I WONDER - What Are The Chinese New Year Animals?

The video explains the differences between the traditional calendar and the Chinese calendar, which spans 12 years. It highlights how each year in the Chinese calendar is associated with a Zodiac sign represented by an animal. The 12 animals include the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. The video also discusses the belief that people born in a particular year share traits with the corresponding Zodiac animal, such as fearlessness in those born in the year of the tiger.

How does the Chinese calendar differ from the traditional calendar?

• It starts in February.

• It is based on the lunar cycle.

• It lasts 12 years.

• It has more months.

What is unique about the Chinese Zodiac compared to the Western Zodiac?

• It changes every 5 years.

• It has 13 signs.

• Each year has a Zodiac sign.

• Each month has a Zodiac sign.

Which animal is not part of the Chinese Zodiac?

• Rabbit

• Elephant

• Dragon

• Tiger

What animal represents a year in the Chinese Zodiac?

• Lion

• Ox

• Eagle

• Dolphin

What trait is associated with people born in the year of the tiger?

• Wise

• Cunning

• Fearless

• Gentle