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The Rituals of Maypole Dancing Across Europe
  • 1. What is the primary purpose of Maypole dancing?
A) To mark the winter solstice
B) To honor the harvest
C) To commemorate a battle
D) To celebrate the arrival of spring
  • 2. What does the maypole symbolize?
A) Fertility and rebirth
B) Power and authority
C) Protection from evil
D) Wealth and prosperity
  • 3. When is May Day traditionally celebrated?
A) April 1st
B) May 1st
C) June 1st
D) March 21st
  • 4. In Sweden, what is the Maypole called?
A) Sommarstång
B) Majstång
C) Vårstång
D) Midsommarstång
  • 5. Which European country has a Maypole tradition known as 'Maibaum'?
A) Spain
B) Norway
C) Sweden
D) Germany
  • 6. Which ancient festival is May Day thought to be linked to?
A) Lughnasadh
B) Beltane
C) Imbolc
D) Samhain
  • 7. In the UK, Maypole dancing is often accompanied by which type of music?
A) Folk music
B) Jazz
C) Rock
D) Classical
  • 8. What is often used to decorate the maypole?
A) Balloons and lights
B) Flowers and ribbons
C) Flags and banners
D) Leaves and stones
  • 9. During Maypole dances, what do participants often do?
A) Jump over fire
B) Dance in pairs only
C) Weave ribbons around the pole
D) Sing songs of war
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