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Across 3. ________ people break pomegranates right at their doorsteps 4. Spanish people eat exactly ________ grapes on 31st midnight to make their wishes come true 5. Persians used to gift _________ on New Year which means productivity. 6. The most common way that people around the globe celebrate New Year is by consuming __________. 8. In Italy, people wear ____ underwear on New Year's Day to bring good luck all year long. 11. In Chile, some people celebrate New Year’s at the __________ in an effort to include all family members 12. ___________ people throw dishes at the doorsteps of other people 15. Eating leafy greens and legumes are associated with __________ fortune 16. The first new year's celebration was held in ___ ________ BC 18. __________ people eat 7, 9 or 12 meals on the New Year eve 20. In __________, tossing a coin into a river on New Year’s Eve is said to bring good luck. 21. Eating black-eyed peas on new year will bring you ___________

Down 1. New Year is called Sint Sylvester Vooranvond in _________________ 2. The first nation to celebrate new year 7. The Roman Catholic church decided the date of new year based on the ______ calendar. 9. People make new year's _____________ on new years day to improve themselves 10. Greek people hang ___________ to their doors on the New Year eve as a tradition. 12. The ________ people burn their Christmas trees on New Year's Day 13. The name of the month January is derived from a two-faced God named _________ 14. The Greek God of time is ______ 17. __________ is the Japanese tradition of cleaning your whole house on New Year’s Eve. 19. The Romans celebrated the new year on 1st of _____________