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Twelve grapes, first-footing, smashed plates and 108 bells: how the new year is welcomed around the world.
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In New York's Times Square, a glowing ball drops at midnight. In which year did this tradition start?
In Spain, how many grapes do people eat at midnight, one for each chime of the clock?
In Scotland, what is the big New Year's Eve celebration called?
In Scotland, what is the custom of being the first visitor to a home after midnight called?
In first-footing, the first visitor traditionally brings small gifts for luck. Which of these is a traditional gift?
In Denmark, what do people throw at their friends' front doors on New Year's Eve for good luck?
In Denmark, what do many people jump off at the stroke of midnight?
In Japan, how many times are temple bells rung on New Year's Eve, a custom called joya no kane?
In Brazil, what colour clothes do many people wear on New Year's Eve for peace and good luck?
On beaches in Brazil, how many waves do many people jump over at midnight for good luck?
In the Philippines, many families put out twelve round fruits at New Year. Why round?
In the Philippines, which clothing pattern do many people wear at New Year for good luck?
Which Pacific island country is one of the very first in the world to welcome the new year?
In 2011, Samoa moved to the other side of the International Date Line. What happened to its calendar?
Which Australian city is famous for its huge New Year's Eve fireworks over its harbour bridge?
In Ecuador, what do people burn at midnight to say goodbye to the old year?
In Greece, a New Year's Day cake has a coin hidden inside, and whoever finds it has good luck. What is it called?
In Colombia, why do some people walk around the block with an empty suitcase at New Year?
In the Netherlands, which round fried dough balls dusted with sugar are eaten on New Year's Eve?
In parts of Romania, people dance through the streets at New Year dressed as which animal, to chase away bad luck?
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