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1. The Korean War came to an end in 1953 without a treaty. However, an agreement was reached on July 27th, 1953, to end the fighting. How is this day commemorated in North Korea?
2. In North Korea, a special day is set aside to help beautify the country. It is similar to Arbor Day in many other countries. What is the simple name of this day?
3. For the most part, North Korea is a largely patriarchal society. Nevertheless, in 2012 a new holiday was announced and celebrated for the first time. In the United States, this similarly-named day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May. Which day is this?
4. In North Korea, February 16th is a public holiday which celebrates the birthday of which of the following people?
5. While this public holiday typically signals the end of the summer season in the United States, in North Korea it falls on May 1st. "Workers of all countries unite!" What is this public holiday in North Korea called?
6. One of the most significant holidays in South Korea is a three-day celebration of the harvest season. By which name is this celebration more commonly known in South Korea?
7. On October 9th of each year in South Korea, people observe the invention of their native script. What is this day called in South Korea?
8. In South Korea, May 5th is a special day for the younger generation. Many variations of this day are celebrated throughout the world. Which day is this?
9. This very important sequence of days is rivaled only by the harvest festival in popularity. How is this holiday event usually ascribed?
10. "Gwangbok" means "glorious restoration or restoration of independence". "Jeol", in this context, means, "special day". Put them together and which important holiday is celebrated on August 15th in South Korea?
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