WorksheetsEstonian culture and traditions
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the national flower of Estonia?
Sunflower
Harebell
Forget-me-not
Cornflower
What is the traditional Estonian folk costume?
Blue jeans and a white T-shirt
Black dress and high-heeled shoes
Folk costume set
What is Midsummer Day and how is it celebrated in Estonia?
Jaanipäev is a summer solstice, which is celebrated in Estonia with bonfires, singing, dancing, and folk customs.
Jaanipäev is an autumnal equinox, which is celebrated in Estonia with apple pie eating and mushroom picking.
Jaanipäev is a winter solstice, which is celebrated in Estonia with building snowmen and skiing.
Jaanipäev is a vernal equinox, which is celebrated in Estonia with egg painting and sledding.
What is traditional Estonian food?
Mulgi porridge, blood sausage, cheese, herring sandwich
Sushi, kimchi, ramen
Pizza, sushi, burger
Taco, burrito, enchiladas
Who is the national epic of Estonia?
Kalevipoeg
Dawn
Kalev
Kungla
What is the song and dance festival and why is it important in Estonian culture?
The Song and Dance Festival is important in Estonian culture because it is a traditional event that brings together thousands of singers and dancers to celebrate Estonian culture and heritage.
The Song and Dance Festival is important in Estonian culture because it brings together only a few singers and dancers.
The Song and Dance Festival is important in Estonian culture because it is intended only for foreigners.
The Song and Dance Festival is insignificant in Estonian culture because it does not reflect modern values.
How are Christmas celebrated in Estonia?
Traditional foods, Christmas tree and exchanging gifts
Celebrated by sunbathing and swimming at the beach
Santa Claus does not visit Estonia
Christmas is prohibited in Estonia
What is the national musical instrument of Estonia?
piano
zither
guitar
violin
What is Estonian folk dance?
Estonian national dance is not an important part of Estonian national culture, but rather an insignificant tradition
Estonian national dance is just a specific dance, not a collection of different dances and songs
Estonian national dance is a modern dance style not related to folk culture
Estonian national dance is an important part of Estonian national culture, consisting of various traditional dances and folk songs.
What is the significance of the Estonian national flag?
The Estonian national flag is significant because it represents the country's struggle for independence and freedom.
The Estonian national flag is insignificant and holds no special meaning in the country's culture.
The Estonian national flag is only used for decorative purposes and has no historical significance.
The Estonian national flag is important only for international events and has no relevance to the local culture.
What is the traditional Estonian dance called and how is it performed?
The traditional Estonian dance is called 'Kaerajaan' and it is performed in a group with intricate footwork and hand movements.
The traditional Estonian dance is called 'Kaerajaan' and it is performed solo with acrobatic moves and flips.
The traditional Estonian dance is called 'Kaerajaan' and it is performed with a partner in a slow and romantic style.
The traditional Estonian dance is called 'Kaerajaan' and it is performed with props and costumes in a theatrical manner.
What is the significance of the Estonian national anthem?
The Estonian national anthem is significant because it symbolizes the country's resilience and determination during difficult times.
The Estonian national anthem is insignificant and is rarely sung or recognized in the country.
The Estonian national anthem is only performed at international events and has no relevance to the local culture.
The Estonian national anthem is important only for ceremonial purposes and has no emotional connection to the citizens.
What is the largest lake of Estonia?
Lake Võhandu
Lake Peipsi
Lake Rõuge
Lake Võrtsjärv
What are the 3 largest Estonian cities?
Tallinn
Tartu
Narva
Tallinn
Narva
Pärnu
Tallinn
Tartu
Pärnu
