Gawai Dayak _________to "Dayak Day"; however, celebrations can last for a month!

Weddings ________________ scheduled in June to take advantage of Gawai Dayak.

The term Dayak is a grouping of indigenous people ____________the Iban, Bidayuh, Kayan, Kenyah, Kelabit, Murut and over 200 other tribes which once roamed Borneo, sometimes relieving unsuspecting traders of their heads.

_____________ in headhunting traditions of the past, the only head removed these days during Gawai Dayak belongs to a chicken sacrificed to honor a successful rice harvest.

Iban and Dayak homes _____________during Gawai Dayak, allowing visitors a glimpse of daily life.

Tourists are invited to ______ colorful traditional costumes for photos, _________in traditional dances, and _________delicious cakes and treats.

Many Dayak people ___________ from their rural homes into the cities in search of work.

You ____________ far more baseball caps worn on heads than hornbill feathers these days.

Christian Dayaks often attend mass at a church and then celebrate with dinner at a restaurant when ___________ Gawai Dayak in Borneo.

The streets__________ with ketupat leaves and fairy lights, there is laughter in the air, and everyone seems to be stunningly well-dressed — yes, it’s Raya time.

Hari Raya Aidilfitri is an annually __________event that marks the end of the Muslim fasting month, also known as Ramadan.

Prior to this day, Muslims _________in the cities typically balik kampung (return to their home towns) in order to celebrate Hari Raya with their families.

This day is usually also a national holiday, so school children and working adults ____________ time with their family without worrying about formal obligations.

The day itself ________ with an early-morning prayer at the mosque, where Muslims give thanks for their blessings.