A FLEETING LOOK ON PUNJAB PROVINCE

A folk dance of Punjab in which two young girls perform while holding each other’s hands and twirling is called:

• (A) Luddi
• (B) Kikli
• (C) Giddha
• (D) Sammi

A local dance of Punjabi men with ‘Swaying gently, ecstasy move and rhythmic in nature’ is known as:

• (A) Jhoomar
• (B) Bhangra
• (C) Gatka Dance
• (D) Sammi

Where are the tombs of ‘Jahaniyan Jahan-Gasht’ and ‘Jalal-ud-din Bukhari’ located?

• (A) Multan
• (B) D.G Khan
• (C) Uch Sharif
• (D) Bahawalpur

‘Uch Sharif’ is famous due to:

• (A) Historic Forts
• (B) Tombs of Saints
• (C) Camel Skin Work
• (D) Glazed  Pottery

Which of the following tombs is situated in the ‘Uch Sharif’?

• (A) Bibi Jawindi
• (B) Saif-ud-din Ghazrooni
• (C) Both (A & B) are correct
• (D) Shah Shamas Tabrez

The link canal which irrigates the district of D.G Khan and D.I Khan starts from:

• (A) Chashma Barragge
• (B) Sukkur Barrage
• (C) Guddu Barrage
• (D) Jinnah Barrage

Which saint is known as ‘Great Traveller’?

• (A) Shah Rukn-e-Alam
• (B) Jalal-ud-din Bukhari
• (C) Jahaniyan Jahan-Gasht
• (D) Data Ganj Bakhash

Which saint is known as ‘Surkh-Posh’?

• (A) Jalal-ud-din Bukhari
• (B) Shah Dola Bukhari
• (C) Moin-ud-din Chishti
• (D) Jahaniyan Jahan-Gasht

Which city of South Punjab is famous for camel skin lamp shades?

• (A) D.G Khan
• (B) Bahawalpur
• (C) Multan
• (D) Rahim Yar Khan

The Punjab Province was founded in its current form in:

• (A) 1947
• (B) 1948
• (C) 1864
• (D) 1972