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• When is Chinese New Year usually?

  • Usually January or February

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  • March or April

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  • November

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  • December

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• The lunar calendar is used to determine the Chinese New Year. To what celestial body does the term "lunar" refer?

  • Mars

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  • Mercury

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  • The moon

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  • The sun

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• During the New Year holiday, many Chinese families give out envelopes containing cash. Typically, envelopes are what color?

  • Green

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  • Red

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  • Blue

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  • Pink

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• The fireworks for Chinese New Year are world-famous. Why do people set off fireworks to celebrate Chinese New Year?

  • In order to ward off malevolent spirits

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  • So that it can compete with nearby cities

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  • To perfume the atmosphere

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  • In order to drive crows away from crops

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• At Chinese New Year, what would you discover inside a dumpling?

  • Your fortune

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  • A coin

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  • A child's plaything made of plastic

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  • Chocolate

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• What one of these is not a Chinese zodiac animal on the Chinese calendar?

  • Fox

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  • Goat

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  • Dog

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  • Horse

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• Find the animal that doesn't have a corresponding year in the Chinese calendar.

  • Monkey

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  • Pig

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  • Rat

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  • wolf

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• What kind of animal is the Chinese zodiac animal for 2023?

  • Tiger

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  • Dog

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  • Rabbit

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  • Lion

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