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100

What traditional dish is cooked for Nauryz in Kazakhstan?

 Nauryz Kozhe.

100

Besides Kazakhstan, in which countries is Naurys traditionally celebrated?

Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Afghanistan, and parts of Turkey.

100

Nauryz is celebrated in spring.

True

100

On what date is Nauryz usually celebrated?

March 21–22.

100

What color is often associated with spring and Nauryz?

Green

200

How many ingredients are traditionally in Nauryz Kozhe?

Seven ingredients.

200

What traditional clothing is often worn during Nauryz celebrations?

shapan ,kamzol,saukele

200

Nauryz is only celebrated in Kazakhstan.

False

200

What natural event does Nauryz celebrate?

The spring equinox.

200

What do people wish each other during Nauryz?

Happiness and prosperity.

300

What do people usually do when visiting friends and relatives during Nauryz?

 They exchange greetings and wishes.

300

What musical instrument is common in Kazakh culture?

Dombra.

300

Nauryz marks the beginning of the new year in many cultures.

True.

300

Which ancient cultures celebrated Nauryz?

Persian and Central Asian cultures.


300

What do people set up in cities during Nauryz celebrations?

Yurts,Altybakan

400

What traditional Kazakh games during Naurys involve riders competing in strength, speed, and skill?


Kokpar, Kyz Kuu, and Baiga.

400

What type of performances are common during Nauryz?

Küy,Aitys,Kara Zhorga and Kazakh folk dances

400

The Kara Zhorga dance, performed during Nauryz, imitates the movements of birds in spring

False

400

What does the word Nauryz mean?

The word Nauryz comes from Persian and means “new day”, symbolizing the beginning of a new year, renewal, and the arrival of spring.

400

What animals are often used in traditional Nauryz games?

Horses.

500

What do people traditionally clean before Nauryz?

Their homes.

500

What does Nauryz symbolize?

Renewal and new beginnings.

500

Nauryz is more than 3000 years old.

True.

500

In what year did Kazakhstan officially start celebrating Nauryz again after the Soviet period?

1988.

500

In Kazakh folklore, this mythical figure visits every household on the night of March 21st to bring blessings, abundance, and luck for the coming year.

 Kadyr-ata