Chinese New Year 2023

When is Chinese New Year on the Gregorian calendar?

• On 1 January

• Falls between 21 January and 20 February

• On 2 February

• Falls between 3 March and 5 May

How long does the Chinese New Year celebration generally last?

• 1 day

• 15 days

• 25 days

• 30 days

2023 is the year of the ＿＿＿. Draw the animal in 30 seconds.

Which animal is NOT an animal of the Chinese zodiac?

• Monkey

• Panda

• Goat

• Pig

Which colour represents good luck for the Chinese New Year?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

At Chinese New Year, it's traditional for families to give out red envelopes. What is in the red envelopes?

• Money

• Dumplings

• Homework

• A New Year's resolution

Typically, who won't get red envelopes during the Chinese New Year?

• New born babies

• Children under 12

• People who just got married

• People over the age of 70

Chinese New Year is also known as 'Chunjie' - what does this mean?

• Spring Festival

• Dragon Boat Festival

• Mid-Autumn Festival

• Winter Festival

Food is a big part of Chinese New Year, and most families look forward to sharing feasts together. Traditionally, what would make one of the diners luckier than others?

• Finding the largest fish

• Getting the smallest plate in the house

• Finding a coin in their dumpling

• Being the last person to finish the meal

Which of the following is not a common activity during the 15 days of Chinese New Year？

• Wearing new clothes

• Visiting friends and family

• Wearing all black

• Setting off firecrackers and fireworks