Celebrations around the World
Food Traditions
Superstitions and Beliefs
Mixed
100

What do people often give to children during Halloween in the United States and Canada?

Candy/Chocolate

100

In France, what pastry is a famous dessert, made of layers of puff pastry and filled with cream?

Éclair

100

In Russia, if you sneeze, it is believed to mean what?

Someone is thinking about you

100

In Japan, what is the traditional clothing worn during formal occasions or festivals?

Kimono

200

In the United States and Canada, what do people traditionally eat for Thanksgiving dinner?

Turkey

200

In Turkey, what dessert made of sweet syrup and layers of dough is often filled with nuts or cream?

Baklava

200

In Turkey, where do people knock to keep away evil energies?

Wood

200

In many cultures, what number is considered to be unlucky, especially in Western superstitions?

13

300

Which country celebrates La Tomatina, where people throw tomatoes at each other?

Spain
300

What traditional sweet treat is often left out for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve in the United States?

Cookies

300

In Italy, what is considered bad luck if it breaks during a wedding or celebration?

A mirror

300

In Japan, what is the traditional art of folding paper into shapes and figures, such as cranes?

Origami

400

In which country do people celebrate Oktoberfest, a festival with beer, food, and music?

Germany

400

What is the main ingredient in the Spanish dish paella?

Rice

400

In Spain, what tradition do people follow on New Year's Eve to ensure good luck in the coming year?

Eating twelve grapes at midnight.

400

In England, seeing a black cat is considered to be a sign of what?

Good luck