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English, World Languages
6th -
8thgrade
Holidays and festivals in the UK
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- 1. Multiple Choice
It is a symbol of soldiers who died in the cornfileds of Flanders in the First World War.
a poppy
a rose
a tulip
a forget-me-not
- 2. Multiple Choice
A day to remember all those who died in the two World Wars.
Boxing Day
Hogmanay
Rememberance day
Tulip Day
- 3. Multiple Choice
People do not ......... for two minutes on the Rememberance Day.
dance
walk
sleep
talk
- 4. Multiple Choice
The day after Christmas, 26th December is called .......
Rememberance Day
Boxing Day
Resting Day
Guy Fawkes night
- 5. Multiple Choice
On Boxing Day, people usually.....
box with their enemies.
prepare a lot of boxes.
watch box.
visit friends and relatives.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Who didn't like King James?
Protestants
Roman Catholics
Greek Catholics
Muslims
- 7. Multiple Choice
When did the Guy Fawkes originate?
In the 17th century.
In the 16th century.
In the 18th century.
In the 15th century.
- 8. Multiple Choice
People usually make ....... in their own gardens or in the park on the Guy Fawkes night.
barbecues
stews
bonfires and fireworks
carnivals
- 9. Multiple Choice
...... is the Scottish name for new year celebrations.
Eisteddfod
Féile an Phobail
Boxing day
Hogmanay
- 10. Multiple Choice
People usually sing "...." on Hogmanay.
"Auld Lang Syne"
the national anthem
"God save the Queen"
"Merry Christmas, everyone"
- 11. Multiple Choice
The first person who should enter your house on New Year's Eve in Scotland, should be a tall, dark-haired man. It is considered a ..... if a blond, redhaired or a female comes to your house first.
bad luck
good luck
celebration
sign of friendliness
- 12. Multiple Choice
Eisteddfod is a cultural festival in ...
Scotland.
Wales.
Ireland.
England.
- 13. Multiple Choice
The first Eisteddfod took place in ....
the 12th century.
the 11th century.
the 10th century.
the 13th century.
- 14. Multiple Choice
On the Eisteddfod festival people usually come to compete in ....
singing and poetry.
various sports.
cooking.
horse-riding.
- 15. Multiple Choice
The festival of people, or Féile an Phobail, takes places in .....
Wales.
England.
Australia.
Ireland.
- 16. Multiple Choice
The most attractive event during the Festival of people is a .....
lighting a bonfire.
local barbecue.
shopping fever.
carnival parade.
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