Lunar new year 1

When do you celebrate the new year?

• In the autumn.

• In the spring.

• In the winter.

• In the summer.

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In 2022 the Lunar New Year is on which day?

• February 1.

• December 31.

• January 31.

• November 1.

In Chinese culture, it is bad luck to ......

• cut your hair on New Year's day.

• cut your nail on New Year's day.

• clean before New Year's day.

• eat too much before New Year.

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Some Vietnamese families decorate trees with......

• lights.

• good luck charms.

• silks.

• glitters.

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For the Korean New Year some people wear hanbok. This is a traditional kind of......

• hat.

• dress.

• shoe.

• makeup.

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Koreans eat soup with rice cakes on the New Year because.....

• rice brings good health.

• warm soup brings joy.

• rice cakes are shaped like coins for wealth.

• the broth is clear like the future.

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The Japanese visit shrine on New Year and donate money is......

• a tradition for families.

• for people to make their wish.

• a way to have good health and fortune.

• for fun and festival.

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The Filipino’s have a New Year Traditions of.......

• being quiet when New Year comes.

• wearing clothes with stripes.

• splashing water on eachother.

• eating round-shaped fruits.

The Thailand New Year's tradition "Songkran" is where people.....

• drink one full cup of water when its midnight.

• throw water out of their window.

• splash water on eachother.

• jump into pools.