Q1. Where were Reena and Amit going?
A. To a city
B. To a beach
C. To their village
D. To a zoo
Q2. What festival was being celebrated in the village?
A. Diwali
B. Harvest Festival
C. Holi
D. New Year
Q3. What made the trip special besides the festival?
A. A wedding
B. A new house
C. Village became solar-powered
D. School reopening
Q4. What flowers bloomed on the Palash tree?
A. Orange-red
B. White
C. Yellow
D. Blue
Q5. What is the Palash tree also called?
A. Light of the forest
B. Flame of forest
C. Fruit tree
D. Jungle king
Q6. What were the village houses made of?
A. Cement and bricks
B. Stone and steel
C. Clay, hay, and cow dung
D. Mud and glass
Q7. What was used to make dyes for wall painting?
A. Ink
B. Rice flour and water
C. Chalk
D. Acrylic
Q8. What were the paints made from?
A. Crayons
B. Natural extracts and stones
C. Watercolors
D. Markers
Q9. What were grains stored in?
A. Earthen pots and bamboo baskets
B. Glass jars
C. Plastic bags
D. Wooden boxes
Q10. What was applied to bamboo baskets to protect grains?
A. Cow dung
B. Oil
C. Paint
D. Flour
Q11. What keeps insects away from earthen pots?
A. Vinegar
B. Salt
C. Camphor
D. Neem leaves
Q12. What did Dada ji use as mosquito repellent?
A. Cream
B. Soap
C. Neem oil
D. Mint paste
Q13. What did Reena prepare for mosquito safety?
A. First-aid box
B. Light
C. Fan
D. Scarf
Q14. What are Sacred Groves?
A. Protected forest patches
B. Temples
C. Villages
D. Gardens
Q15. What is Gond art?
A. Clay sculpture
B. Painting on walls with natural colours
C. Dance
D. Jewellery making
Q16. What does 'Jenu' in Jenu Kurubas mean?
A. Forest
B. Tree
C. Honey
D. Bird
Q17. Where is the Jenu Kurubas tribe from?
A. Kerala
B. Karnataka
C. Assam
D. Odisha
Q18. What do the Jenu Kurubas sing while collecting honey?
A. Prayers
B. Love songs
C. Apology songs
D. War songs
Q19. What did villagers do before starting the celebration?
A. Cooked food
B. Took photos
C. Called friends
D. Offered prayers
Q20. What instruments filled the air with music?
A. Tabla and flute
B. Piano and guitar
C. Dhol and nagada
D. Drums and bells
Q21. What did Reena and Amit join during celebration?
A. Games
B. Parade
C. Art competition
D. Traditional dance
Q22. What did Reena and Amit start thinking about?
A. Studying more
B. Helping at home
C. Thanking nature
D. Playing games
Q23. Which plant or animal do people worship?
A. Tiger
B. Tulsi
C. Cow
D. All of the above
Q24. What is one way to help nature?
A. Cut trees
B. Use plastic
C. Plant trees
D. Pollute rivers
Q25. What can we keep for birds in summer?
A. Food and water
B. Nets
C. Fans
D. Lights
Q26. Why was the village decorated?
A. For a wedding
B. For a solar-power celebration
C. For a school function
D. For a sports event
Q27. What did Reena and Amit’s grandmother use for wall paintings?
A. Synthetic dyes
B. Rice flour and water
C. Chalk powder
D. Oil paints
Q28. Why were neem leaves used in earthen pots?
A. To add fragrance
B. To make them colorful
C. To keep insects away
D. To strengthen them
Q29. What did the Jenu Kurubas tribe do while collecting honey?
A. Danced
B. Lit lamps
C. Prayed silently
D. Sang apology songs
Q30. What is the purpose of Sacred Groves?
A. Farming
B. Building houses
C. Protecting trees and wildlife
D. Holding sports events
Q31. What did Reena and Amit realize about their village?
A. People had a deep connection with nature
B. They disliked festivals
C. They preferred city life
D. They avoided dancing
Q32. Which of these is NOT a way to care for nature?
A. Planting trees
B. Feeding birds
C. Reducing paper waste
D. Using plastic bags
Q33. What is Gond art mainly about?
A. Painting nature with natural colors
B. Making clay pots
C. Singing folk songs
D. Dancing in festivals
Q34. What did the children use for the leaf autograph activity?
A. Pencil and paper
B. Crayon and leaf
C. Paint and brush
D. Chalk and slate
Q35. What did the villagers offer before starting celebrations?
A. Gifts
B. Money
C. Sweets
D. Prayers to nature