Discussion
A festival always has
Answer: C
Correct answer: An occasion being marked
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A festival is a celebration of some occasion - religious, seasonal, cultural or national - so the occasion is what constitutes it. Fireworks belong to some festivals and not to others; a harvest festival or a day of fasting has none. Sweets are customary in many traditions but are a local practice rather than a definition. A public holiday is a decision of government, and countless festivals are observed on ordinary working days.
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