Luck at home and at the table
Two quick questions on cleaning and noodles, then a poll on which traditions you will follow.
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A short English template on Lunar New Year customs: two scored questions (house cleaning and lucky noodles) plus a poll on which traditions you will take part in. Suits any group; other questions in the template were left off this page.
Two quick questions on cleaning and noodles, then a poll on which traditions you will follow.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Why is it important to clean your home before Lunar New Year?
To sweep away bad luck and negative energy
Fun fact: Traditionally, brooms are put away on the first day so that good luck is not swept out. In Vietnam, sweeping during Tet is likewise considered unlucky.
Which food symbolizes long life during Lunar New Year?
Noodles
Fun fact: Longevity noodles are traditionally served uncut, and some people avoid chewing them through so the noodle, and the wish, stays long.
Which of these traditions will you be participating this Lunar New Year?
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About 5 minutes for all 3 questions.
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