I WONDER - When Is Chinese New Year?

The video introduces the concept of Chinese New Year, explaining that it falls on different dates each year due to its reliance on the lunar calendar. It typically occurs in late January or February, coinciding with the new moon, which marks the start of a new lunar cycle.

What is unique about the date of Chinese New Year each year?

• It falls on the same date every year.

• It is based on the lunar calendar and changes each year.

• It is always in March.

• It is determined by the solar calendar.

Which calendar is used to determine the date of Chinese New Year?

• Lunar calendar

• Mayan calendar

• Julian calendar

• Gregorian calendar

When does Chinese New Year typically occur?

• In June or July

• In late January or February

• In December or January

• In March or April

What does the new moon signify in the lunar calendar?

• The end of a lunar cycle

• The start of a new lunar cycle

• A solar eclipse

• A full moon

What is the shape of the moon during the new moon phase?

• Full moon

• Half moon

• Crescent moon

• Gibbous moon