Book Quiz: Celebrate Chinese New Year by Carolyn Otto

What is the primary theme of Chinese New Year?

• Peace and goodwill

• Family and a new beginning

• Harvest celebration

• Cultural independence

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When does Chinese New Year typically begin?

• January 1

• On the first day of spring

• The first day of the lunar calendar

• February 15

What do people traditionally clean before Chinese New Year?

• The windows

• Their homes

• Public streets

• Temples

What is typically written on red paper decorations for Chinese New Year?

• Family names

• Blessings and good fortune wishes

• Historical events

• Personal goals

How long does the Chinese New Year celebration typically last?

• 3 days

• 7 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

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What is the main focus of the celebration?

• Friends and fun

• Family and a new year

• Work and success

• Travel and adventure

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When does the celebration begin?

• The last day of the year

• The first day of spring

• The first day of the lunar calendar

• The first day of summer

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What color is commonly associated with the celebration?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Yellow

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Where do people often decorate during the celebration?

• Their schools

• Their homes

• Their offices

• Their cars

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What traditional performances are common during the celebration?

• Ballet and opera

• Lion and dragon dances

• Magic shows

• Puppet shows

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