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New Year's Day is celebrated in summer.
False ➡ New Year's Day is celebrated on January 1, usually in winter.
People do not help the poor during Eid al-Adha.
False ➡ People help the poor during Eid al-Adha.
People sleep all day during Eid al-Fitr.
False ➡ People celebrate, pray, and visit family.
Eid al-Fitr is celebrated after Ramadan.
True
Independence Day is a sad day in Uzbekistan.
False - Independence Day is a happy celebration.
Muhammad Yusuf wrote poems in Uzbek language.
True
Sumalak is a sweet paste made during winter.
False - Sumalak is a traditional food made during Navruz (spring), not winter.
People clean their houses before Navruz.
True
People cook sumalak during Navruz.
True
Navruz is celebrated in summer.
False - Navruz is celebrated in spring.
The traditional clothes in Uzbekistan is called Chapan
True
The traditional clothes in Uzbekistan is Hanbok.
False - (chapan, khan-atlas, lozim, do'ppi )
People share food during celebrations.
True
Uzbekistan celebrates Independence Day in August.
False - Uzbekistan celebrates Independence Day on September 1, not August.
People visit family and friends during holidays.
True
Navruz is 'only' celebrated in schools.
False
People wear traditional clothes during celebrations.
True
People celebrate Independence Day with fireworks and concerts.
True
Independence Day (Mustaqillik Kuni) is on September 1.
True
People cook sumalak during Navruz.
True
People celebrate Navruz in winter.
False - People celebrate Navruz in spring, usually on March 21, not in winter.
Navruz is a New Year celebration in Uzbekistan.
True
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