Chinese Zodiac
Mythology and Superstitions
Traditions
Food
Extra
100
Which Zodiac represents the year 2025?
Snake
100
True or False:
Odd numbers are considered lucky numbers.
False
100
In 2025 the start to Lunar New Year is on...
Wed, Jan 29
100
What Chinese food looks like/is meant to symbolize gold?
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Dumplings
100
Which plant represents stability and growth?
Bamboo
200
Which zodiac won the race?
The Rat
200
What was gifted to children to ward off the sui?
red envelope
200
What do people stick on doors?
Couplets and Lanterns (half points if you get one)
200
What fruit represents luck/prosperity?
Tangerine
200
What is Lunar New Year also known as?
What is: Spring Festival
300
Which zodiac animal walks on two legs?
Ji (chicken)
300
What color is Nian (beast with the dragon-like appearance that terrorized villages) most afraid of?
Red
300
What will adults prepare to gift their children? (hint: AAPI gave these out two years ago)
What are: red envelopes
300
What vegetable symbolizes wealth?
Lettuce
300
Which flower symbolizes rebirth and new beginnings?
Plum Blossom
400
According to Chinese astrology, each zodiac year is associated with one of what five elements?
Gold, Water, Wood, Earth, and Fire
400
What is the beast with the dragon-like appearance that terrorized villages and is afraid of bright lights?
Nian
400
Which city is renowned for its Lantern Festival?
Taipei
400
What does Nian Ye Fan mean in English
What is "feast"
400
How long does Lunar New Year last?
What is: 15 days
500
What is one Zodiac that is compatible with the Snake?
Ox, Rooster, Monkey
500
Why is the number four considered unlucky?
it sounds like the word death in Chinese
500
Tet is the name of the Lunar New Year celebration in what Asian country?
What is: Vietnam
500
Which member of the family will the fish head face at the dinner table?
The oldest person at the table.
500
Name all 12 Chinese zodiac animals
What are: Rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig