Read and match the names of the holidays with their description.
It is celebrated on February 14th. On this day people send special cards and get presents from their sweethearts.
On this day people play jokes and tricks on each other.
It is celebrated in spring. People usually make special buns which are marked with a cross on top. On this day the Church marks Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead.
It is a cultural and religious celebration held on 17 March.
It is celebrated in the UK on November 5th. British people mark this day by burning a dummy made of straw and old clothes on a bonfire.
It is celebrated on December 26th. It comes straight away after Christmas Day.
This official public holiday holiday is celebrated on the first Monday of the last spring month. People celebrate the coming of spring.
It is celebrated on April the 21st. All the newspapers, radio and TV channels congratulate her.
Shrove Tuesday is the last day when you can eat and do everything before the fasting of Lent. It has this popular name because many people traditionally eat blini on this day.
A holiday that is on October 31st. The most memorable symbol connected to this holiday is a lantern made of a pumpkin.
It is celebrated on December 25th. This holiday symbolizes the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Christmas Day
Queen’s Birthday
Pancake Day
May Day
St. Patrick's Day
St. Valentine’s Day
April Fool’s Day
Boxing Day
Halloween
Guy Fawkes
Easter

1)St. Valentine’s Day:

It is celebrated on February 14th. On this day people send special cards and get presents from their sweethearts.

2)May Day:

On this day people play jokes and tricks on each other.

3)Easter:

It is celebrated in spring. People usually make special buns which are marked with a cross on top. On this day the Church marks Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead.

4)St. Patrick's Day:

It is a cultural and religious celebration held on 17 March.

5)Guy Fawkes:

It is celebrated in the UK on November 5th. British people mark this day by burning a dummy made of straw and old clothes on a bonfire.

6)Boxing Day:

It is celebrated on December 26th. It comes straight away after Christmas Day.

7)April Fool’s Day:

This official public holiday holiday is celebrated on the first Monday of the last spring month. People celebrate the coming of spring.

8)Queen’s Birthday:

It is celebrated on April the 21st. All the newspapers, radio and TV channels congratulate her.

9)Pancake Day:

Shrove Tuesday is the last day when you can eat and do everything before the fasting of Lent. It has this popular name because many people traditionally eat blini on this day.

10)Halloween:

A holiday that is on October 31st. The most memorable symbol connected to this holiday is a lantern made of a pumpkin.

11)Christmas Day:

It is celebrated on December 25th. This holiday symbolizes the birth of Jesus Christ.