India Study Guide - grade 3

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What continent is India on?

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Asia

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Name 4 countries that share a border with India.

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China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh

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What is the capital city of India?

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New Delhi

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The seasons in India are:

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Cool and Dry, Hot and Dry, and Monsoon

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Which of the following religions are practiced in India? Options: Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism; Only Hinduism and Islam; Only Christianity and Buddhism; None of the above

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Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism

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Two of the major holidays are: Christmas and Easter, Thanksgiving and Halloween, Diwali and Holi, Labor Day and Ganesh Chaturthi

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Diwali and Holi

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Mother Teresa and Gandhi are known for their contributions to: Science and Technology, Politics and Governance, Social Work and Non-Violence, Sports and Entertainment

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Social Work and Non-Violence

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India and Canada are alike in: Cultural diversity, Geographical size, Political system, Climate

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Cultural diversity

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How are the foods they eat different depending on the area they are from?

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Coastal regions focus on seafood, Punjab on tandoori, and vegetarian regions on legumes.

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What is the national animal of India?

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Tiger