Let's Party! 16+

1. Wishing Someone a Happy Birthday I

How do you spell this thing correctly?
Balloon
Ballon
Baloon
2. Wishing Someone a Happy Birthday II

What is the origin of the birthday cake?
Alessandro Volta, an Italian physicist, is considered the inventor of the electric battery and the birthday cake.
The Egyptian pharaohs received cakes on their birthdays (about 1000 B.C.).
The Greeks celebrated the birthday of the goddess Artemis with cakes containing candles.
3. Clinking Glasses

What word do the British and Americans say when they toast something?
Salute!
Cheers!
Pros it!
4. What's this Drink Called?

Toasting with this beverage as the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve is a tradition in many households around the world.
Champagne
Seltzer
Sparkling mineral water
5. Having Fun

Many people use this face to express "having fun" or "partying". What's his name on Apple devices?
R2-D2 Face
Duck Face
Goofy Face
6. 福 (fú = good fortune, luck, happiness)

Such a red envelope is given away at Chinese New Year celebrations or weddings. What does it contain?
A personalized Chinese horoscope
Money
A fortune cookie
7. Fireworks

This Emoji can be used for any number of celebrations such as ...
New Year's Eve
New Year's Adam
New Year's Evening
8. Confetti Ball

What was the original inspiration for this Emoji?
A golden Christmas tree ball
A Mexican "Piñata"
A Japanese "Kusudama"
9. Party Popper

What's the output of an exploding party popper?
Candles
A shower of confetti and streamers
The "Happy Birthday" melody
10. Dancing Woman

What's her dance style?
Salsa or flamenco
Capoeira
Breakdancing
11. Dancing Man

Who was the leader actor in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977)?
John Travolta (without mustache)
Nicolas Cage (with mustache)
Patrick Swayze (without mustache)
12. Dancing Girls

What was the inspiration for this Emoji?
The dancers of the famous cabaret "Moulin Rouge" in Paris
The wife of the Easter bunny
A "Playboy Bunny" (a waitress at a Playboy Club)