New Year symbols
What is the name of Santa's reindeer with red nose?
Rudolph
In which country people throw old things on New year Eve?
Italy
What is the most popular film people watch on TV?
Home alone
What food do children leave to Santa if he is hungry?
Milk and cookies
What is the name of a creature with green skin who stole Christmas?
Grinch
Who is the symbol of Year 2022 (Chinese calendar)
Black water tiger
In what country Sanda wears red shorts and travels on surfboard?
Australia
What is the name of the snowman from cartoon "Frozen"?
Olaf
What`s the name of traditonal Russian dish in warm clothes?
a) fish in jacket
b) octopus in sweater
c) herring under furcoat
d) shark in scarf
herring under furcoat
Why do Israel people eat only sweet food on New Year dinner?
to have "sweet"/lucky life next year.
How does Santa come in your house?
Chimney
In which country people eat 12 grapes to have good luck in new year?
Spain
What is the name of a cartoon about a girl with flowers in winter?
12 months
In which country people eat noodles as a symbol of long life?
China
Why do people in Greece take a big stone when go to New Year dinner?
to bring wealth to the owner of the house next year.
What is the name of Santa in Finland?
Joulupukki
In which country there is no fixed date of New Year? It changes every year.
China
What is Santa's name in Sweden?
What is traditional fruit of New Year?
tangerines
Why do people in Equador run around their house before clock strikes 12 times?
to have a year full of travelling
In italy they have two people who bring presents - Babbo Natale - presents to those who behaved well - sweets and toys, fairy Stefania - to misbehaving kids. What does she present them?
small piece of coal
in which country people go to sauna to meet New Year clean?
Estonia
What was a funny animal with nut from "Ice age" cartoon?
squirrel
What is "moti" which you can see on Japanese table on New Year?
cakes from boiled rice
What vegetable should a person find in a New Year pie to be chosen the king of the evening in the Netherlands?
Pea