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The 'Fête de la Saint-Jean' bonfire festivals
Contributed by: Cresswell
  • 1. Which saint is honored during the 'Fête de la Saint-Jean'?
A) Saint Peter
B) Saint Joseph
C) Saint John the Baptist
D) Saint Paul
  • 2. In which country is the 'Fête de la Saint-Jean' most widely celebrated?
A) Mexico
B) Spain
C) Canada
D) France
  • 3. What is often the centerpiece of the 'Fête de la Saint-Jean' celebrations?
A) A parade float
B) A community feast
C) A statue of the saint
D) A large bonfire
  • 4. What type of songs are often sung during the festival?
A) Traditional folk songs
B) Pop songs
C) Classical symphonies
D) Rock anthems
  • 5. What is the symbolic meaning of the bonfire?
A) Purification and renewal
B) Destruction and chaos
C) Wealth and prosperity
D) Love and companionship
  • 6. Which province in Canada is especially known for its grand 'Fête de la Saint-Jean' celebrations?
A) Nova Scotia
B) British Columbia
C) Quebec
D) Alberta
  • 7. What is the significance of fire in the 'Fête de la Saint-Jean'?
A) It represents anger
B) It marks the end of winter
C) It symbolizes light overcoming darkness
D) It is merely for warmth
  • 8. Is 'Fête de la Saint-Jean' celebrated in any other countries?
A) Only in France
B) Only in Latin America
C) No, only in Canada
D) Yes, in parts of Europe
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