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Chinese New Year

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This year is the year of the Tiger, next year will be the year of the...

a)

Rabbit

b)

Dragon

c)

Snake

d)

Tiger

2.

Chinese New Year is also known as...

a)

Lunar New Year

b)

Dragon Festival

c)

Festival of Light

d)

Spring Festival

3.

During the festive period, Chinese citizens have a holiday for how many days?

a)

7

b)

5

c)

3

d)

9

4.

Which of the following can be seen during the festival?

a)

Green lanterns

b)

White lanterns

c)

Yellow lanterns

d)

Red lanterns

5.

The most important part of the festival is...

a)

New Years Day Dinner

b)

New Years Day breakfast

c)

New Years Eve reunion dinner

d)

New Years Eve reunion breakfast

6.

If a family member cannot make the reunion dinner, the family will...

a)

Make a cardboard cut-out of the person.

b)

Set out plates and utensils in their honour.

c)

Say a special speech for them.

d)

Take photographs to send them.

7.

Eating Longevity Noodles symbolises...

a)

everything going well in the new year.

b)

living until an old age.

c)

going on a long journey home.

d)

working long hours at work.

8.

Eating Glutinous Rice Cakes symbolises...

a)

Buying a new car

b)

Buying a new house

c)

starting at a new school

d)

Career promotion and salary

9.

Steamed or braised fish is served because its name means...

a)

surplus and fortune.

b)

peace and goodwill.

c)

long live the King.

d)

happiness and health.

10.

Spring Rolls are eaten because they represent...

a)

Silver coins

b)

Bronze rings

c)

Gold bars

d)

Iron bars

11.

The dumpling is eaten in Chine because...

a)

it represents a tiny present like at Christmas.

b)

it is a traditional lucky food.

c)

its name means the changing of years.

d)

it is easy to make.

12.

Draw a Chinese New Year Dragon below...