Did You Know? April Fool's Day

April Fools Day is celebrated on April 1st in many countries, known for practical jokes. Its origins are unclear, but it may date back to 16th century France or relate to the vernal equinox. Similarities exist with other spring festivals like Holi and Roman celebrations. Globally, traditions vary, such as 'April Fish' in France and 'Gouki Day' in Scotland. Even newspapers join in with fake headlines. For more factual information, visit britannica.com.

Which ancient festival involves throwing colored water and powders?

• April Fools Day

• Holi

• Gouki Day

• Vernal Equinox

What is one theory about the origin of April Fools Day?

• It originated in Scotland

• It started in ancient Rome

• It began with the vernal equinox

• It was created by newspapers

In France, what is a person who is fooled on April Fools Day called?

• April Fish

• Vernal Trickster

• April Fool

• Gouki

What is the name of April Fools Day in Scotland?

• April Fish Day

• Vernal Day

• Gouki Day

• Fools Day

How do newspapers participate in April Fools Day?

• By publishing real news

• By running fake headlines

• By organizing public events

• By distributing free papers