Food
Baruch Facts
Year of the Ox
Milking the Jokes
LNY Traditions
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What fruit is this? 
Jackfruit
100
Who is the President of Baruch College?
President S. David Wu
100
True or False: Bulls are red/green colorblind.
True
100
What did the cow pass her MTH 2003 final?
With a cowculator :P
100
Why is setting off firecrackers a Lunar New Year tradition?
The noise from firecrackers scares away the monster, Nian.
200
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Lettuce! 
200
What year was Baruch College founded?
1919
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What is the difference between a bull and a steer?
Steers are castrated.
200
Why do cows have hooves instead of feet?
Because they lactose
200
True or False: Red envelopes are ONLY given on Lunar New Year?
False. Red envelopes are commonly given during weddings and births to symbolize luck and prosperity.
300
What are these?
Rambutan
300
The name and animal of Baruch's masoct
Bernie the Bearcat! 
300
On average, how much time does a cow spend on chewing? 
8 hours
300
What do you call a cow who has been insulted by her classmates?
Roast beef
300
This celebration marks the last day of Lunar New Year.
The Lantern Festival
400
What is this? 
Tang Yuan. Tang Yuan sounds like "Tuan Yuan" which means "reunion" 🥰🥺👪
400
How many undergraduate majors does Baruch offer?
30 (and 60 undergraduate minors)
400
On average, how much methane does a cow burp and fart per day?
Between 160 to 320 liters (more if it ate cheese)
400
What does a mother cow drink after giving birth?
De-calf-finated coffee
400
Why are Asian banks so busy around Lunar New Year?
It is a custom to give Hong Bao/Li Xi money in CRISP, NEW BILLS, symbolizing a fresh new start.
500
What is this?
Nian Gao. "Nian" which means "sticky," but also means "year."
500
How many languages are spoken at Baruch?
111 Languages
500
What year was the hamburger invented?
1885 by Charlie Nagreen (Hamburger Charlie)
500
What do you call a cow on two legs?
Lean beef
500
Why is cooking a whole fish a part of the Lunar New Year tradition?
Fish represents surplus from a plentiful harvest. Fish (鱼, yú) is a homophone for Surplus (余, yú).