Chinese Moon Festival Quiz

When is the Chinese Moon Festival celebrated?

• 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar

• 1st day of the 1st month of the lunar calendar.

• 25th day of the 12th month of the lunar calendar.

• 10th day of the 5th month of the lunar calendar.

What is another name for the Chinese Moon Festival?

• Dragon Boat Festival

• Spring Festival

• Lantern Festival

• Mid-Autumn Festival

Which dynasty is credited with starting the Chinese Moon Festival?

• Qing Dynasty

• Han Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Ming Dynasty

What is the significance of the moon during the festival?

• Guiding participants during the festival.

• Acting as a symbol of good luck.

• Providing light during the festival.

• Determining the date and timing of the festival

What is the traditional food eaten during the Chinese Moon Festival?

• mooncakes

• dumplings

• pizza

• sushi

What is the main activity during the Chinese Moon Festival?

• Exchanging gifts and red envelopes.

• Performing traditional dances and music.

• Lighting fireworks and lanterns.

• Gathering of family and friends for a reunion dinner and admiring the full moon

What is the legend behind the Chinese Moon Festival?

• Zhuangzi and the Butterfly

• Chang'e and the Jade Rabbit

• Houyi and the Ten Suns

• Sun Wukong and the Journey to the West

What is the traditional symbol of the Chinese Moon Festival?

• dumpling

• dragon

• mooncake

• lantern

What are the traditional decorations used during the Chinese Moon Festival?

• lanterns, mooncakes, and pomelos

• fireworks, red envelopes, and dragon dances.

• dumplings, tea, and lotus flowers.

• incense, calligraphy, and kites.

What are some common customs observed during the Chinese Moon Festival?

• Exchanging gifts, singing traditional songs, and flying kites.

• Playing traditional games, wearing traditional costumes, and reciting poetry.

• Eating mooncakes, lighting lanterns, and watching the moon.

• Attending parades, making paper lanterns, and performing dragon dances.