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The season of spring brings warm weather and new growth. Many cultures have holidays that celebrate this new and blooming season.
Songkran Water Festival
Thailand celebrates the Songkran Water festival on April 13th-15th. People clean their homes and have parades on the first two days. On the last day, people get water guns, water balloons, and buckets of water. They have a huge water fight. All the local residents and visiting tourists get soaking wet.
Holi
People in India love the colorful holiday of Holi. They get colored powders and colored water. Then, everyone comes to the streets to throw these colors on each other. Indians do this to welcome a colorful spring season.
Semana Santa
Semana Santa means Holy Week. It is celebrated by countries who have large groups of Spanish-speaking Catholic people. Some of these countries are Mexico, Spain, and Guatemala. Semana Santa happens the week before Easter Sunday. First, people go to church. Then, they have parades. People carry large parade floats called pasos which have religious scenes on them. In Guatemala, people make giant rugs on the streets with flowers and dyed sawdust. The parades walk over these rugs, called alfombras.
Cimburijada
People in Bosnia celebrate Cimburijada. Cimburijada means the Festival of Scrambled Eggs. This occurs on March 21st, the first day of spring. In the town of Zenica, people scramble more than 1,500 eggs to share with the whole town. Everyone gathers to eat together.
Cherry Blossom Festivals
Japan and South Korea celebrate cherry blossom trees. Every spring, thousands of cherry blossom trees bloom near the end of March. Japan and South Korea both have cherry blossom festivals to honor these special trees. Japanese people call these pink, flowery trees sakura. They like to have picnics and parties under the sakura trees.
Nowruz
People in Iran and parts of Central and South Asia celebrate Nowruz, which means “New Day.” It is the beginning of the Persian New Year. The Persian New Year begins when spring begins. People clean their homes for Nowruz and buy new clothing. They also visit people they love and eat customary foods.
Tulip Festivals
Many countries around the world have tulip festivals. Tulips are bright flowers that can bloom in many colors. Millions of people visit festivals in the United States in Skagit Valley, Washington, and Holland, Michigan every year. Australia has a Tulip Time festival, too. Since Australia is in the Southern part of Earth, their festival begins in September.
Different cultures celebrate spring in a variety of ways. Nevertheless, all people around the world appreciate the arrival of warm weather, blossoming flowers, and the opportunity to spend time together.
Question: Which items, mentioned in the passage, can bloom?
A Pasos and alfombras
B Sakura and tulips
C Water and colorful powders
D Eggs and cherries
