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Which of the following is a potential benefit of organic farming?

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Important Questions on Crops of Our Land

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 82

Which are the different festivals related to farming, celebrated in different seasons? Find out more about anyone such festival based on these details-
The name of the festival, in which season is it celebrated, in which states of India, what special foods are made, is it celebrated only at home with the family, or together with many people. 
 

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 83
Choose the odd one out from the box given below:
Holi    Diwali Gurupurab Onam
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 84
In, North India kheer is a traditional food of Makara Sankranti.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 85
Pongal is a traditional food for celebrating harvest festival in South India.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 86
In, Maharashtra_____ is a traditional food for Makara Sankranti.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 87
Gajak is the traditional food of the Lohri harvest festival.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 88

Fill in the blank with a suitable answer:

_____ (Pongal/Lohri) is a popular harvest festival in Tamil Nadu. 

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 2 - Crops of Our Land>Q 89
Jallikattu is associated with which Indian festival?