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Celebrations

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  • Families light candles for eight nights and eat fried food like potato pancakes.
    Hanukkah
  • What celebration is this?
    Christmas!
  • This celebration focuses on one person, includes candles on a cake, and usually happens every year.
    A birthday party!
  • Which party is held on 31 December?
    A New Year's Eve party
  • This celebration marks the end of a month of fasting and includes prayers, gifts, and family meals
    Eid
  • In many countries, this celebration includes giving chocolate eggs and celebrating new life.
    Easter
  • This celebration is sometimes called the “Festival of Lights” in India.
    Diwali
  • In which event do people celebrate how long they've been doing something? For example, a wedding _______________
    Anniversary
  • Which gathering celebrates moving into a new home?
    Housewarming party
  • Which occasion celebrates a couple getting married?
    A wedding
  • Which occasion announces a couple’s intention to marry?
    An engagement party
  • Cities like Rio de Janeiro and Venice are famous for this colourful celebration.
    Carnival
  • Which workplace send-off marks a colleague leaving?
    A farewell party
  • Which event marks the end of someone’s working life?
    Retirement party
  • What is the national day of Scotland?
    St Andrew's Day
  • What is the national day of Ireland?
    St Patrick's Day
  • This celebration happens the day after Christmas in the UK and is often associated with shopping and football.
    Boxing Day
  • What is the national day of England?
    St George's Day
  • Which event celebrates finishing university or school?
    A graduation
  • What is the national day of Wales?
    St David's Day
  • Which pre-wedding night out is for the groom?
    A stag party (UK) or bachelor party (USA)
  • Which party celebrates a baby before they're born?
    A baby shower
  • People wear costumes, go to parties, and children often ask for sweets.
    Halloween!
  • Which pre-wedding party or night out is for the bride?
    A hen party (UK) or bachelorette party (USA)