San Fermin Festival Quiz

What is the San Fermin festival celebrated annually in Pamplona, Spain known for?

• Its historical significance related to the city's first bishop, San Fermin

• A parade of historical figures

• A food festival featuring Spanish cuisine

• A music concert series

When do the celebrations of the San Fermin festival start and end?

• Start in the morning of July 6th and end on the evening of July 14th

• Start at noon on July 6th and end at midnight on July 14th

• Start at midnight on July 6th and continue non-stop until July 14th

• Start in the evening of July 5th and end in the morning of July 15th

Who can participate in the San Fermin festival?

• Only residents of Pamplona

• Only men over the age of 18

• All people above 18 years of age

• Anyone, as long as they are over 18

Which religious group primarily celebrates the San Fermin festival?

• The Protestant Church

• The Catholic Church

• The Orthodox Church

• Non-religious groups

What event during the Sanfermines celebration is specifically mentioned in the image?

• The lighting of bonfires

• The running of the bulls

• A parade of historical figures

• Fireworks display

What are "Los Gigantes" and "Los Cabezudos" in the context of Sanfermines celebrations?

• Traditional foods served during the festival

• Songs sung during the festival

• Large figures that are marched through the town

• Special prayers said during the festival

Which sporting events are mentioned as part of the Sanfermines celebrations?

• Football and basketball tournaments

• Wood chopping and stone lifting

• Swimming and diving competitions

• Horse racing and bullfighting

What is the main event of the Sanfermines that is widely recognized?

• The parade of Los Gigantes

• The running of the bulls

• The lighting of fireworks

• The traditional dance performances

According to Ryelin, how is cultural diversity celebrated in his culture?

• Through private family gatherings

• By organizing club at school where people can express themselves

• With government-organized events

• Through online forums and discussions

What is a common way of expressing and conducting cultural activities in Hispanic-speaking Catholic countries, as mentioned by Ryelin?

• Through religious ceremonies in private homes

• By holding cultural meetings in community centers

• Through festivals and parades

• By broadcasting cultural events on television