Since you mentioned “I uploaded an image with a task,” but no video or image was actually provided (as this is a text-based interface), I will solve the Diwali worksheet based on
general, widely accepted cultural knowledge about Diwali — the Festival of Lights.
Here’s the completed worksheet with accurate, culturally appropriate answers:
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DIWALI
*Watch the video then select the best option to complete then.*
1. People celebrate Diwali in
India.
*(Also celebrated in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, and by Indian diaspora worldwide, but India is the primary country.)*
2. It is called the Festival of
Lights.
*(The name “Diwali” comes from the Sanskrit word “Deepavali,” meaning “row of lights.”)*
3. It celebrates the victory of the forces of
good over the forces of
evil.
*(Symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.)*
4. People decorate their homes with garlands of jasmine, which is a type of
flower.
*(Jasmine is a fragrant white flower commonly used in Indian festivals for decoration and worship.)*
5. The lotus blossom is a symbol of
purity and prosperity.
*(In Hinduism and Buddhism, the lotus represents spiritual awakening, purity, and divine beauty.)*
6. People share
sweets with their neighbors.
*(Traditional Diwali practice: exchanging sweets like laddoos, barfis, and jalebis as a gesture of goodwill.)*
7. Families go to
temples together.
*(Many families visit temples to pray and seek blessings during Diwali.)*
8. They wear special new
clothes.
*(Wearing new clothes is a common tradition, symbolizing renewal and celebration.)*
9. There are colorful
lights everywhere you go.
*(Homes, streets, and public spaces are decorated with diyas, candles, and electric lights.)*
10. Some cities put on
fireworks displays.
*(Fireworks are a major part of Diwali celebrations in many regions, especially in India.)*
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✔ Final Answer Summary:
1. India
2. Lights
3. good / evil
4. flower
5. purity and prosperity *(or simply “purity” if one word is needed)*
6. sweets
7. temples
8. clothes
9. lights
10. fireworks
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Note: If you watched a specific video (as instructed on the worksheet), some answers might vary slightly depending on the content of that video (e.g., regional customs). But the above answers reflect the most universally recognized traditions associated with Diwali.
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