Celebrating Festivals - 1 - Free MCQ Practice Test with solutions,

The image shows a horn with a cross, which means "No Horn Please".

Tulips are widely grown in Kashmir and bloom in spring.

Buransh, or Rhododendron, is a red spring flower found in hill regions.

The image shows a "U" shaped arrow with a cross mark, indicating "No U-Turn".

The image shows haakh, a leafy vegetable dish from Kashmiri cuisine.

Amaltas are long, yellow, hanging flowers used in Vishu festival decorations.

The road shown in the image is an unpaved, narrow pathway made of earth and mud, commonly found in rural or village areas. It is neither a highway nor a flyover, which are paved and designed for heavy or fast traffic. It is also wider than a typical footpath, suggesting it is used for vehicles, but since it is not paved, it is correctly identified as a mud road. Such roads are usually made of compacted soil and are common in countryside settings where formal road infrastructure might be limited.

Therefore, the correct answer is C. Mud road.

A typical “School Ahead” sign shows children walking and alerts drivers to slow down.

Sarhul is a spring festival celebrated in Jharkhand with people wearing traditional clothes and dancing in processions near the sakhua tree.

The image shows blooming flowers and greenery, which are signs of spring.