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Which European country is known for its Oktoberfest tradition?
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Germany is known for the Oktoberfest, a famous beer festival held annually in Munich.
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What tradition does Spain celebrate during the festival of La Tomatina?
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During La Tomatina, participants throw tomatoes at each other in the town of Buñol.
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Which country holds the famous Running of the Bulls event in Pamplona?
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Spain is known for the Running of the Bulls, an annual event during the San Fermín festival in Pamplona.
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What is the name of the traditional Irish dance often associated with St. Patrick's Day?
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The traditional Irish dance is called Riverdance, popularized around St. Patrick's Day.
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In which country do people celebrate the tradition called "Midsummer"?
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Midsummer is widely celebrated in Sweden, with festivities including maypole dancing and feasts.
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Which tradition involves giving and receiving presents on December 6th as part of St. Nicholas Day in European countries?
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St. Nicholas Day, celebrated on December 6th, is a tradition in countries like Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands where children receive small gifts.
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What is the traditional Scottish attire often worn during celebrations like the Highland Games?
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The traditional Scottish attire is the kilt, often worn during Highland Games and other cultural events.
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Which European country is famous for its Carnival in Venice, known for elaborate masks and costumes?
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Italy is famous for the Carnival of Venice, a festival featuring elaborate masks and costumes.
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What is the unique tradition celebrated in Finland where people race with their wives on their backs?
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The Wife Carrying World Championships is held in Finland, involving a race where men carry their wives.
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In which country is the tradition of "Carnevale" celebrated before Lent, featuring masks and parades?
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Italy celebrates Carnevale, a pre-Lenten festival marked by masks and elaborate parades.
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What is the name of the French tradition of taking a walk after meals to aid digestion?
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The tradition is called "faire une promenade," where the French take a leisurely walk after meals.
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Which country is known for the tradition of the "Sinterklaas" parade, celebrated in early December?
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The Netherlands is known for the Sinterklaas parade, celebrating the arrival of Saint Nicholas.
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In which European country is the "Krampuslauf" tradition, involving people dressing up as Krampus, celebrated?
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Austria and parts of Germany celebrate Krampuslauf, where people dress as Krampus during the Christmas season.
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What is the "Bastille Day" tradition celebrated in France, and when does it occur?
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Bastille Day is celebrated on July 14th in France, marking the French Revolution with fireworks and parades.
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In which country is the tradition of "Boxing Day" celebrated, focusing on giving to the less fortunate?
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Boxing Day is celebrated in the United Kingdom on December 26th and involves giving to the less fortunate.
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