Food
Traditions
Trivia
Movies, TV and songs
100
What type of bird is traditionally eaten on Christmas day?
Turkey
100
What do you put on top of a Christmas tree?
a star or an angel
100
Nowadays, Father Christmas wears red. But, he used to wear a different colour! What colour was it?
Green
100
What is the missing word?
Jingle bells, Jingle bells, jingle all the way!
Oh what fun, it is to ride in a one-horse open _____!
sleigh
200
What type of man-shaped cookie do people traditionally eat at Christmas?
gingerbread men
200
What is the day after Christmas called?
Boxing day
200
How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh?
9
200
Which important person from the UK makes a speech on Christmas day, which everyone in the UK watches on TV?
The King or Queen
300
In which country is it tradition to eat KFC for Christmas dinner?
Japan
300
What snack and drink should you leave for Father Christmas on Christmas Eve?
Cookies and milk
300
What does having a 'White Christmas' mean?
It snows on Christmas day.
300
What is the name of the very popular Christmas movie, which is named after one of Santa's helpers?
Elf
400
What flavour is a candy cane?
A. Strawberry
B. Peppermint （薄荷）
C. Vanilla （香草 ）
Peppermint
400
Which country started the Christmas tree tradition?
Germany
400
How many chocolates do you usually get in an advent calendar?
24
400
In the song 'The 12 days of Christmas', who sends the presents?
The singer's true love
500
Name five foods you traditionally eat on Christmas day.
Turkey, gingerbread cookies, brussel sprouts, mince pies, Christmas pudding, chocolate log, oranges/tangerines...
500
Which fruit is traditionally put inside a Christmas stocking?
An orange (or satsuma, or tangerine)
500
In which 2 European countries do people open their Christmas presents on the 6th of January?
A. Spain and Italy
B. France and the UK
C. Germany and Japan
D. Sweden and the Netherlands
A. Spain and Italy
500
In the song 'Frosty the Snowman', what magical piece of clothing brings Frosty to life?
A magic hat