WorksheetsNew Year Around the World
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
Burning a life-sized doll to get rid any bad luck from the previous year is a New Year's tradition in ...
Vietnam
India
Peru
Scotland
January 1 is the time when ALL countries in the world celebrate New Year.
True
False
In celebrating the New Year, Chinese people use the colour of ... because it symbolizes luck and happiness.
white
red
black
green
This is one of the Jewish tradition in celebrating New Year.
Eat longevity noodles.
Eat apples dipped in honey.
Pour water over the hands of elderly people.
Bake cakes with coins.
A festival celebrating the traditional Thailand New Year, held in April and marked by the throwing and sprinkling of water is called ...
Songkran
Candle Festival
Yi Peng
Phi Ta Khon
It is a tradition in ... to eat 12 grapes at midnight because there are 12 months of the year.
USA
Ireland
Greece
Spain
People in Ireland bang ... on their walls and doors to chase bad luck out of their homes.
coins
banana stem
bread
furniture
The girls in Tanzania battle each other with banana stems so they do not bring their anger into the New Year.
True
False
What year in Chinese zodiac is 2022?
Rat
Rabbit
Tiger
Ox
People in the Philippines wear clothing covered with polka dots in the New Year because it symbolizes ... in the year ahead.
luck
riches
happiness
long live
This is the New Year's tradition of people in Scotland and parts of England :
Light bonfire and carry torches.
Jump into freezing cold water.
Tossing furniture out of the window.
During the New Year, children in Russia and Ukraine get gifts from ...
Santa Claus.
Grandfather Frost.
Sinterklaas.
Father Christmas.
People in Italy eat lentils during New Year because ...
They taste good.
They look like coins.
They are healthy.
The person who finds a coin in their piece of cake will be lucky that year. This is the New Year's tradition of people in ...
Greece.
United Kingdom.
Japan.
Scotland.
People in India celebrate the New Year with a festival called Diwali that is also called as the ...
Festival of Luck.
Festival of Joy.
Festival of Food.
Festival of Lights
