The old song "Auld Lang Syne" is sung on New Year's Eve. It was first published by poet Robert Burns and means "times gone by." What country is it from? (Hint: This is a country in the UK.)

Which ancient group celebrated the first New Year 4,000 years ago? Russians, Babylonians, or New Yorkers

THIS Roman emperor first made the first day of the month of January a national holiday.

When Big Ben strikes twelve, everyone gathers around to sing "Auld Lang Syne." In what city is Big Ben located?

Some people do not eat this farm animal on New Year's Day because it scratches in reverse. It means bad luck.

On average, how many babies are born each January 1 in the United States? 11,293; 8,293; 4,293

What were given as gifts on New Year's Day in ancient Persia (now known as Iran)? seeds, flowers, or eggs

People in this North American country celebrate New Year's Day by taking a plunge into ice-cold water. This is called the Polar Bear Plunge

It is a Latin American tradition to burn a large stuffed doll at this hour. This signifies burning all bad memories form the old year.

Crime bureau statistics show that more vehicles, wallets or shoes are stolen on New Year's Day than any other holiday.

The three popular places to travel to in the United States for New Year's Eve are New York City, Las Vegas, and THIS major attraction in Florida.

Reykjavik has one of the largest fireworks displays on New Year's Eve. Reykjavik is the capital of what country?

The most famous parade in the United States on New Year's Day is the Rose Parade in Pasadena, after which there is a Rose Bowl football game. In what state is Pasadena located?