Q. The image depicts which holiday festival?

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Q. This country's flag indicates what country's Independence Day?

Q. This island's parade is very popular in New York.

Q. This festival's purpose is to commemorate this country's citizens defeating the French Army.

Q. This festival can get dangerous if accidentally gored by a bull's sharp horns.

Q. The focus of the fiesta is the creation and destruction of ninots (“puppets” or “dolls”), which are huge cardboard, wood, paper-machè and plaster statues.  A popular theme is poking fun at corrupt politicians and Spanish celebrities.  Each year, one of the ninots is spared from destruction by popular vote. 

Q. These wise men, otherwise known as the Magi, found the divine child by following a star across the desert for twelve days to Bethlehem. Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar — representing Europe, Arabia, and Africa respectively — traveled by horse, camel, and elephant in order to present baby Jesus with three symbolic gifts.

Q. This extended holiday is elaborately celebrated each year in Spain. This is the week preceding Easter Sunday or Pascua.

Q. This holiday is celebrated the day before Christmas in the Hispanic Culture.