Imagine you are writing a paragraph comparing the tradition of 'New Year's Eve' celebrations in two different countries. You want to highlight both a similarity and a difference in how people celebrate. Which of the following options best achieves this goal?
A) In Turkey, people often watch fireworks on New Year's Eve. In Japan, they also have fireworks. So, they are similar.
B) New Year's Eve is celebrated globally. Some people stay at home, while others go out. It's a time for new beginnings.
C) While both Spain and Scotland celebrate New Year's Eve with lively gatherings, the specific customs differ significantly. In Spain, people traditionally eat twelve grapes at midnight for good luck, whereas in Scotland, 'Hogmanay' involves 'first-footing' – visiting friends and family with gifts immediately after midnight.
D) Spanish New Year's Eve is fun because of the grapes. Scottish New Year's Eve is also fun because of the visits.
E) Many countries celebrate New Year's Eve. It's a big party everywhere.
