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Flashcards: Unity in Diversity, or 'Many in the One' 30 Flashcards 
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India is known for the concept of ___ in diversity, which signifies unity despite differences. |
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Unity |
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What are the staple grains commonly used in Indian diets? |
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Rice, barley, wheat, and millets |
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True or False: The Sari is a stitched garment that is worn all over India. |
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False; the Sari is an unstitched garment. |
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Which traditional Indian garment is known for its versatility and is worn across many regions in India? |
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Sari |
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Fill in the blank: The epic tales of India that focus on righteousness are called the ___ and ___ . |
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Mahabharata and Ramayana |
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Riddle: I am a long piece of cloth with many styles, worn by women all over. What am I? |
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Sari |
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Which festival marks the beginning of the harvest season in various parts of India around January 14? |
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Makar Sankranti |
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How many languages and scripts were identified in the 'People of India' project? |
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325 languages and 25 different scripts |
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True or False: Chintz was a type of Indian textile that was banned in Europe due to its popularity. |
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True |
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What are two examples of staples in Indian cuisine besides grains? |
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Common spices like turmeric and cumin |
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Fill in the blank: The Panchatantra is a collection of ancient stories originally written in ___ . |
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Sanskrit |
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MCQ: Which of the following is a common millet in Indian cuisine? a. Quinoa b. Barley c. Bajra d. Oats |
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C. Bajra |
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What do the stories of the Mahabharata and Ramayana primarily explore? |
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Themes of righteousness and moral dilemmas |
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Riddle: I can be found in many kitchens, I add flavor to your food, but I am not a grain. What am I? |
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Spice |
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Fill in the blank: Many Indians move to new places, bringing their ___ with them. |
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Culture |
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