Thank you for joining our trivia challenge! We hope you had a blast testing your knowledge. Now, it’s time to see how well you did. Below you’ll find the answers to the trivia questions. Did you ace it or learn something new? Either way, we hope you had fun!
| 1. When did January 1 become the official first day of the year? B. 46 B.C. |
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| 2. Which task is considered Good Luck on New Years? D. All of the above |
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| 3. Which historical figure was born on January 1st? C. Paul Revere |
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| 4. How many months did the early Roman calendar consist of? B. 10 months |
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| 5. What state has a town that drops a pickle on New Year’s Eve? A. Pennsylvania |
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| 6. What does the saying Auld Lang Syne mean? C. Old Long Since |
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| 7. Who started the tradition of New Years? B. Babylonians |
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| 8. How many grapes are eaten at Midnight at the Spanish New Year? C. 12 |
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| 9. December 31 is what national day? A. Champagne |
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| 10. How many tons of confetti is dropped in NYC on New Year’s Eve? D. 2000 lbs |
Thanks for Playing!
We hope you enjoyed our trivia challenge and had fun testing your knowledge. Whether you aced it or learned something new, we’re glad you joined us for some trivia fun. Feel free to share your scores and feedback with us—we’d love to hear from you! Stay tuned for more exciting challenges and activities in the future. Until then, keep your curiosity alive and your mind sharp!
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