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1
What is the symbolic significance of flying kites on Green Monday?
It represents the ascension of Jesus Christ
It signifies the renewal of nature.
It wards off evil spirits.
It symbolizes the cleansing of sins.
2
What is the Greek term for the last Sunday before Lent, which marks the beginning of Carnival festivities?
Tsiknopempti
Pascha
Kathara Deftera
Apokries
3
Find the members of staff…
Dr. Kypros Kouris & Ms. Zoe Kouris
Mr. George Nicolaou & Ms Emily Aresti
Mr. Antonis Philippou & Ms. Aristi Philippou
Mr. Marios Kouris & Ms. Chara Giorkatzi
4
What is the name of the traditional Italian carnival mask often worn during festivities in Venice?
Harlequin
Masquerade
Venetian
Phantom
5
In addition to Greece, in which other country is Green Monday celebrated?
Egypt
Turkey
Cyprus
Italy
6
What is the origin of the name “Green Monday”?
It refers to the green vegetables consumed on this day.
It symbolizes the hope for a prosperous and fruitful year ahead.
It signifies the greenery of nature awakening in spring.
It honors Saint Green, a legendary figure in Greek folklore.
7
What is the significance of Green Monday in Greek culture?
It marks the start of the spring season.
It honors the Greek god of nature, Pan.
It celebrates the environmental conservation efforts.
It commemorates the beginning of the fasting period before Easter.
8
During Greek Carnival festivities, what do people often dress up as?
Disney princesses and superheroes
Famous historical figures
Mythical creatures like centaurs and sirens
Characters from Greek mythology or folklore
9
In which European city does the famous Notting Hill Carnival take place annually?
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Paris
10
What is the traditional name for Carnival in Greece?
Karnavali
Baklava
Fasolada
Souvlaki
11
Which Greek mythological creature with mischievous behaviour is sometimes depicted in Carnival celebrations?
Minotaur
Satyr
Harpy
Centaur
12
What type of food is traditionally eaten on Green Monday in Greece?
Meat dishes
Dairy products
Sweets and pastries
Seafood and vegetables
13
What is the traditional dish often enjoyed during carnival season in many parts of the world?
Sushi
Paella
Tacos
Pancakes
14
Find the member of staff…
Ms. Eva Styponias (English teacher)
Ms. Angie Karyofylli (English Teacher)
Ms. Stephanie Robb (English teacher)
Ms. Cypriana Mavrokordatou (English teacher)
15
What is the origin of the word “carnival”?
Latin, meaning “farewell to meat”
French, meaning “joyful celebration”
Italian, meaning “festive gathering”
Greek, meaning “merry-go-round”
16
Which type of food is commonly associated with Greek Carnival celebrations?
Loukoumades
Baklava
Bougatsa
Galaktoboureko
17
Traditional Carnival dish in Greece, consisting of skewered and grilled meat, often enjoyed during Tsiknopempti…
Souvlaki
Dolmades
Moussaka
Tzatziki
18
What is the traditional dessert enjoyed on Green Monday in Greece?
Tahini pie
Baklava
Loukoumades
Halva
19
What is the traditional name for the opening day of a carnival?
Kickoff Day
Mardi Gras
Fat Tuesday
Opening Day
20
Which ancient Greek festival is believed to have influenced the modern Carnival celebrations in Greece?
Dionysia
Anthesteria
Panathenaia
Eleusinian Mysteries
21
Find the member of staff…
Ms. Aristi Philippou (Head of German)
Ms. Maria Constantinou (Maths teacher)
Ms. Maria Aphami (Spanish teacher)
Ms. Lucy Simister (Pastoral HKS4)
22
What is the significance of the custom of “flour war” during Greek Carnival celebrations?
It represents the struggle against oppression and tyranny.
It commemorates a historic battle between two Greek cities.
It symbolizes the end of winter and the arrival of spring.
It is a ritual to bless the crops for a fruitful harvest.
23
Which Ancient Greek god is often associated with Carnival due to his association with wine, revelry and ecstasy?
Apollo
Hermes
Zeus
Dionysus
24
Which Greek island is known for its unique Carnival traditions, including the “burning of the king” ceremony?
Corfu
Crete
Rhodes
Mykonos
25
Guess the country where they make floats with citrus fruits.
Germany
Portugal
Italy
France
26
And finally….Who is our own Carnival queen?
Ms.Clea Votsi (Head of Maths)
Ms. Kalia Louca (Maths teacher)
Ms. Maria Aphami (Spanish Teacher)
Ms. Anna Karasavva (Maths teacher)
27
Which Greek city is particularly famous for its Carnival celebrations?
Patra
Athens
Mykonos
Thessaloniki
28
What is the main purpose of carnival parades?
To showcase local talent
To raise money for charity
To entertain and celebrate
To honor historical figures
29
What is the Greek term for the last Thursday of Carnival, known for its meat-centered feasts and celebrations?
Tsiknopoula
Apokries
Tsiknopempti
Kathara Deftera
30
Which famous carnival celebration takes place in Venice, Italy?
New Orleans Mardi Gras
Rio Carnival
Carnevale di Venezia
Oktoberfest
31
What is the name of the Greek Carnival custom where people wear masks and costumes to disguise themselves?
Apokries
Maskarada
Ekdromi
Dionysia
32
Guess who?
Ms. Maria Christodoulou (French/English teacher)
Ms. Elena Pavlou (German teacher)
Ms.Wendy Bush (Head of KS3/Maths teacher)
Ms. Eleonora Efstathiou (Maths teacher)
33
What is the typical attire for attendees of a carnival?
Sports jerseys
Costumes or masks
Swimwear
Formal wear
34
Which of the following is a common feature of carnival celebrations around the world?
Petting zoos
Science exhibitions
Hot air balloon rides
Fireworks displays
35
What is the name of the traditional dance often performed during carnival celebrations in Brazil?
Salsa
Tango
Samba
Flamenco
36
Which city is famous for its elaborate and extravagant carnival celebration known as “The Greatest Show on Earth”?
New York City
London
Tokyo
Rio de Janeiro
