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This is Norway ( holidays and Religion and life stance)
This is Norway ( holidays and Religion and life stance)
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1
Norway has a state church and an official religion.
False
True
2
What does a secular society mean?
It is characterised by religion.
It is not characterised by religion.
3
Which of these days are public holidays?
Constitution Day
Christmas
New Year's Eve
Easter
Labour Day
Women's Day
4
Christmas Eve is on-----
24 December
31 December
25 December
5
Religious and life stance communities
don't receive financial support from the government and the municipalities.
receive financial support from the government and from the municipalities.
6
Protestantism was the state religion of Norway, and the Church of Norway was Norway’s state church.
Up until 2012
After 2012
7
Norway is a multicultural and secular society.
True
False
8
In Norway's national day
People travel to the cabins in the mountains
school children dress up and take part in parades
Children are allowed to eat as many ice cream and hot dogs as they want
9
Constitution Day is on
17. May
1. April
21. March
10
Which of these days is a public holiday?
8 March, International Women’s Day
1 May, International Labour Day
31 December, New Year’s Eve
11
Sami national day
is a public holiday.
is not a public holiday.
12
International Women’s Day has been celebrated every year in Norway since -----
1915
1965
1972
13
Shops and schools are closed and most people have the day off work in New Year's Day
False
True
14
Sami National Day is on
6 February
17 May
8 March
15
There is full freedom of religion in Norway.
False
True
16
Around ----------of the Norwegian population are still members of the Church of Norway.
50 per cent of
30 per cent of
70 per cent
