Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival

1. What is the Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival known as?

A) Tết Trung Thu
B) Tết Hạ Long
C) Tết Trung Nguyên
D) Tết Nguyên Đán

2. On which day of the lunar calendar does the Mid-Autumn Festival usually fall?

A) 1st day of the 1st lunar month
B) 15th day of the 8th lunar month
C) 7th day of the 7th lunar month
D) 30th day of the 12th lunar month

3. What do people do to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam?

A) Carry colorful lanterns, enjoy mooncakes, and watch lion dances
B) Light fireworks, have a barbecue, and play water games
C) Plant rice seedlings, offer prayers, and dance in circles
D) Decorate Christmas trees, exchange gifts, and sing carols

4. What fruit is often associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam?

A) Rambutan
B) Pomelo
C) Durian
D) Mangosteen

5. What colors are commonly seen on lanterns during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Pink, purple, orange, and silver
B) Red, yellow, green, and blue
C) Black, white, gray, and brown
D) Gold, silver, bronze, and copper

6. What flower is typically associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Lily
B) Orchid
C) Chrysanthemum
D) Lotus

7. Which animal is a popular symbol during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Phoenix
B) Rabbit
C) Dragon
D) Tiger

8. What type of dance is often performed during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Ballet
B) Breakdance
C) Lion dance
D) Line dance

9. What natural phenomenon is celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Aurora borealis
B) Double rainbow
C) Full moon
D) Solar eclipse

10. Which element of nature is most commonly associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival?

A) Moon
B) Sun
C) Wind
D) Rain

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