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Intellectual MARATHON

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Dive into the vibrant world of cultural celebrations through our intellectual marathon! Discover the symbols of major holidays such as St. Valentine’s Day, Easter, Halloween, and Christmas. Learn about significant historical figures like Guy Fawkes and Queen Elizabeth II, and uncover various traditions associated with each celebration. This engaging exploration will enlighten your understanding of important dates and the rich heritage behind them, including unique practices like Mother’s Day and St. George’s Day.

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  1. Intellectual MARATHON

  2. The 1st round The 2nd round The 3rd round

  3. The 1st round Symbols Persons Dates Traditions 200 500 100 300 400 200 500 100 300 400 200 500 100 300 400 200 500 100 300 400 back

  4. The 2nd round Days of Saints Easter Christmas Guy Fawkes’ day 200 100 300 400 200 100 300 400 200 100 300 400 200 100 300 400 back

  5. The 3rd round 1 2 3 4 8 6 5 7 12 9 10 11 back

  6. 100 Call the symbols of St. Valentine’s Day. answer

  7. The symbols of St. Valentine’s Day are Cupid, a valentine and a heart. back

  8. 200Call the symbols of Midsummer’s Day. answer

  9. The symbols of Midsummer’s Day are the sun, Stonehenge, and a Druid. back

  10. 300 Call the symbols of Easter. answer

  11. The symbols of Easter are an egg, Easter Simnel cake and the Easter rabbit. back

  12. 400 Call the symbols of Halloween. answer

  13. The symbols of Halloween are • a bat, • a pumpkin, • a witch, • a ghost. back

  14. 500 Call the symbols of Christmas. answer

  15. The symbols of Christmas are • Santa Claus, • Christmas tree, • stocking, • gift, • elf, • deer, • garland • and wreath. back

  16. 100 Who is he? answer

  17. He is Santa Claus. back

  18. 200 Which person from Britain has 2 birthdays? answer

  19. Queen Elizabeth the 2nd back

  20. This person made a Gunpowder plot with aim to blow up the Parliament. Name him. answer

  21. Guy Fawkes back

  22. 400 These persons are the old men, who have a long white beard and govern nature’s powers. answer

  23. They are Druids back

  24. 500 Name these persons and say what they did. answer

  25. They are Vikings. They fought with other people for Power and Treasure. back

  26. 100 When is St. Valentine’s Day celebrated? answer

  27. St. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on the 14th of February back

  28. 200 When is Halloween celebrated? answer

  29. Halloween is celebrated on the 31st of October. back

  30. 300 When is Guy Fawkes Day celebrated? answer

  31. Guy Fawkes’ Day is celebrated on the 5th of November. back

  32. 400 When is the New Year celebrated? answer

  33. The New Year is celebrated on the 1st of January. back

  34. 500 When is Mother’s Day celebrated? answer

  35. The Mother’s Day is celebrated on the 26th of March. back

  36. 100 Tell about traditions of the celebration of Mother’s Day. answer

  37. On this day children give bunches of flowers to their mothers and grandmothers and do domestic chores instead of them. back

  38. 200 How was April Fool’s Day celebrated in the Middle Ages? answer

  39. Masters and slaves swapped around on that day in the Middle Ages. back

  40. 300 In which day you can see the tradition English food Yorkshire pudding, hot dogs and roast beef on the tables of many Englishmen? answer

  41. St George’s Day back

  42. 400 In which day in the June, according to English tradition, parade is organized? answer

  43. It is organized on the 2nd Saturday of June in the Queen's official birthday. back

  44. 500 Tell about traditions of the celebration of Halloween. answer

  45. In our times Halloween is celebrated funny and noisy. The children wear like monsters and witches; go to the neighbors’ houses with words “trick or treat!” ask to give them sweets. back

  46. 100 Who is the protector of England? answer

  47. Saint George is the protector of England. back

  48. 200 When is celebrated St. Andrew’s Day? answer

  49. St. Andrew’s Day is celebrated on the 30th of November. back

  50. 300 Name this person and say which part of UK is protected of him? answer