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The video explores various winter holidays, including Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and New Year celebrations. It discusses the origins, traditions, and cultural significance of each holiday. Christmas is celebrated on December 25th, honoring the birth of Jesus Christ, with traditions like tree decorating and gift-giving. Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday, commemorates the miracle of the temple's eternal flame, celebrated with menorah lighting and games. Kwanzaa, from December 26 to January 1, honors African culture with a focus on unity and community. New Year celebrations vary globally, with customs like eating grapes for luck and setting resolutions.

On which date is Christmas celebrated?

• January 1st

• December 25th

• December 24th

• December 31st

What is a common activity people do to celebrate Christmas?

• Wearing yellow underwear

• Decorating trees

• Eating 12 grapes

• Lighting a menorah

What is Hanukkah also known as?

• Festival of Trees

• Festival of Lights

• Festival of Gifts

• Festival of Unity

How many days does Hanukkah last?

• 8 days

• 10 days

• 12 days

• 7 days

What colors are associated with Kwanzaa?

• Black, white, and gold

• Yellow, red, and green

• Blue, white, and silver

• Red, green, and black

What does the special cup used in Kwanzaa celebrations honor?

• Future family members

• Teachers

• Past family members

• Friends

What do some Hispanic communities eat for good luck on New Year's Eve?

• Corn

• Chocolate coins

• Yellow rice

• 12 grapes

In which countries do people wear yellow underwear for good luck on New Year's Eve?

• Mexico and Brazil

• Japan and China

• Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador

• USA and Canada

What is a common New Year's resolution?

• To watch more TV

• To read more books

• To travel less

• To eat more sweets

What is the purpose of setting New Year's resolutions?

• To exchange gifts

• To make promises or goals for the year

• To celebrate with family

• To decorate the house