Chinese New Year
This animal is the first in the 12-year Chinese zodiac cycle.
The rat
This country is famous for pyramids, pharaohs, and the Nile River.
Egypt
This is the opposite of the adjective "expensive."
Cheap
This yellow fruit is curved and a favorite snack for monkeys.
A banana
This large, gray animal from Africa and Asia has a very long nose called a trunk.
An elephant
The color of clothing and decorations worn for good luck during this holiday.
Red
In this South American country, people often dance the tango
Argentina
The past simple tense of the verb "go."
Went
This Italian dish has a round dough base, cheese, and tomato sauce.
Pizza
This animal is known as "man's best friend."
A dog
These are given in red envelopes to children for good luck
Money (or lucky money)
This Japanese traditional clothing is a robe tied with a wide belt.
A kimono
This word is needed to complete the question: "____ are you from?"
Where
This hot drink is made from roasted and ground beans, popular worldwide.
Coffee
This is the fastest land animal in the world.
A cheetah
This loud, traditional performance with a long costume is meant to scare away bad luck
A dragon dance
This month has a famous "Running of the Bulls" festival in Pamplona, Spain.
July
The correct order: "She ___ never ___ to Paris." (has/been or did/go)
Has, been (She has never been to Paris)
Sushi traditionally comes from this country.
Japan
This bird is a national symbol of the United States.
The bald eagle
The number of days the Chinese New Year celebration traditionally lasts.
15 days
This large island country is also a continent, known for kangaroos and koalas.
Australia
This is the comparative form of the adjective "good."
Better
This meal is eaten in the morning, to "break" the "fast" from sleeping.
Breakfast
This black and white bear is native to China and eats bamboo.
A panda (bear)