First thing's first, what is a bonfire?
A bonfire is a fire that is started outdoors, on purpose, and kept under control (unlike a forest fire).
A BONFIRE
Here in Spain bonfires are quite typical on St John's Eve in June but in the UK, we celebrate Bonfire night on the 5th of November. I'm sure you're wondering why, take a look at the following video to find out:-
https://youtu.be/soe8Z_Ej4Ck
Like any other celebration children and teenagers actively take part. Here is another video about how young people take part in the Bonfire Night celebrations.
https://youtu.be/Wnq7aqHLCSM
Now you know all the facts about Bonfire Night, are these sentences true or false?
A) Guy Fawkes killed King James I
B) Bonfire Night is on the 11th of November
C) People make a guy to burn on the bonfire
D) Children under 18 can buy fireworks at shops
E) Children can use sparklers
F) Treason is when trees lose their leaves
Write your answers in the comments!
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