India
d) Fit India Mission
Answer: a) Swachh Bharat Abhiyan - What does the ‘MANI’ app help with?
a) Identifying currency notes for visually impaired people
b) Making payments
c) Translating languages
d) Weather forecast
Answer: a) Identifying currency notes for visually impaired people - What is India’s national emblem called?
a) The Ashoka Pillar with Three Lions
b) The Tiger Emblem
c) The National Flag
d) The Peacock Emblem
Answer: a) The Ashoka Pillar with Three Lions - What do the lions in the National Emblem represent?
a) Strength, Courage, and Confidence
b) Peace and Unity
c) Prosperity and Growth
d) Discipline and Honour
Answer: a) Strength, Courage, and Confidence - Where can we find India’s National Emblem printed?
a) On Aadhaar cards and official documents
b) On sports equipment
c) On newspapers
d) On tickets
Answer: a) On Aadhaar cards and official documents
Do You Know? (Currency & Symbols Section)
- Where are Asiatic lions found in India today?
a) Gir Forest of Gujarat
b) Sundarbans
c) Ranthambore
d) Kaziranga
Answer: a) Gir Forest of Gujarat - What is the world’s biggest digital ID system built by India?
a) Aadhaar
b) DigiLocker
c) Passport
d) Voter ID
Answer: a) Aadhaar
Symbols that Speak
- Which is the National Animal of India?
a) Tiger
b) Lion
c) Elephant
d) Deer
Answer: a) Tiger - Which is the National Bird of India?
a) Peacock
b) Sparrow
c) Parrot
d) Crow
Answer: a) Peacock - What does the Ashoka Chakra in the flag have?
a) 24 spokes
b) 12 spokes
c) 26 spokes
d) 8 spokes
Answer: a) 24 spokes
Our Vibrant Culture
- Approximately how many languages are spoken in India?
a) More than a thousand
b) Fifty
c) Ten
d) Hundred
Answer: a) More than a thousand - What does diversity in India make the country?
a) Stronger and more self-sufficient
b) Weaker and divided
c) Less united
d) Complicated
Answer: a) Stronger and more self-sufficient - Which state has the world’s largest cricket stadium?
a) Gujarat
b) Maharashtra
c) Delhi
d) Tamil Nadu
Answer: a) Gujarat - What helps translate one Indian language to another?
a) Mobile Applications
b) Dictionary
c) TV shows
d) Radio
Answer: a) Mobile Applications
Diversity Everywhere
- What is the traditional headgear of Rajasthan called?
a) Saafa or Pagri
b) Topi
c) Cap
d) Turban
Answer: a) Saafa or Pagri - What is worn in Himachal Pradesh as headgear?
a) Topi
b) Pagri
c) Saafa
d) Hat
Answer: a) Topi - What is the world’s tallest statue located in India?
a) Statue of Unity
b) Statue of Liberty
c) Buddha Statue
d) Christ the Redeemer
Answer: a) Statue of Unity - How tall is the Statue of Unity?
a) 182 metres
b) 100 metres
c) 150 metres
d) 200 metres
Answer: a) 182 metres - What kind of headgear protects motorcyclists and cyclists?
a) Helmet
b) Cap
c) Pagri
d) Woolen Hat
Answer: a) Helmet
Indian Music and Dance
- Which musical instrument is used in Carnatic music?
a) Mridangam
b) Sitar
c) Shehnai
d) Tabla
Answer: a) Mridangam - Which instrument is famous in Hindustani music?
a) Sitar and Shehnai
b) Veena
c) Guitar
d) Violin
Answer: a) Sitar and Shehnai - Which of the following is NOT an Indian drum?
a) Guitar
b) Dholak
c) Mridangam
d) Tabla
Answer: a) Guitar - What does music and dance help people do?
a) Celebrate, pray, and share stories
b) Fight
c) Compete
d) Sleep
Answer: a) Celebrate, pray, and share stories - What is the full form of UPI?
a) Unified Payments Interface
b) Universal Payment Index
c) United Payment Internet
d) User Payment ID
Answer: a) Unified Payments Interface
Spirit of Togetherness
- What makes India a vibrant country?
a) Its unity in diversity
b) Its population
c) Its geography only
d) Its economy
Answer: a) Its unity in diversity - What ancient practices are still part of Indian culture?
a) Ayurveda, Yoga, and Meditation
b) Boxing and Wrestling
c) Internet and Gaming
d) Painting and Drawing
Answer: a) Ayurveda, Yoga, and Meditation - What is India known for globally in terms of governance?
a) World’s largest democracy
b) World’s smallest country
c) World’s oldest monarchy
d) World’s newest republic
Answer: a) World’s largest democracy - What is special about India’s Constitution?
a) It is the longest written constitution in the world
b) It is the shortest
c) It is the oldest
d) It is in Sanskrit
Answer: a) It is the longest written constitution in the world - What makes India’s present and future exciting?
a) Technology, Science, and Cultural growth
b) Only agriculture
c) Sports only
d) Entertainment only
Answer: a) Technology, Science, and Cultural growth
Do You Know? (Modern India Facts)
- Which system of India is inspiring other countries?
a) UPI Digital Payment System
b) Online Shopping
c) Metro System
d) Postal Service
Answer: a) UPI Digital Payment System - What position does India hold in the world for its road network?
a) Second largest
b) First largest
c) Third largest
d) Fourth largest
Answer: a) Second largest - What kind of fairs can students create to celebrate Indian diversity?
a) Cultural Fair
b) Food Fair
c) Science Fair
d) Sports Fair
Answer: a) Cultural Fair
Currency and Monuments
- Which monument appears on the ₹10 note?
a) Sun Temple, Konark (Odisha)
b) Taj Mahal
c) Red Fort
d) India Gate
Answer: a) Sun Temple, Konark (Odisha) - What can we learn from observing Indian currency?
a) Language, symbols, monuments, and values
b) Colour combinations only
c) Prices of items
d) Political details
Answer: a) Language, symbols, monuments, and values
General Understanding
- What does the term “Vibrant” in the title refer to?
a) India’s colourful diversity and energy
b) India’s silence and discipline
c) India’s military power
d) India’s agriculture only
Answer: a) India’s colourful diversity and energy - What should every Indian citizen do according to the lesson?
a) Care for the country and be proud of it
b) Leave the country
c) Follow no rules
d) Ignore traditions
Answer: a) Care for the country and be proud of it
Class 5 EVS – Chapter 5: Our Vibrant Country
Fill in the Blanks (With Answers After Each Question)
- Republic Day is celebrated on __________ every year.
Answer: 26 January - On Republic Day, students gather around the __________ in lines.
Answer: flagpole - The National Flag is unfurled to the rhythm of __________.
Answer: drums and claps - We sing the __________ loudly on Republic Day.
Answer: National Anthem - The saffron colour in our National Flag stands for __________.
Answer: strength and courage - The white band in the National Flag represents __________.
Answer: peace and truth - The green band in the National Flag stands for __________.
Answer: growth and prosperity - The blue __________ in the flag represents duty (dharma).
Answer: Ashoka Chakra - India became independent on __________.
Answer: 15 August 1947 - Republic Day is celebrated because the Constitution came into effect on __________.
Answer: 26 January 1950 - A country needs __________ to run smoothly and keep everyone safe.
Answer: rules - The special book of rules for India is called the __________.
Answer: Constitution - India runs the world’s __________.
Answer: largest postal network - Students are asked to make a __________ of their state tableau.
Answer: poster or model - On currency notes, the main image is of __________.
Answer: Mahatma Gandhi - A smaller image of Gandhi can be seen when the note is held up to __________.
Answer: light - The tiny round spectacles on currency notes symbolize __________.
Answer: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan - Gandhi ji emphasized that everyone should keep their __________ clean.
Answer: surroundings - India built __________, the world’s largest digital ID system.
Answer: Aadhaar - Some currency notes have __________ for visually impaired people.
Answer: raised prints and symbols - The __________ helps identify different currency notes.
Answer: MANI app - The National Emblem of India has __________ standing on a circular platform.
Answer: three lions - Below the lions in the National Emblem, you can see the __________.
Answer: Ashoka Chakra - Lions in India are mostly found in the __________.
Answer: Gir forests of Gujarat - The National Animal of India is __________.
Answer: Royal Bengal Tiger - The National Bird of India is __________.
Answer: Peacock - The world’s tallest statue, the __________, is __________ tall.
Answer: Statue of Unity, 182 metres - Headgear in Rajasthan is called __________ or __________.
Answer: saafa, pagri - In Himachal Pradesh, people wear a __________.
Answer: topi - Headgear shows __________.
Answer: tradition, honour, and cultural heritage - Headgear is also worn for __________.
Answer: protection from heat, cold, or injury - __________ are compulsory while riding motorcycles and bicycles.
Answer: Helmets - Indian drums include __________.
Answer: Nagara, Tabla, Thavil, Idakka, Khol, Dhol, Mridangam, Dholak, Pakhawaj, Dhama, Khanjira - Traditional musical instruments include __________.
Answer: sitar, shehnai - India’s UPI system is the __________.
Answer: largest digital payment system - India is the __________ in the world.
Answer: largest democracy - India has the world’s __________.
Answer: second largest road network - Over __________ languages are spoken across India.
Answer: a thousand - Learning about languages shows India’s __________.
Answer: rich history, songs, and stories - Diversity makes our country __________.
Answer: stronger and more self-sufficient - Gardens have fewer varieties of plants, but a __________ has many varieties.
Answer: forest - Diversity in a forest helps it __________ and become __________.
Answer: look after itself, beautiful - Each region of India tells a __________, like threads woven together.
Answer: unique story - Ayurveda, yoga, and meditation are part of India’s __________.
Answer: rich culture and history - Modern technology, like rockets and faster trains, __________ to Indian traditions.
Answer: adds new colours - Citizens should __________.
Answer: care for the rich and wonderful country - India’s Constitution is the __________.
Answer: longest written constitution - The __________ is seen on the 10 note of India (State – Odisha).
Answer: Sun Temple of Konark - Cultural fairs in school help students learn about __________.
Answer: different states’ traditions, food, festivals, and dance forms - Traditional Indian musical instruments are shaped by __________.
Answer: local culture, traditions, and materials
Match the Following – Class 5 EVS – Chapter 5: Our Vibrant Country
Match the Following for Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 — “Our Vibrant Country” with answers below each set.
Match the Following
Set 1
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Republic Day | a. Sun Temple of Konark |
| National Flag | b. Ashoka Chakra |
| National Anthem | c. 26 January |
| India’s Independence | d. 15 August 1947 |
| Swachh Bharat Abhiyan | e. Tiny round spectacles on currency |
| National Animal | f. Royal Bengal Tiger |
| National Bird | g. Peacock |
| National Emblem | h. Three lions on a circular platform |
| World’s tallest statue | i. Statue of Unity |
| Largest cricket stadium | j. Narendra Modi Stadium |
Answers:
- Republic Day → 26 January
- National Flag → Ashoka Chakra
- National Anthem → c. (Used on 26 January)
- India’s Independence → 15 August 1947
- Swachh Bharat Abhiyan → Tiny round spectacles on currency
- National Animal → Royal Bengal Tiger
- National Bird → Peacock
- National Emblem → Three lions on a circular platform
- World’s tallest statue → Statue of Unity
- Largest cricket stadium → Narendra Modi Stadium
Match the Following – Set 2
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Aadhaar | a. World’s largest digital ID system |
| UPI | b. World’s largest digital payment system |
| Largest postal network | c. Helps send letters and parcels |
| Language diversity | d. Over a thousand languages |
| Indian drum | e. Nagara, Tabla, Mridangam, Dholak |
| Indian musical instruments | f. Sitar, Shehnai |
| State headgear (Rajasthan) | g. Saafa or Pagri |
| State headgear (Himachal Pradesh) | h. Topi |
| Road safety helmets | i. Protection while riding two-wheelers |
| Constitution of India | j. Longest written constitution in the world |
Answers:
- Aadhaar → World’s largest digital ID system
- UPI → World’s largest digital payment system
- Largest postal network → Helps send letters and parcels
- Language diversity → Over a thousand languages
- Indian drum → Nagara, Tabla, Mridangam, Dholak
- Indian musical instruments → Sitar, Shehnai
- State headgear (Rajasthan) → Saafa or Pagri
- State headgear (Himachal Pradesh) → Topi
- Road safety helmets → Protection while riding two-wheelers
- Constitution of India → Longest written constitution in the world
Match the Following – Set 3
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Saffron in National Flag | a. Strength and courage |
| White in National Flag | b. Peace and truth |
| Green in National Flag | c. Growth and prosperity |
| Blue Ashoka Chakra | d. Duty (dharma) |
| State symbols | e. Animal, Bird, Tree, Flower |
| Diversity | f. Makes country stronger and self-sufficient |
| Forest vs Garden | g. Forest has more variety of plants and animals |
| Ayurveda, Yoga | h. Part of India’s culture and practices |
| Modern technology | i. Adds new colours to traditions |
| Cultural fair | j. Learn about traditions, dress, food, festivals of states |
Answers:
- Saffron in National Flag → Strength and courage
- White in National Flag → Peace and truth
- Green in National Flag → Growth and prosperity
- Blue Ashoka Chakra → Duty (dharma)
- State symbols → Animal, Bird, Tree, Flower
- Diversity → Makes country stronger and self-sufficient
- Forest vs Garden → Forest has more variety of plants and animals
- Ayurveda, Yoga → Part of India’s culture and practices
- Modern technology → Adds new colours to traditions
- Cultural fair → Learn about traditions, dress, food, festivals of states
Match the Following – Set 4
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Currency note main image | a. Mahatma Gandhi |
| Smaller image on note | b. Visible in light |
| Raised prints on notes | c. Helps visually impaired |
| MANI app | d. Identifies different currency notes |
| Monument on `10 note | e. Sun Temple of Konark |
| Lions in India | f. Gir Forest, Gujarat |
| Headgear purpose | g. Tradition, protection, and identity |
| Musical instruments rhythm | h. Shaped by culture, tradition, materials |
| Indian dances | i. Originated in different states |
| Garden vs Forest analogy | j. Diversity helps growth and beauty |
Answers:
- Currency note main image → Mahatma Gandhi
- Smaller image on note → Visible in light
- Raised prints on notes → Helps visually impaired
- MANI app → Identifies different currency notes
- Monument on `10 note → Sun Temple of Konark
- Lions in India → Gir Forest, Gujarat
- Headgear purpose → Tradition, protection, and identity
- Musical instruments rhythm → Shaped by culture, tradition, materials
- Indian dances → Originated in different states
- Garden vs Forest analogy → Diversity helps growth and beauty
Match the Following – Set 5
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Independence Day | a. Celebrate India’s freedom |
| Republic Day parade | b. Fighter jets, tableaux, defence forces |
| Five school rules | c. Students must follow |
| New school rule | d. Students can create one |
| Currency symbol | e. ₹ |
| Great people on note or school | f. Contributions to nation |
| Languages in class | g. Students’ mother tongues |
| Mango in different languages | h. Māmpalam in Tamil |
| Spirit of Togetherness | i. Rich variety of languages, religions, traditions |
| Citizens’ responsibility | j. Care for country |
Answers:
- Independence Day → Celebrate India’s freedom
- Republic Day parade → Fighter jets, tableaux, defence forces
- Five school rules → Students must follow
- New school rule → Students can create one
- Currency symbol → ₹
- Great people on note or school → Contributions to nation
- Languages in class → Students’ mother tongues
- Mango in different languages → Māmpalam in Tamil
- Spirit of Togetherness → Rich variety of languages, religions, traditions
- Citizens’ responsibility → Care for country
True or False – Class 5 EVS – Chapter 5: Our Vibrant Country
Class 5 EVS Chapter 5 — “Our Vibrant Country”, here is a True or False exercise in 5 sets of 10 statements each with answers below every statements.
True or False
Set 1
- Republic Day is celebrated on 15 August every year.
Answer: False - The tricolour flag has saffron, white, and green colours.
Answer: True - The Ashoka Chakra represents duty (dharma).
Answer: True - The green colour in the National Flag stands for strength and courage.
Answer: False - India became independent on 15 August 1947.
Answer: True - The Constitution of India came into effect on 26 January 1950.
Answer: True - Republic Day celebrations include flag hoisting and singing the National Anthem.
Answer: True - The saffron colour in the flag stands for peace and truth.
Answer: False - Fighter jets fly during the Republic Day parade in Delhi.
Answer: True - The Indian Defence Forces participate in the Republic Day parade.
Answer: True
True or False – Set 2
- India runs the world’s smallest postal network.
Answer: False - Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is symbolized by Gandhi ji’s round spectacles on currency notes.
Answer: True - Aadhaar is the world’s biggest digital ID system.
Answer: True - Some currency notes have raised prints to help visually impaired people.
Answer: True - The MANI app helps identify currency notes by vibrations.
Answer: True - The National Emblem has four lions.
Answer: False - The lions in the National Emblem represent strength, courage, and confidence.
Answer: True - Lions are found in the Gir Forest of Gujarat.
Answer: True - State tableaux are part of Republic Day celebrations.
Answer: True - The national animal of India is the elephant.
Answer: False
True or False – Set 3
- The national bird of India is the peacock.
Answer: True - India has more than a thousand languages.
Answer: True - Gardens are more diverse than forests.
Answer: False - Headgear in India shows tradition and culture.
Answer: True - The world’s tallest statue is the Statue of Unity.
Answer: True - Road safety helmets are compulsory for two-wheelers.
Answer: True - Musical instruments like Nagara, Tabla, and Mridangam are used in Indian music.
Answer: True - Indian dance forms have originated from different states.
Answer: True - UPI is the world’s largest digital payment system.
Answer: True - India has the world’s largest democracy.
Answer: True
True or False – Set 4
- Ayurveda, yoga, and meditation are part of India’s rich culture.
Answer: True - Modern technology replaces all old traditions.
Answer: False - Diversity makes India stronger and self-sufficient.
Answer: True - Students can make posters or models of their state tableau.
Answer: True - India’s Constitution is the shortest written constitution in the world.
Answer: False - The Sun Temple of Konark is seen on the `10 currency note.
Answer: True - Students learn about different states’ traditional dress, food, festivals, and dance in a cultural fair.
Answer: True - Each state booth in the cultural fair allows students to learn about other states.
Answer: True - Headgear is only worn for fashion purposes in India.
Answer: False - Gardens require constant care and watering, unlike forests.
Answer: True
True or False – Set 5
- The largest cricket stadium is the Narendra Modi Stadium.
Answer: True - India has the second largest road network in the world.
Answer: True - Musical instruments are the same across all regions of India.
Answer: False - Citizens should care for their country as proud Indians.
Answer: True - The Constitution of India came into effect on 15 August 1947.
Answer: False - Diversity includes languages, religions, clothing, and traditions.
Answer: True - Students can make a musical instrument from locally available materials.
Answer: True - Mobile applications can translate one language to another.
Answer: True - India’s National Anthem is sung on Republic Day.
Answer: True - Only soldiers wear headgear in India.
Answer: False
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