SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS 4 PEOPLE OF INDIA

What is the term for the total number of people living in a country?

Which of the following factors makes people prefer living in the northern plains of India?

How many languages are officially recognized by the Constitution of India?

Which of these languages is typically written from right to left?

What is the term for the set of letters in which a language is written?

Which national festival is celebrated on January 26th?

On what date is Independence Day celebrated in India?

Whose birthday is celebrated as Gandhi Jayanti?

Which of the following is a harvest festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu?

Which harvest festival is mainly celebrated in Punjab?

People who do not eat meat products are called?

Which food items are generally eaten by people in the northern states of India?

Which of the following oils is commonly used for cooking in India?

In which part of India are spices least used in food preparation?

Which of the following dishes is a popular food in Bihar?

Which factor contributes least to the sparse population in mountainous regions compared to the northern plains?

Considering India's linguistic diversity, what is the significance of recognizing 22 languages by the Constitution?

If a language in India is written from right to left, which other language follows the similar pattern?

How do national festivals in India contribute to the country's identity?

What is a commonality between Baisakhi, Bihu and Pongal festivals?

Why do central and state governments organize special festivals?

If someone primarily consumes grains, pulses, vegetables, and fruits, how would they typically be described regarding their dietary habits?

How do geographical factors primarily influence the food habits of people in different regions of India?

Considering regional food preferences, what staple food is least likely to be a primary part of the diet in the southern states of India?

Which statement accurately reflects the use of spices in Indian cuisine across different regions?

A tourist is planning a culinary trip to taste 'litti-chokha'. Which state should they visit?

How does the diversity of landforms and climate across India contribute to the variety of food and diet?

What is the most accurate inference about the population distribution in India based on the provided information?

Which statement best explains the relationship between the Constitution of India and the languages spoken in the country?

What is the primary purpose of celebrating national festivals like Republic Day and Independence Day in India?

The population of India is evenly distributed throughout the country.

There are 22 languages officially recognized by the Constitution of India.

Hindi and English are the only official languages of India.

Republic Day is celebrated on January 26th to commemorate India achieving independence.

Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated on October 2nd as the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi.

Diwali is exclusively a harvest festival celebrated in Northern India.

Baisakhi is a harvest festival celebrated in Assam.

The Tulip Festival is a special festival organized in Jammu & Kashmir to attract tourists.

Vegetarians consume meat, fish and eggs along with vegetables.

In the eastern and southern states of India, rice is a staple food.

India's population is evenly distributed, with all states having roughly the same number of residents.

Hindi and Sanskrit are the official languages of India.

Republic Day commemorates the day India gained independence from British rule.

Diwali is exclusively celebrated by people of the Hindu faith in India.

Baisakhi and Bihu are harvest festivals celebrated primarily in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, respectively.

The Tulip Festival in Jammu & Kashmir, the Desert Festival of Rajasthan, the Konark Festival of Odisha, the Taj Mahotsav of Uttar Pradesh, the Rann Utsav of Gujarat and the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland are religious festivals of India.

Non-vegetarians in India consume only plant-based foods like grains, pulses, and vegetables.

In the northern states of India, rice is the most commonly consumed staple food.

Mustard oil is exclusively used for cooking in all regions of India.

The total number of people that live in a country is called the ______ of that country.

[Blank] is widely spoken in the northern states of India.

[Blank] and English are the official languages of India.

Republic Day is celebrated on January ______.

The Independence Day is celebrated on 15 ______.

[Blank] is celebrated on 2 October, as it is the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi.

[Blank] festivals are celebrated to remember some important national events.

[Blank] festivals are related to different religions.

[Blank] festivals are celebrated when the crops have been cut.

People who eat only foodgrains, pulses, vegetables and fruits are called ______.

The total number of people living in a country is called its ______.

Areas with flat agricultural land, fertile soil, and moderate climate tend to have a higher ______ density.

According to the Constitution of India, there are ______ recognized languages.

Republic Day, Independence Day, and Gandhi Jayanti are celebrated as ______ festivals in India.

[Blank] is celebrated on January 26th to commemorate India becoming a republic.

Diwali, Christmas, and Gurupurav are examples of ______ festivals celebrated in India.

Festivals like Baisakhi, Bihu, and Pongal are celebrated as ______ festivals in different parts of India.

The Tulip Festival of Jammu & Kashmir and the Desert Festival of Rajasthan are organized to attract ______.

People who abstain from eating meat products are known as ______.

What is the current estimated population of India?

Which state in India has the largest population?

Name the official languages of India.

What is the name given to a set of letters in which language is written?

Name the national festivals which are celebrated in India.

On which date is Republic Day celebrated in India?

Give an example of a religious festival in India.

Name a popular harvest festival celebrated across India.

Give an example of a harvest festival celebrated in Punjab.

What are people called who don't eat meat products?

Name a popular refreshment drink in India.

Name a sweet dish popular in India.

Explain why the northern plains of India are more densely populated compared to the mountain regions.

How does the Constitution of India promote linguistic diversity?

Describe the significance of Republic Day in India.

What distinguishes harvest festivals from religious festivals in India? Give one example of each.

Explain how landforms and climate influence the food habits of people in India.

Why are spices widely used in Indian cuisine, and in which region is this practice less common?

What is the role of special festivals like the Tulip Festival or Rann Utsav in promoting tourism?

If you were to travel across India, what variations in staple foods might you observe from North to South?

Contrast the diets of vegetarians and non-vegetarians in India.

In what way does the geographical diversity of India contribute to its rich linguistic heritage?

Explain how the celebration of Gandhi Jayanti goes beyond just commemorating Mahatma Gandhi's birthday.

Describe how Makar Sankranti, though celebrated nationwide, reflects regional diversity in its observance.

How do cooking oils used in Indian cuisine showcase the agricultural diversity of the country?

Considering the distribution of population in India, what challenges do states with lower population densities face compared to more populous states?

If a person knows only Hindi, in which parts of India would they be able to communicate most effectively and why?