Year 3-5 Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival

What is another name for the Chinese Mid-Autumn festival?

• Chinese New Year

• Dragon boat Festival

• Moon Festival/ Mooncake Festival

• Christmas

When is Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar?

• 15th day of the 8th Lunar Month

• 15th day of the 9th Lunar Month

• 15th day of the 10th Lunar Month

• 15th Day of the 11th Lunar Month

On which day was the Mid-Autumn festival this year? (on Western calendar)

• August 15th, 2019

• August 16th, 2019

• September 13th, 2019

• September 14th, 2019

Is Mid-Autumn Festival a holiday in China?

• Yes

• No

What do Chinese people do to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival?

• Watch the full moon

• Burn paper money

• Eat dumplings

• Set off fireworks

What do Chinese people eat during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

• Dumplings

• Noodles

• Spring rolls

• Mooncakes

What does mooncake symbolise?

• The mooncakes are round , symbolizing the reunion of friends.

• The mooncakes are round, symbolizing the reunion of a family,

• The mooncakes are yellow, symbolizing a prosperous future.

• The moon cakes are yellow, symbolizing wealth.

According to the legend, who do Chinese people believe lived on the moon?

• A phoenix

• A lady named Chang E

• A dragon

• A man named Qu Yuan