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Asian New Year’s Eve Customs Quiz

AhaSlides Official

Explore unique New Year's Eve customs in Asia with quizzes on traditions from the Philippines, India, Vietnam, China, and Japan. Test your knowledge and spot the lies!

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In Japan, people eat soba noodles on New Year’s Eve for good luck.

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In China, people sweep their homes on New Year’s Eve to bring in good fortune.

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In Thailand, people splash water on each other during New Year’s celebrations.

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In Vietnam, people release koi fish into rivers to send luck to the gods.

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In South Korea, people wear green on New Year’s Eve for prosperity.

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Which food is traditionally eaten in the Philippines on New Year’s Eve for prosperity?

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What do people in China traditionally give out during Lunar New Year?

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In Japan, temple bells ring 108 times at midnight to mark the New Year. What does this symbolize?

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Which country celebrates New Year’s Eve by burning effigies called monigotes?

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In which Asian country do people eat sticky rice cake (tteokguk) to symbolize growing a year older?

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Japan Edition: Can you spot the lie?

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