New Year quiz

The last day of the year when people celebrate new year soon to come is called New Year's ______

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Ancient civilizations also celebrated new year.

• yes

• no

Equinox is when:

• the day is longer than the night

• the night is longer the day

• the day and night have the same length

• the night is shorter than ever during the year

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The whole world celebrates New Year on the same day

• yes

• no

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Hogmanay is the way New Year's Eve is called in:

• Iceland

• Ireland

• Wales

• Scotland

In _______, it is the custom to eat 12 grapes as the bells sound for midnight on 31 December.

• Germany

• Spain

• Portugal

• Ecuador

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Auld Lang Syne is:

• the name of the New Year tradition popular in England

• the title of the song with lyrics written by a famous poet

• the name of the dish eaten on New Year's Day

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Postanowienia noworoczne to po angielsku:

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The Three Kings are associated with the celebration that is called:

• New Year's Eve

• The Epiphany

• Hogmanay

• First footing

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The visit of The Three Kings in Betlehem to see baby Jesus is now celebrated on:

• 2nd February

• 24 December

• 25th December

• 6th January