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Nauryz!
Nauryz!
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Nauryz celebration starts with traditional dish called ....
Baursaki
Nauryz kozhe
Kazy
Molochnaya devochka cake
2
Name the game:
Alty bakan
togyz kumalak
Arkan tartu
asyki
3
How many houses do you need to visit on 22 March to have successful year ahead?
stay home
22 houses
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as many as you can from dusk till dawn
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When did UNESCO list this holiday on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity?
2000
In 2010
In 2009
2013
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The celebration in Mangystau and Atyrau regions begins from March 14 and has a name ....
Salem
Аmal
Nur
Zhyl
6
How many ingredients should be in Nauryz Kozhe?
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the more the better
22
at least 5
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Newborn babies during Nauryz are usually given names:
Meiram, Meiramgul
Shapagat
Nauryzbay, Nauryzbek
Nursultan, Nursulu
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Name the game:
arkan tartu
Audaryspak
Koresy
togyz kumalak
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Nauryz is one of the most ancient holidays. It is celebrated for over .....
5 thousand years
10 thousand years
100 years
1 thousan years
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Traditionally, the winner of the kokpar game (in the picture) gets as a prize:
a goat carcass
a horse
money
a letter of appreciation
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After celebration there is a play time: guess what is happening in the picture:
PSEA practical excercise
Kokpar
At shabys
Kyz Kuu
12
For centuries, the beauty of women was compared to some weather condition that sometimes happens on Nauryz
White, clean, soft and flaky snow
tender cherry blossom
Spring wind that knocks you down
pouring rain, as clean, as girl's tears
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What happens on the 22nd of March?
grass grows much quicker
on average, it gets +2 degree warmer
day and night become equal
full moon happens
14
The celebration starts with the traditional ritual «korisu», which means....
musical instrument (dombra) battle
handshaking
eating together
horse riding
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The holiday is not religious. It takes origin from ....
Ancient Maya Civilization
Pagan and Zoroastrian cultures
Sumerian Civilization
Ancient Greece
