Festivals and lifestyle：练习题

• a.They are granted permission to eat meat for the first time.
• b.They become a Sahajdhari Sikh who does not follow the outward symbols.
• c.They are allowed to read the Guru Granth Sahib for the first time.
• d.They become members of the Khalsa and commit to wearing the five Ks.

• a.Kara (steel bracelet)
• b.Kesh (uncut hair)
• c.Kachera (shorts)
• d.Kangha (wooden comb)

• a.Vaisakhi (Baisakhi)
• b.Hola Mohalla
• c.Gurpurbs
• d.Divali

• a.It serves as a tool for preparing karah parshad in the langar.
• b.It represents the spiritual power of the Guru Granth Sahib over material wealth.
• c.It symbolizes the duty to protect the weak and stand up against injustice and oppression.
• d.It is a reminder of the need for cleanliness and self-discipline in thought.

• a.In India, only the birth of Guru Nanak is celebrated, whereas all Gurus are celebrated in Britain.
• b.In India, Gurpurbs are celebrated with animal sacrifices which are forbidden in Great Britain.
• c.In Great Britain, the main celebrations are often moved to the nearest weekend to accommodate work schedules.
• d.In Great Britain, the Akhand Path is never performed due to noise regulations.

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先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。