Holidays and festivals in the UK

It is a symbol of soldiers who died in the cornfileds of Flanders in the First World War.

• a poppy

• a rose

• a tulip

• a forget-me-not

A day to remember all those who died in the two World Wars.

• Boxing Day

• Hogmanay

• Rememberance day

• Tulip Day

People do not ......... for two minutes on the Rememberance Day.

• dance

• walk

• sleep

• talk

The day after Christmas, 26th December is called .......

• Rememberance Day

• Boxing Day

• Resting Day

• Guy Fawkes night

On Boxing Day, people usually.....

• box with their enemies.

• prepare a lot of boxes.

• watch box.

• visit friends and relatives.

Who didn't like King James?

• Protestants

• Roman Catholics

• Greek Catholics

• Muslims

When did the Guy Fawkes originate?

• In the 17th century.

• In the 16th century.

• In the 18th century.

• In the 15th century.

People usually make ....... in their own gardens or in the park on the Guy Fawkes night.

• barbecues

• stews

• bonfires and fireworks

• carnivals

...... is the Scottish name for new year celebrations.

• Eisteddfod

• Féile an Phobail

• Boxing day

• Hogmanay

People usually sing "...." on Hogmanay.

• "Auld Lang Syne"

• the national anthem

• "God save the Queen"

• "Merry Christmas, everyone"