Chinese New Year

This year is the year of the Tiger, next year will be the year of the...

• Rabbit

• Dragon

• Snake

• Tiger

Chinese New Year is also known as...

• Lunar New Year

• Dragon Festival

• Festival of Light

• Spring Festival

During the festive period, Chinese citizens have a holiday for how many days?

• 7

• 5

• 3

• 9

Which of the following can be seen during the festival?

• Green lanterns

• White lanterns

• Yellow lanterns

• Red lanterns

The most important part of the festival is...

• New Years Day Dinner

• New Years Day breakfast

• New Years Eve reunion dinner

• New Years Eve reunion breakfast

If a family member cannot make the reunion dinner, the family will...

• Make a cardboard cut-out of the person.

• Set out plates and utensils in their honour.

• Say a special speech for them.

• Take photographs to send them.

Eating Longevity Noodles symbolises...

• everything going well in the new year.

• living until an old age.

• going on a long journey home.

• working long hours at work.

Eating Glutinous Rice Cakes symbolises...

• Buying a new car

• Buying a new house

• starting at a new school

• Career promotion and salary

Steamed or braised fish is served because its name means...

• surplus and fortune.

• peace and goodwill.

• long live the King.

• happiness and health.

Spring Rolls are eaten because they represent...

• Silver coins

• Bronze rings

• Gold bars

• Iron bars