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Mid-autumn quizzes

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  • What do the round mooncakes symbolize?
    Family reunion
    Knowledge
    Longevity
    Wealth
  • Are mooncakes expensive nowadays?
    They are free in schools
    No, they are always cheap
    They are banned in some areas
    Yes, some branded mooncakes are expensive
  • What is the connection between the festival and harvest?
    It marks the start of planting
    It thanks the Moon for a good harvest
    It celebrates the king’s birthday
    It is unrelated
  • How do big cities celebrate the festival?
    With fireworks and boat racing
    With fasting and praying
    With school exams
    With lantern displays and lion dances
  • Who usually performs lion dances?
    Monks in temples
    Children under 10
    Teachers and parents
    Professional dance troupes or young people
  • Is the Mid-Autumn Festival a public holiday in Vietnam?
    Yes, it is a national holiday
    Only in northern Vietnam
    Only when the government declares it
    No, but it is widely celebrated
  • What is usually written on lanterns?
    School lessons
    Advertisements
    Shopping lists
    Lucky symbols or wishes
  • When is the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrated in Vietnam?
    On the 15th day of the 7th lunar month
    On the 1st day of the 1st lunar month
    On the last day of the lunar year
    On the 15th day of the 8th lunar month
  • What do families usually do together during this time?
    Eat mooncakes and watch the moon
    Play sports
    Travel abroad
    Go shopping
  • Do schools and communities organize events for children?
    Yes, they organize shows and games
    No, only families do
    Only in the countryside
    Only in big cities
  • What is the highlight for children in the festival?
    Watching TV
    Joining lantern parades
    Playing video games
    Going shopping
  • Who is the main focus of the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam?
    Monks
    Children
    The elderly
    Farmers
  • Why do children look at the moon during the festival?
    To check the harvest
    To see Chú Cuội and the banyan tree
    To make wishes
    To predict the weather
  • Why do people eat pomelos during the festival?
    They are easy to find
    They are cheap
    They taste better under moonlight
    They bring good health and happiness
  • What does the act of carrying lanterns symbolize?
    Luck in exams
    Wealth
    Brightness and hope
    Power and strength
  • What do children usually do during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
    Carry lanterns and join lion dances
    Go swimming
    Watch movies
    Play football
  • Which legendary character is associated with the moon in Vietnam?
    Chú Cuội
    Trạng Quỳnh
    Sơn Tinh
    Thánh Gióng
  • What do people usually place on the offering tray?
    Mooncakes, fruits, tea
    Beer, chicken, rice
    Pizza, soft drinks
    Coffee, bread, milk
  • When did the Mid-Autumn Festival become widely known as the "Children’s Festival" in Vietnam?
    In the 13th century
    In the 21st century
    During the French colonial period
    After the August Revolution in 1945
  • Who else is associated with the moon besides Chú Cuội?
    Ông Táo
    Thần Tài
    Bà Trưng
    Chị Hằng (Moon Lady)
  • What does the story of Chú Cuội teach children?
    Bravery in war
    The importance of studying
    The value of money
    Honesty and imagination
  • Why do Vietnamese people celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival?
    To remember ancestors
    To mark the start of a new school year
    To celebrate the moon and harvest
    To honor war heroes
  • What is the most famous performance during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
    Fireworks
    Dragon boat race
    Lion dance
    Puppet show
  • Do adults enjoy the festival as much as children?
    No, only kids like it
    Adults only eat mooncakes
    Yes, adults enjoy reunion and nostalgia
    Adults don’t celebrate at all
  • What are the two main types of mooncakes in Vietnam?
    Baked and sticky rice mooncakes
    Fried and steamed
    Sweet and spicy
    Chocolate and vanilla
  • How has the festival changed in modern Vietnam?
    It is less important now
    It has disappeared
    It is only for adults
    It has become more commercial
  • What kind of toys do children receive during this festival?
    Robots and drones
    Cars and dolls
    Paper lanterns, drums, masks
    Smartphones and tablets
  • What is the most popular food during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
    Sticky rice cakes
    Mooncakes
    Noodles
    Spring rolls
  • What kind of gifts are often given to children?
    Laptops and phones
    Candies, toys, mooncakes
    Books and bicycles
    Money
  • What is the difference between traditional and modern lanterns?
    There is no difference
    Traditional use batteries, modern use candles
    Traditional are paper, modern are plastic
    Traditional are plastic, modern are metal
  • What does the full moon symbolize in Vietnamese culture?
    Purity and wisdom
    Longevity and power
    Wealth and fame
    Reunion and happiness
  • Do foreign tourists join the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam?
    Only in rural areas
    No, it is not for foreigners
    Yes, they enjoy lantern parades and mooncakes
    Only in Hanoi
  • What fruits are commonly eaten during the festival?
    Pomelos and persimmons
    Mangoes and pineapples
    Apples and grapes
    Oranges and strawberries
  • Do families gather for meals during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
    No, it is a private event
    Only rich families do
    Only in the countryside
    Yes, they usually eat mooncakes and fruits together
  • Who is Chú Cuội?
    A farmer who grew rice
    A man who flew to the moon with a banyan tree
    A soldier
    A fisherman
  • Are mooncakes in Vietnam sweet or savory?
    Neither
    Only sweet
    Only savory
    Both sweet and savory
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