Culture and Traditions
Famous Cities
Wildlife and Geography
Bengali Cuisine
Miscellaneous
100

A major religious holiday in Bangladesh, celebrated by both Muslims and Hindus, involves feasts and family gatherings.

Eid 

100

This capital city is the economic, cultural, and political heart of Bangladesh.

Dhaka 

100

This animal is the largest in Bangladesh and is considered to being endangered. 

Elephants 

100

Made from lentils, this thick, spiced soup is both a comfort food and a staple in Bangladeshi households.

Dal 

100

What is the name of the Prophet who is considered the founder of Islam?

Prophet Muhammed 

200

This colorful garment, often worn by women in Bangladesh, is made of a single piece of fabric draped elegantly around the body.

Sari 

200

This northeastern city, surrounded by tea gardens, is the center of Bangladesh’s tea industry.


Sylhet 

200

This bird, known for its melodious song, is the national bird of Bangladesh.

Magpie Robin 

200

This rich, slow-cooked dish of marinated meat—often mutton or beef—is a staple at Bangladeshi weddings and special occasions.

Kacchi Biryani

200

 What does the green and red national symbol of the Bangladesh flag, featuring a red circle in the center mean? 

Freedom 

300

What is the name of the pre-wedding ceremony where the bride and groom receive gifts and blessings from their family members?

Gaye Holud 

300

This port city, the second-largest in Bangladesh, is the gateway to the Bay of Bengal.

Chittagong

300

The national animal of Bangladesh, this powerful feline is found in the Sundarbans and is the symbol of strength and bravery.

Bengal Tiger

300

This triangular, deep-fried pastry, known as "Shingara" locally, is stuffed with spiced potatoes or lentils and is a popular snack in Bangladesh.

Samosa

300

What is the most famous sport in Bangladesh? 

Cricket 

400

This is the Bengali New Year, celebrated with parades, traditional foods, and colorful clothing.

Pohela Boishakh

400

This northern city, known for its mango production, is called the "Mango Capital" of Bangladesh and is an educational center. 

Rajshahi

400

This UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bangladesh is home to the largest mangrove forest in the world.

Sundarbans 

400

This food is a popular sweet snack. It’s made by deep-frying maida flour batter in pretzel or circular shapes, which are then soaked in sugar syrup. It’s sweet and tasty. It has a somewhat chewy texture with a crystallized sugary exterior coating

Jilapi

400

What is the official word for money in Bangladesh? 

Taka 

500

This traditional Bengali dance, known for its graceful movements, is often performed during cultural festivals.

Rabindra Nritya

500

is a major city that lies on the banks of the Kirtankhola river in south-central Bangladesh and called Venice of the East 

Barisol 

500

This river, one of the largest in the world, merges with the Brahmaputra in Bangladesh to form the world's largest delta.

Padma 

500

Prepared during Eid and other special occasions, this sweet dessert is made with roasted vermicelli, milk, sugar, and dry fruits.

Shemai

500

What is the term for the pre-Islamic period in Arabia, characterized by ignorance of divine guidance, which Islam sought to reform?

Jahiliyyah

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