A Year of Festive Cheer
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
59
Christmas in snow, lights twinkle and glow, Oh, what an adventure, with festive cheer all year! To Halloween, where it's fun to scare, then Diwali's colorful fireworks in the air. Hanukkah's candles shine so bright, and Chinese New Year is a red lantern light. Ending with Thanksgiving, where we share, Oh, what an adventure, with festive cheer all year!
Question 1
What is described as having 'colorful fireworks in the air'?
A
Halloween
B
Thanksgiving
C
Christmas
D
Chinese New Year
E
Diwali
Explanation. Diwali is referred to as having 'colorful fireworks in the air' in the text.
Question 2
What festival is associated with 'fun to scare'?
A
Hanukkah
B
Christmas
C
Halloween
Explanation. Halloween is associated with 'fun to scare' according to the text.
D
Diwali
E
Chinese New Year
Question 3
What festival ends the sequence of events?
A
Halloween
B
Thanksgiving
Explanation. Thanksgiving is mentioned as the festival that ends the sequence of events in the text.
C
Christmas
D
Diwali
E
Chinese New Year
Question 4
Which festival is symbolized by a 'red lantern light'?
A
Diwali
B
Halloween
C
Chinese New Year
Explanation. The 'red lantern light' references the Chinese New Year according to the text.
D
Hanukkah
E
Christmas
Question 5
What is the common theme of all these festivals?
A
Giving gifts
B
Eating special food
C
Traveling to new places
D
Dressing up in fancy clothes
E
Festive cheer
Explanation. The text mentions 'festive cheer all year' indicating that it is the common theme across all these festivals.
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