Jaipur, India — Questions and answers
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Why is Jaipur known as the 'Pink City'?
Choices
- Because all its buildings are made of pink marble.
- Because its buildings have a distinctive salmon-hued color. ✓
- Because a famous pink flower grows there.
- Because the Prince of Wales loved the color pink.
Answer: Because its buildings have a distinctive salmon-hued color.
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How do visitors usually get up the steep path to Amber Fort?
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- They ride in cars.
- They take a cable car.
- They are carried by elephants. ✓
- They walk all the way.
Answer: They are carried by elephants.
From page 2
What two traditional crafts are mentioned as being popular in Jaipur's markets?
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- Pottery and painting
- Jewelry making and sculpting
- Block printing and handloom weaving ✓
- Wood carving and glass blowing
Answer: Block printing and handloom weaving
From page 3
What is Jalebi, a popular street food in Jaipur?
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- A savory pastry filled with vegetables.
- A sweet treat made from deep-fried batter soaked in syrup. ✓
- A type of spicy noodle dish.
- A refreshing fruit drink.
Answer: A sweet treat made from deep-fried batter soaked in syrup.
From page 4
What was the City Palace once used for?
Choices
- A public market.
- A school for children.
- The seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur. ✓
- A training ground for soldiers.
Answer: The seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur.
From page 5
What animals are often seen roaming freely around the Galtaji Temple complex?
Choices
- Elephants
- Monkeys ✓
- Camels
- Peacocks
Answer: Monkeys
From page 6
What do people throw on each other during the Holi festival in Jaipur?
Choices
- Colorful confetti
- Vibrant powders and water ✓
- Small flowers
- Sweet candies
Answer: Vibrant powders and water
From page 7
What is special about the Albert Hall Museum in Rajasthan?
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- It is the newest museum.
- It is the largest museum.
- It is the oldest museum. ✓
- It is the only museum.
Answer: It is the oldest museum.
From page 9
How many stories of the Jal Mahal are visible above the water?
Choices
- Five stories
- Four stories
- Three stories
- One story ✓
Answer: One story
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