Back-to-work warm-up
Open prompts, polls and word clouds to ease everyone back in after the holiday.
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A back-to-work discussion template: seven open prompts (wishes, holiday stories, childhood games, favourite foods) plus five short Lunar New Year questions on customs and the zodiac. Mostly conversation, not a scored quiz.
Open prompts, polls and word clouds to ease everyone back in after the holiday.
Five short questions on Lunar New Year customs and the order of the zodiac animals.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Are you ready to get back to work after the New Year holiday?
Anything interesting to share about your holiday?
Any wishes for the new year?
Give a wish to the person next to you, then share the wish you received
What games did you usually play on New Year's during your childhood?
What's your favourite food for Lunar New Year?
Do you think technology make Lunar New Year games more engaging for kids?
Are dragon and lion dances commonly performed as part of Lunar New Year celebrations in China?
Yes
Fun fact: Lion dance troupes may perform "cai qing" (plucking the greens), where the lion takes a red envelope that is believed to bring luck to the business offering it.
Are red envelopes (hongbao) usually given as part of Lunar New Year activities?
Yes
Fun fact: Traditionally, gift amounts ending in 8 are favoured because the number sounds like the word for prosperity, while amounts with a 4 are avoided because it sounds like the word for death.
Are fireworks and firecrackers an important part of Lunar New Year activities?
Yes
Fun fact: The Chinese word for firecracker, baozhu, means "exploding bamboo": the earliest firecrackers were green bamboo thrown on a fire, used as early as 200 BCE.
Is the lantern festival associated with Lunar New Year celebrations?
Yes
Fun fact: The Lantern Festival falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month and ends the New Year celebrations; in 2027 it is on 20 February.
Put these zodiac animals in the correct order of the Chinese zodiac cycle:
Fun fact: In the folk tale of the Jade Emperor's race, the Rat wins first place by riding on the Ox's back and jumping off just before the finish line.
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Add team names, a prize and any questions of your own.
Start the quiz on your big screen or share your screen.
Players join on their phones and play live.
About 15 minutes for all 12 questions.
This quiz is written for adults and teens. For younger players, pick one of the family quizzes for this holiday.
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom or Teams and put the join code in the chat. Everyone answers on their own device.
Yes. Once you have your own copy, every question is yours to edit.
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