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    Question 1: Which of the following famous persons was not born on July 4?
    A. Calvin Coolidge
    B. Nathaniel Hawthorne
    C. Giuseppe Garibaldi
    D. Thomas Jefferson
    Question 2: In 1996 a movie called Independence Day (starring Will Smith) was released. What was it about?
    A. Political conspiracy against the people
    B. Attempted alien takeover of the Earth
    C. The act of signing the Declaration of Independence
    D. Launching an expensive space shuttle, called July 4th
    Question 3: Which one was first to recognize Independence Day?
    A. Connecticut
    B. New Jersey
    C. Massachusetts
    D. Pennsylvania
    Question 4: The American independence was recognized by Great Britain on September 3, 1783, by the Treaty of London.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: Which of the following pairs is wrong? It is the representative who took part in writing the draft of the declaration and their state.
    A. Roger Sherman - New York
    B. Benjamin Franklin - Pennsylvania
    C. John Adams - Massachusetts
    D. Thomas Jefferson - Virginia
    Question 6: One of the most spectacular ways to celebrate July 4th is through colorful fireworks. Which of these types of fireworks is prohibited?
    A. Roman candles
    B. Sparklers
    C. Smoke bombs
    D. Cherry bombs
    Question 7: Decorating a Christmas tree, perhaps the most popular tradition related to Christmas celebrations, originated in which country?
    A. Finland
    B. Siberia
    C. Norway
    D. Germany
    Question 8: Joel Roberts Poinsett imported the popular decorative Christmas plants, poinsettias from this Central American country, where he worked as a US ambassador in the 19th century.
    A. Guatemala
    B. Mexico
    C. Costa Rica
    D. Panama
    Question 9: At Christmas, children usually put stockings or shoes by the fireplace, by the door or by the windowsill. In which country do children fill their shoes with hay and carrots for Santa’s horse?
    A. Denmark
    B. Russia
    C. Sweden
    D. Holland
    Question 10: Carols are popular Christmas songs, performed on Christmas day. What was the original meaning of the word carol?
    A. small group
    B. Circle
    C. Round dance
    D. Choir
    Question 11: It is generally considered that Santa Claus was a real person who lived in Myra in about 400 AD. In which present-day country is this place located?
    A. Germany
    B. Turkey
    C. Finland
    D. Lithuania
    Question 12: The story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, that guides Santas sleigh, was written in what year?
    A. 1602
    B. 1939
    C. 1880
    D. 1912
    Question 13: The Twelve Days of Christmas is the period from Christmas day to January 6. Which festival takes place on the last day of this period?
    A. Christmas Eve
    B. St. Stephen’s Day
    C. Epiphany
    D. Boxing Day
    Question 14: Who accompanies Grandfather Frost, the Russian equivalent of Santa Claus?
    A. The White Wolf
    B. Snow Fairy
    C. Snow Maiden
    D. The White Magi
    Question 15: Which traditional Christmas plant is sometimes called the vampire plant?
    A. Holly
    B. Poinsettia
    C. Christmas cactus
    D. Mistletoe