How is the date for the Mid-Autumn Festival decided?
The day the moon turns red.
The 15th day of the 8th lunar month.
When every planet in the solar system aligns.
The first Saturday in September.
What shape does the moon have during the Mid Autumn Festival?
Half moon
Crescent
New moon
Full moon
Which fruit is often eaten or given as a gift during the festival as a symbol of prosperity?
a pomelo.
Which of the following ingredients is (usually) not found in mooncakes?
Salted duck egg yolk
Sweet bean paste
Lotus seed paste
Curry paste
At what time of day does the moon festival happen?
It happens at night.
Who is she?
The moon lady (Chang'e)
What is this?
It is the Lion Dance.
What do people usually eat and drink on Mid Autumn Festival?
Mooncakes and tea
Why do children parade lanterns in the streets at night of Mid-Autumn Festival?
to help the lanterns float to Cuội from the Moon
to help Cuội feel lonely at Mid-Autumn night
to help light the way to Earth for Cuội from the Moon
to help Cuội see what happened on the Earth
What is another meaning of Mid-Autumn Festival except Cuội?
the lion dance
the celebration of the harvest
time to eat mooncakes
the preparation of toys, lanterns and masks
What do we do before feasting the mooncakes?
offer the food to our ancestor and worship
prepare good dishes for the family
decorate the house with trees and flowers
prepare toys, lanterns and colorful masks
What can you see if you look closely at the full moon?
the shadow of Santa Claus sitting under a tree
the shadow of a man sitting under a tree
the shadow of Earth God sitting under the tree
the shadow of a woman sitting under a tree
There are two special kinds of Mooncake, which are they?
baked and sticky rice.
Which group of fellow countries also take part in the mid-autumn festivities?
Japan, Vietnam, UK
Vietnam, South Korea, New Zealand
Japan, Italy, Spain
Japan, Vietnam, South Korea
What do you like most about Mid Autumn Festival?
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What is another name for Mid Autumn Festival?
Moon Festival
