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Winter Festivals and Holidays: A Closer Look

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Who celebrates Hanukkah for 8 days every November or December?
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When is St. Lucia day celebrated to honour a young Christian girl killed for her faith?
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Who celebrates Hanukkah for 8 days every November or December?

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When is St. Lucia day celebrated to honour a young Christian girl killed for her faith?

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The Chinese New Year is celebrated on December 31 every year.

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Kwanzaa is celebrated from December 26 to January 1 every year to commemorate ideals such as family life and unity. What does Kwanzaa mean?

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Diwali, also known as the festival of lights, is celebrated by more than 800 million people worldwide. Which country does it originate from?

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Which religious festival is celebrated in Mexico to commemorate Joseph and Mary's journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem?

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Thanksgiving is celebrated by Americans on the fourth Thursday of every November. Which of the following is a key part of a traditional Thanksgiving meal?

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Christmas is celebrated on December 25 every year to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. Which three colors are traditionally used to decorate houses and trees?

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Which part of the world celebrates the Dongzhi Festival/Winter Solstice Festival every year?

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