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See everything you know about the June festival and test your knowledge! Can you answer ten questions about the June festival?
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1
In which country was the June festival created?
Germany.
French.
Europe.
2
when the June festival was created?
16th century.
12th century.
18th century.
3
Who brought the June festival to Brazil?
The Portuguese colonizers and the Jesuits.
The Japanese and the Africans.
The natives and the Jesuits.
4
What are the typical foods of the June festival?
Cheese bread, feijão tropeiro, chicken with okra, bean puree and various sweets, such as dulce de leche and guava paste (pão de queijo, feijão tropeiro, frango com quiabo, tutu de feijão e diversos doces, como o doce de leite e a goiabada).
Roasted meats such as turkey, chester, tenderloin or cod, accompanied by rice, farofa, salpicão and desserts such as French toast and panettone (carnes assadas como peru, chester, tender ou bacalhau, acompanhados de arroz, farofa, salpicão e sobremesas como rabanada e panetone).
Canjica, munguzá, pamonha, pé-de-moleque, curau, popcorn, corn cake, rice pudding, mulled wine, coconut candy, candy apple, hot dog, sausage, pastel and bean soup (canjica, munguzá, pamonha, pé-de-moleque, curau, pipoca, bolo de milho, arroz doce, quentão, cocada ,maçã do amor,cachorro-quente, salsicha, pastel e caldinho de feijão).
5
What are the typical games of the June festival?
Fishing, sack race, egg and spoon race, ring toss, can toss, donkey tail, bingo, square dancing and elegant mail (pescaria, corrida de saco, corrida do ovo na colher, jogo de argolas, tomba latas, rabo do burro, bingo, quadrilha e correio elegante).
Peixe" (where a network of people are created holding on to catch others), "Coelho sai da toca" (with players running to change holes) and the game of "Taco", where you try to knock down a bottle with a ball. Other games include "Bilboquê" (from Porto Alegre), "Moça Bonita" (from Porto Alegre), "Peneirinha, Peneirão" (for two people) and "Amarelinha" (Peixe" (onde se cria uma rede de pessoas agarradas para pegar os outros), o "Coelho sai da toca" (com tocadores a correr trocar de toca) e o jogo de "Taco", onde se tenta derrubar uma garrafa com uma bola. Outras brincadeiras incluem "Bilboquê" (de Porto Alegre), "Moça Bonita" (de Porto Alegre), "Peneirinha, Peneirão" (para duas pessoas) e "Amarelinha".
fishing, sack race, knocking over cans and greasy poles (fishing, sack race, knocking over cans and greasy poles).
6
There is more than a month with this celebration?
Yes, July and August are called "Julhina" and "Augustina".
No.
Yes,May is called "Maioina".
7
What are the typical clothes for the June festival?
Plaid shirts, flared skirts, calico dresses and straw hats (camisas xadrez, saias rodadas, vestidos de chita e chapéus de palha).
Bombacha, boots, scarf, guaiaca, button-down shirt and, for women, dresses or skirts with blouses, as well as socks and shoes (bombacha, botas, lenço, guaiaca, camisa de botão e, para as mulheres, vestidos ou saias com blusas, além de meias e sapatos).
Made from natural materials such as feathers, plant fibers, seeds and tree bark, and may include loincloths, petticoats, belts and body adornments with symbolic and cultural meaning (feitas com materiais naturais, como penas, fibras de plantas, sementes e entrecascas de árvores, e podem incluir tangas, saiotes, cintos e adornos corporais com significado simbólico e cultural).
8
June party dances are performed in pairs, consisting of a girl and a boy?
Usually.
Never.
Always.
9
What are the decorations for the June festival?
Joy and soft colors, focusing on symbols such as eggs, rabbits, flowers and carrots, garlands, clotheslines, themed pillows, jars with sweets and confetti (alegria e cores suaves, com foco em símbolos como ovos, coelhos, flores e cenouras, guirlandas, varais, almofadas temáticas, potes com doces e confetes).
Bunting,balloons,bonfires,corn cobs,wild flowers,lighting and scarecrows (bandeirinhas, balões,fogueiras, espigas de milho, flores do campo, iluminação e espantalhos).
Pine trees, garlands, lights (blinking lights), balls, nativity scenes, candles, stars on top of the tree and various decorations for the door and table (pinheros, guirlandas, luzes (pisca-pisca), bolas, presépios, velas, estrelas no topo da árvore e enfeites variados para a porta e a mesa).
10
Schools usually celebrate the June festival
Yes.
Perhaps (talvez).
Never.
