1. By Audrey India

2. What Do Indian’s Eat AA ll foods have been classified by ancient science. Vegetables in season, including gourds, greens, and root vegetables are popular thought out India. Generally Indian’s rinse their hands, legs, and face before a meal, at which they sit on the floor and eat with their fingers. Curry is a spicy creamy stew that’s popular across India. Lassi is a tradional cold drink made of yogurt or buttermilk with a rose or mango flavors.

3. What Language Do Indian’s Speak TT he Indian constitution has recognized 22 different official language’s, in addition to English. The education system favors the study of three languages in school :Hindi, English, and vernacular state language. From ancient times until about the 11 th century, there were 2 dominant language groups in India :the parkit languages in the north TT he Tamil languages in the south of India. Today the 2 most widely used language groups are the indo-Aryan and the Dravidian groups. Sanskrit belongs to the indo-Aryan group. It is considered to be the ancestor of most Indian languages.

4. What Does Their Art Look Like  Today Indians artists are developing modern styles that draw on rich traditions of their past. In the 8 th century a large temple was dug out of pure rock. Architure is one of India’s oldest art forms. The Taj Mahal is Indias most famous building.

5. What Instruments Do They Play  The most ancient instruments are the drums and the gongs. Wind instruments include the bamboo flute and the reed piped nadas warm and shennai

6. What Games Do They Play  Indian men play a game called kabaddi. In the game there are two teams that take each side of the field. A player goes to the center line and tries to tag everyone. Then goes back to his side. The other team tries to stop him. If the player makes it back to there team it scores.  Cricket is most popular sport. Field hockey is India’s national sport India learned there sports from the British. They also play volleyball and soccer.

7. What Do Indian’s Do For The Holidays  Many of India’s holidays are religious celebrations. Many of India’s holidays are from the Hindu religion. Diwali is a feasible of lights. Indians clean homes and exchange candy.

8. What Are The Colors Of India BB lack and orange are bengal tigers that roam forests in India. They are protected in parks and reserves. They also hunt at night. Brown and red spices tempt people in markets in India. Spices like cinnamon, ginger, and garlic are used in a lot of Indian dishes. Hindus light golden lamps during Diwali. Diwali is a Hindu feasible of lights Hindus celebrate Diwali in October or November.

9.  India is famous for fine silk fabrics in red and other bright colors. Indian women wear red, yellow, and blue saris a sari is a long piece of cloth. Village huts made of brown mud and straw are home to many of India’s families. The white Taj Mahal in Agra is the most famous building in India. The blue water of the Arabian Sea borders the city of Mumbai. Mumbai is the largest city in India.

10.  Title: India  Author: Audrey P. Turner.  Year Published 2009 Pages: 22, 23, 24. By Jim Bartell Pages: 12 By Bobbie Kalman Pages: 89, 90, 103, 125, 127. By Marshall Cavendish Pages: 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 14, 18, 19, 20, 22, 28. By Nathan Olson Sources