New Year Celebrations around the world

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Do you celebrate New Year?

• yes

• no

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What is the name of the famous ball drop event in New York City on New Year's Eve?

• Big Apple Countdown

• New Year's Rockin' Eve

• Times Square Ball Drop

• None of the above

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In which country do people burn scarecrows to symbolically let go of the old year?

• Brazil

• Ecuador

• China

• Colombia

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What is the purpose of the "First Footing" tradition in Scotland on New Year's Eve?

• to exchange gifts with neighbours

• to bring good luck for the coming year

• to perform traditional dances

• to light fireworks

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Among the following, which country is the first to celebrate New Year's Eve due to its location near the International Date Line?

• China

• New Zealand

• Australia

• South Korea

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  In Brazil, New Year's Eve is celebrated on the beach. Which color do people traditionally wear during celebrations?

• black

• white

• red

• gold

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What food is traditionally eaten in the southern United States on New Year's Day for good luck?

• black-eyed peas

• corn

• apple pie

• fried chicken

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What is the traditional New Year's Eve song?

• Deck the Halls

• Jingle Bells

• Auld Lang Syne

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing!

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  In Scotland, what is the first visitor to your house after midnight on New Year’s Eve called?

• the first-footer

• the good-lucker

• the door-stepper

• the midnight guest

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What is the name of the New Year's Eve celebration in Scotland?

• Hogmanay

• Bastille Day

• Oktoberfest

• St. Patrick's Day

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  In which country do people traditionally eat 12 grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve?

• Mexico

• Spain

• Italy

• Brasil

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What country celebrates New Year’s Eve by smashing plates on their friends' doors?What color underwear is traditionally worn for good luck in Brazil on New Year's Eve?

• Denmark

• Italy

• Germany

• Greece