On the Feast of San Fermín in Pamplona, people run with the bulls in the streets.
True
Georgia has never had a female king or queen.
False
The Argonauts passed through Georgia during their search for the Golden Fleece.
True
In Spain, it’s common to eat seafood paella on Christmas Day
False
Georgia is located in the southeastern region of the United States.
False
Les Falles is a celebration in Valencia, Spain, where large sculptures are built and then burned to mark the arrival of spring.
True
In Spain, it is common to have a big meal and celebrate with fireworks on Christmas Day.
False
Georgia does not have any ancient cave cities.
False
There is no Georgian football player currently playing in Italy.
False
The Spanish tradition of 'La Feria' involves people wearing flamenco dresses and dancing in the streets
True
The Georgian language uses the Latin alphabet.
False
Flamenco dancing originates from the region of Andalusia.
True
The Spanish tradition of 'siesta' means people sleep for four hours every afternoon
False
In Georgia, there is a festival called Chiakokonoba, where people jump over bonfires.
True
In Spain, the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) is celebrated with large parades and costume
False
The traditional Spanish drink, Sangría, is made with wine, fruit, and a variety of spices
False
Georgians do not celebrate Christmas with special traditions.
False
Georgia has been making wine for over 8,000 years.
True
In Spain, it is traditional to eat a special sweet called 'turrón' during Christmas time
True
Caga Tió is a traditional Catalan Christmas figure that "poops" presents for children as part of a festive ritual.
True
Georgians love gathering for big feasts called supra.
True
The Spanish word 'tapas' refers to small portions of food served at bars or restaurants
True
The Georgian song "Chakrulo" was sent to space.
True