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During New Year’s Eve in Ecuador, people burn large paper dolls called “año viejos” to represent what?
Old clothes
The old year and bad memories
Evil spirits
Sassy children
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What does the word “Hanukkah” mean?
Joy
Dedication
Peace
Light
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In which country is Boxing Day celebrated on December 26?
England
France
Germany
Poland
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What food do some people in South Africa eat on Christmas Day?
Roasted scorpions
Termite cookies
Fried caterpillars
Ostrich eggs
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In 12 Days of Christmas, what did their true love send to them on the 9th day?
Ladies dancing
Calling birds
Geese laying
Swans swimming
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What is the traditional food eaten during Lunar New Year that symbolizes wealth?
Dumplings
Noodles
Green beans
Tofu
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In which country did the tradition of Christmas trees begin in?
Germany
Sweden
Holland
Italy
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What do people in Caracas, Venezuela, often do on Christmas morning?
Jump into fountains
Sing carols on rooftops
Wear red clown noses
Roller-skate to church
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Which country celebrates Christmas by hiding brooms from witches?
Iceland
Finland
Sweden
Norway
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Which country has a tradition of the “Yule Cat,” a giant cat that eats people who don't wear the clothes they get for Christmas?
Turkey
Bolivia
Denmark
Iceland
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banana
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gift
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What do people in Denmark throw at their friends’ doors on New Year’s Eve for good luck?
Broken dishes
Coins
Bread rolls
Old shoes
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In Scotland, New Year’s is called Hogmanay. Which weird tradition is actually part of it?
Eating haggis while jumping off a chair
Singing to your neighbors with bagpipes made of candy
The first visitor should bring a dead fish
Wearing kilts backward for good luck
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In parts of Austria, a companion named Krampus accompanies St. Nicholas. What’s his hobby?
Making sure children stay asleep
Eating peppermint
Scaring children into being good
Stealing presents
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