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Global Traditions True/False

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Test knowledge of traditions around the world.

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Global Traditions True/False
 

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Test knowledge of traditions around the world.

by Nazgul
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The Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) is an important Mexican tradition honoring ancestors.

2

In Spain, the siesta is mandatory nationwide every afternoon.

3

In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is celebrated with the main focus on December 25.

4

In Italy, farmers celebrate Christmas with a mid-year harvest festival in June.

5

Ferragosto on August 15th in Italy is a traditional public holiday with many taking vacations.

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In India, Diwali is celebrated by extinguishing all lamps instead of lighting them.

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In Japan, shoes are worn inside the traditional tea house during the ceremony.

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Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is a major Hindu festival celebrated in India and beyond.

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In Japan, the tea ceremony (chanoyu) is a formal cultural tradition.

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In Spain, family celebrations often center around late meals and social gatherings during fiestas.

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