British and American holidays

The November 5th in the UK is called the ... night.

• Hellfire

• Bonfire

• Bigfire

• Bonwater

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In 1605, Guy Fawkes and his companions tried to blow up the ... .

• Westminster Abbey

• Tower of London

• Buckingham palace

• Parliament

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The most important Christmas day in the UK is the ... December. (number)

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Father Christmas comes into the house through the ... .

• chimney

• door

• balcony

• window

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The Independence day is celebrated in the USA on the 4th ... . (month, NOT NUMBER)

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On the Independence day a lot of people ... .

• carve pumpkins

• do housework

• do fireworks

• decorate trees

Apart from Christmas, ... day is a very important family holiday.

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A typical part of Thanksgiving dinner ISN'T ...

• sweet potato

• turkey

• pudding

• cranberry sauce

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Famous American civil rights activist was called Martin Luther ... .

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Martin Luther K. was fighting against ... discrimination.

• racial

• age

• women

• animal

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