April Fool

April Fools' Day started in .....................

• Scotland

• UK

• France

• Canada

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In Scotland they celebrate April Fools' Day for ......

• two days

• three days

• one day

• one week

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April Fools' Day celebration takes place every ...........

• two years

• Monday

• year

• week

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April Fools' Day is celebrated in ...........

• one country

• many countries

• Greece only

• UK only.

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You ................... play a joke to your teachers.

• never

• sometimes

• always

• often

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What event does April Fool's come from?

• France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar

• England switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar

• Finland switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar

• Australia switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar

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What is the symbol for someone who is easily fooled on April Fools' Day?

• A clown

• A candy

• A paper fish

• A fish

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April Fools is also an opportunity to tell about:

• the game

• the truth

• economic potential

• que tu es très belle <33

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What is the main purpose of April Fool's Day?

• Tell jokes

• Sleeping

• Fishing

• Create joys

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Those who are slow to receive the news or do not realize that the new year has begun is called what?

• April Fool

• Fish

• Fool

• You

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