Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · Art Education
Chapter: Chapter 8 — Chapter 8: Rangoli and Festive Art
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is rangoli? [1]
(A) A type of food
(B) A colourful floor pattern
(C) A musical instrument
(D) A type of clothing
2. What can rangoli be made from? [1]
(A) Coloured powder or flower petals
(B) Only stone
(C) Only metal
(D) Only paper
3. Where is rangoli usually made? [1]
(A) On the roof
(B) Near the doorway of a home
(C) Inside a car
(D) Underground
4. During which festival is rangoli commonly made? [1]
(A) Diwali
(B) No festival
(C) Only birthdays
(D) Only Sundays
5. What does 'symmetrical' mean in a rangoli design? [1]
(A) Both sides look the same
(B) Nothing is balanced
(C) Only one side has colour
(D) No pattern at all
6. Who often makes rangoli together? [1]
(A) Families
(B) No one
(C) Only strangers
(D) Only teachers
7. Which of these is another festive art form? [1]
(A) Paper lanterns
(B) Cooking pasta
(C) Football
(D) Swimming
8. What do festive arts add to celebrations? [1]
(A) Colour and joy
(B) Nothing
(C) Confusion
(D) Sadness
9. What is rangoli? [1]
(A) A type of food
(B) A colourful floor pattern
(C) A musical instrument
(D) A type of clothing
10. What can rangoli be made from? [1]
(A) Coloured powder or flower petals
(B) Only stone
(C) Only metal
(D) Only paper
11. Where is rangoli usually made? [1]
(A) On the roof
(B) Near the doorway of a home
(C) Inside a car
(D) Underground
12. During which festival is rangoli commonly made? [1]
(A) Diwali
(B) No festival
(C) Only birthdays
(D) Only Sundays
13. What does 'symmetrical' mean in a rangoli design? [1]
(A) Both sides look the same
(B) Nothing is balanced
(C) Only one side has colour
(D) No pattern at all
14. Who often makes rangoli together? [1]
(A) Families
(B) No one
(C) Only strangers
(D) Only teachers
15. Which of these is another festive art form? [1]
(A) Paper lanterns
(B) Cooking pasta
(C) Football
(D) Swimming
16. What do festive arts add to celebrations? [1]
(A) Colour and joy
(B) Nothing
(C) Confusion
(D) Sadness