What is the Indian film industry?

• A. Bollywood
• B. Greenpeace
• C. Kyoto Protocol
• D. Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Answer: (A)

Bollywood is the name used for the Indian film industry, especially the Hindi-language cinema based in Mumbai. It’s the largest segment of India’s film output and is known worldwide for its musical numbers, elaborate song-and-dance sequences, and a prominent star system. The other options refer to things outside cinema: Greenpeace is an environmental advocacy group, the Kyoto Protocol is an international climate-change treaty, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a foundational UN document. So Bollywood best fits as the Indian film industry.