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Title: "Sara Jay and Seth Gamble: A Quiz on Indian Games"


Introduction:
In this quiz, we'll dive into the world of Indian games with Sara Jay and Seth Gamble. Get ready to test your knowledge about various traditional Indian games that have been played for centuries. Let's begin!


Question 1:
Which Indian game is played by rolling a carved wooden disc called a "pachisi" (or "Indian ludo") and moving game pieces around a cross-shaped board?




A) Carrom
B) Tamaash
C) Pachisi
D) Snakes and Ladders


Answer: C) Pachisi


Question 2:
What is the traditional Indian game of marbles called in Hindi?


A) Chotta
B) Pachisi
C) Tamaash
D) Kancha


Answer: D) Kancha


Question 3:
In the game of Kancha, players use what as marbles?




A) Glass beads
B) Stone spheres
C) Metal balls
D) Wooden discs


Answer: B) Stone spheres


Question 4:
The Indian game of Tamaash involves what?


A) A spinning top called a "chakkra"
B) A large wooden wheel with divisions called a "ghar"
C) A board with circular pieces and dice
D) A net and shuttlecock


Answer: C) A board with circular pieces and dice


Question 5:
What is the Indian game of Carrom, also known as "Chhaupan" or "English Carrom" in some regions?


A) A game of marbles
B) A game using a board with circular pieces and dice
C) A game involving a spinning top
D) A game using a shuttlecock and a net


Answer: B) A game using a board with circular pieces and dice


Question 6:
Which of the following is a popular Indian game played with a stick and a ball, often resembling a hybrid of soccer and hockey?


A) Kho-Kho
B) Kabaddi
C) Volleyball
D) Kushti


Answer: A) Kho-Kho


Question 7:
The Indian game of Kabaddi is a traditional team sport played with what?


A) A shuttlecock
B) A net
C) A set of balls
D) A mouthpiece


Answer: D) A mouthpiece


Conclusion:
Congratulations! You've completed the quiz on Indian games with Sara Jay and Seth Gamble. If you got all the answers correct, you're a true enthusiast of Indian traditional games. If not, don't worry; there's always more to learn about the rich tapestry of games from India!