New Year's Resolutions Quiz

What is the main purpose of New Year's resolutions?

• To celebrate the new year with family

• To make promises to improve one's life

• To remember historical events

• To plan vacations for the year

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Which ancient civilization is known for the earliest New Year's resolutions?

• Egyptians

• Greeks

• Babylonians

• Romans

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What festival did the Babylonians celebrate when making resolutions?

• Saturnalia

• Akitu

• Lupercalia

• Samhain

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Which Roman god is associated with New Year's resolutions?

• Jupiter

• Mars

• Janus

• Neptune

In which century did New Year's resolutions become popular in Europe?

• 16th century

• 17th century

• 18th century

• 19th century

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What percentage of people in the United States make New Year's resolutions?

• 30%

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

What is a common reason people fail to achieve their resolutions?

• Lack of time

• Lack of planning

• Lack of resources

• Lack of interest

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What is a suggested way to increase the success of resolutions?

• Keeping them secret

• Setting vague goals

• Writing them down

• Making them unrealistic

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What is a better way to phrase the resolution "I want to be healthier"?

• I will eat more vegetables

• I will exercise for 30 minutes three times a week

• I will drink more water

• I will sleep more

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What is a significant part of New Year's celebrations in modern times?

• Fireworks

• Self-improvement

• Gift-giving

• Traveling

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