Holidays Around the World

SheelonWorld CulturesSocial StudiesEnglishGrades K-5Published Aug 5, 2026

Lanterns, water fights, red envelopes and a new year that starts in spring. Ten questions on how different cultures mark the turning of the year.

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Diwali is known as the festival of what?Tap an answer
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In which country is Songkran celebrated with water fights?Multiple Choice
Which Mexican holiday honours family members who have died? Answer in English. (three words)Type Answer
What does Nowruz celebrate?Multiple Choice
Halloween grew out of an ancient Celtic festival.True / False
Which animal cycle is used to name Chinese new years?Multiple Choice
Carnival in Brazil is most associated with which city?Multiple Choice
In which month is Christmas celebrated by most churches? (one word)Type Answer

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