General Info
What is the capital of Sweden?
Stockholm
What do Swedes avoid doing when talking?
What does work look like in a typical Swedish family?
Bother parents work
What is the meal that some families eat every Thursday?
Pea soup and pancakes
What day is the National Day of Sweden celebrated on?
June Sixth
Where is Sweden located?
n the Scandinavian peninsula in northern Europe.
What is something Sweden is known for?
Their respect for the environment and commitment to sustainability.
What was traditional Swedish clothing for women?
a white puffy shirt, a long skirt, an apron, and a headscarf
What day is Sweden's "Cinnamon Bun Day"?
October fourth
When is Midsummer celebrated?
Between June 19th and June 25th
What is Sweden's population?
11 million
How far apart are people during a conversation?
Over an arms length
What type of shoes were worn by both men and women?
Wooden clogs
What are the typical side dishes?
Pickled beetroot, red cabbage, or potato pancakes
What holiday is on the last day of April?
Walpurgis Night
Who makes up the government?
The prime minister and 23 other ministers
What is Swedish society heavily based on?
Equality and individualism
What was traditional Swedish clothing for men?
Long sleeve shirts, a vest, trousers, and a hat
What are some of the common lunch foods?
Wild mushroom soup, eggs with anchovies, or pickled herring
What does Midsummer celebrate?
the summer solstice
What percent of Swedes are Lutheran?
61 percent
How do Swedes address conflict?
Directly and diplomatically
What do Swedish families enjoy doing in their free time?
Camping, picking berries and mushrooms, hiking, sailing, skiing, and skating.
What food do Swedes consume almost daily?
Different kinds of fish
What is Walpurgis Night?
It's a celebration to kick off spring.