Chinese New Year

2. The first animal of the Chinese Zodiac. A rodent that resembles a large mouse.
4. Eating a meal together shows the importance of _________ unity.
6. The 12th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. Big pink animal.
8. The 11th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. Man's best friend.
11. The 10th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. Sings to wake up the farmers.
13. What festival is 15 days after Chinese New Year?
16. The 2nd Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. A domesticated bovine animal kept for milk or meat.
17. There are 12 ________ in the Chinese Zodiac.
18. Used by the dancers to make the lion move. (plural)
19. Color used for the Chinese New Year.
20. A Chinese _______ is usually painted with a soft bush dipped into black ink.
21. Dialect that speak a lot of Chinese.
23. The 6th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. A long limbless reptile.
25. The Chinese New Year celebration lasts ________ days.
26. The 9th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. Primate.

1. The 4th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. Animal with long ears, long hind legs, and a short tail.
3. The 3rd Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. A very large cat striped orange and black.
5. The system of measuring time is based on its cycle.
7. The 5th Animal of the Chinese Zodiac. A mythical monster like a giant reptile.
9. Gung hay fat choy meens "May you ________" in chinese.
10. The exact date of the celebration is determined by the Chinese _____ calendar.
12. Represent money and wealth. (Plural)
14. Are symbols of good luck (plural)
15. Plants and flowers are symbols of ________.
21. Something new you wear for the Chinese New Year.
22. What animal is not in the Chinese Zodiac?
24. ________ Dance has been an important tradition in China for thousands of years.