Janmashtami: The Birthday of Lord Krishna
Janmashtami, also known as Krishna Janmashtami, is an annual Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu. This quiz will test your knowledge about the festival, its significance, and the stories associated with Lord Krishna.
Questions
According to Hindu mythology, Lord Krishna was born in which city?
- Mathura
- Vrindavan
- Dwarka
- Ayodhya
What is the name of the prison where Lord Krishna's father, Vasudeva, was imprisoned by his uncle Kamsa?
- Kamsa's Fort
- Mathura Jail
- Gwalior Fort
- Hastinapur Prison
Who helped Vasudeva cross the Yamuna River with the newborn Krishna to protect him from Kamsa?
- Garuda
- Hanuman
- Arjuna
- Bhima
Which demoness did Lord Krishna kill as a baby?
- Putana
- Holika
- Surpanakha
- Tadaka
What is the name of the place where Lord Krishna grew up?
- Vrindavan
- Gokul
- Barsana
- Nandgaon
Who was Lord Krishna's childhood friend and beloved?
- Radha
- Rukmini
- Satyabhama
- Jambavati
What is the name of the flute that Lord Krishna played?
- Bansuri
- Sitar
- Veena
- Tabla
Which demon did Lord Krishna kill to save the people of Mathura?
- Kamsa
- Ravana
- Hiranyakashipu
- Bali
What is the name of the city that Lord Krishna established after leaving Mathura?
- Dwarka
- Hastinapur
- Indraprastha
- Ayodhya
Which epic poem tells the story of Lord Krishna's life and teachings?
- Mahabharata
- Ramayana
- Bhagavad Gita
- Upanishads
What is the name of the festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna?
- Janmashtami
- Diwali
- Holi
- Dussehra
How is Janmashtami typically celebrated?
- Fasting, prayers, and devotional songs
- Exchanging gifts and sweets
- Decorating homes and temples
- All of the above
Which sweet dish is often prepared and offered to Lord Krishna during Janmashtami?
- Kheer
- Laddu
- Jalebi
- Gulab Jamun
What is the significance of Janmashtami for Hindus?
- It marks the birth of Lord Krishna, an important deity in Hinduism
- It is a time for spiritual reflection and self-improvement
- It is an occasion to celebrate the victory of good over evil
- All of the above
When is Janmashtami typically celebrated?
- In the month of August or September
- In the month of October or November
- In the month of December or January
- In the month of February or March