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- •1. Read the article about Holy. For questions (1 – 6), choose the correct answer: a, b, c or d. Holi Festival
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1. Read the article about Holy. For questions (1 – 6), choose the correct answer: a, b, c or d. Holi Festival
Many people know about the Hindu festival Diwali, as it is probably the most famous one, but have you ever heard of Holi? This is a spring celebration, connected with the moon and – in Western India only – with the wheat harvest. It is celebrated on the day of the full moon, either in February or March.
As with most Indian festivals, there are regional custom variations throughout India. Where my family and I live, we always build a bonfire. We sort out all the objects associated with what is not wanted from the previous year so that they can be thrown onto the fire. You see our New Year begins immediately after Holi. We also prepare coloured water and powders to throw at each other on the day. For this reason, it is advisable not to wear your best clothes for Holi! It is a very funny thing to see, but so is the day itself; it is dedicated to the god Krishna and it is characterized by laughter and jollity. That’s why people throw coloured water and powders in all colours of the rainbow at each other. The streets look as if there was an explosion in a paint factory!
Of course, despite the joyful character, the day has a more serious side too. The burning of objects in the bonfire symbolizes getting yourself clean and ready for the New Year. That’s why people pay or forgive debts, become friends and forgive each other and generally try to forget and leave any fights or anything negative from the old year. Holi is a festival which ends the year on a happy note and begins the New Year on a fresh, hopeful one. It makes us all feel better for having celebrated it.
1 According to the writer, Holi is A not a Hindu Festival. B the most famous Hindu Festival. C very similar to Diwali. D less famous than Diwali. |
2 Holi is usually celebrated. A whenever there is a full moon. B in February or March. C at the same time as Diwali. D in western India.
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3 Holi A is celebrated in different ways around India. B is only celebrated where the writer lives. C is not at all similar to other Indian Festivals. D is not very popular in the area where the writer lives. |
4 Coloured water A is thrown onto the bonfire by people. B is used to colour people’s clothes. C is thrown by people at each other. D explodes from paint factories.
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5 Holi is described as A a festival which is fun but has a serious aspect too. B a typical New Year’s Day Festival. C a very serious occasion. D a really funny celebration without any particular meaning.
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6 People burn objects in the bonfire A so that they can have good luck in the new year. B to celebrate god Krishna. C only for fun. D as a symbol of leaving all bad things behind.
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