Christmas Miscellaneous
Christmas vocabulary
Christmas delights
Characters and symbols
Christmas tongue twisters and songs
100
You put this around presents so people don't know what it is.
Wrapping paper
100
A religious service held on the night of December 24th to celebrate the birth of Christ.
Midnight Mass
100
A small calendar with numbered doors, each hiding a small chocolate or other treat, used to count the days leading up to Christmas.
Advent calendar
100
A plant with spiky leaves and red berries, traditionally used as Christmas decoration
Holly (acebo)
100
Correct pronounciation of this christmas tongue twister 2 times with at least 1 person participating will give you points: How many deer would a reindeer reign if a reindeer could reign deer?
"How many deer would a reindeer reign if a reindeer could reign deer? "
200
A custom in which children hang .................. so that Santa Claus can fill them with small presents and treats on Christmas Eve.
stockings
200
Decorative spherical objects hung on a Christmas tree, often made of glass or plastic in different colours.
Baubles
200
What word beginning with F describes a big dinner with lots of food
Feast
200
Which infamous miser, created by Charles Dickens, is known for hating Christmas until he undergoes a life-changing transformation?
Ebenezer Scrooge
200
The first three words in "Jingle Bells".
"Dashing through the snow"
300
A group of singers who perform Christmas songs in public places.
Carol singers / A choir
300
In Christian tradition, which celestial being, often depicted with wings and a halo, announced the birth of Jesus to the shepherds and is commonly placed atop a Christmas tree?
An angel
300
This sweet almond paste is often shaped into fruits or festive figures and is a traditional treat at Christmas.
Marzipan
300
This plant has smooth leaves and white berries and is associated with kissing.
Mistletoe (muérdago)
300
A famous ballet by Tchaikovsky, commonly performed at Christmas.
The Nutcracker
400
A period of extremely cold winter weather.
Cold spell
"A cold spell is expected to hit Northern England over the weekend.
400
Name two of the English speaking countries where Christmas is a summer holiday
South Africa, Australia, New Zealand
400
These nuts are often roasted and sold on the streets during winter, giving a warm, festive aroma.
Roast chestnuts
400
This type of tree, often used as a Christmas tree, keeps its needles all year round and belongs to the.........................category
evergreen (hoja perenne) as opposed to deciduous (hoja caduca).
Deciduous trees lose their leaves in winter and grow new ones in spring.
400
The chorus of "All I Want for Christmas is You" (has to be performed) by Mariah Carey
"I don't want a lot for _____________, There is just one thing I ____________, I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas _________I just want you for my own, More than you could ever know, Make my _____________ come true, All I want for Christmas is __________"
"I don't want a lot for Christmas, There is just one thing I need, I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree, I just want you for my own, More than you could ever know, Make my wish come true, All I want for Christmas is you"
500
A generous or festive mood, especially around Christmas time.
Christmas spirit
500
A form of Christmas decoration consisting of thin strips of shiny metal foil attached to a long piece of thread.
Tinsel
500
What is the mixture of breadcrumbs, herbs, sometimes sausage or fruit, traditionally placed inside a turkey before roasting, adding flavour and moisture to the meat?
Stuffing
500
This circular arrangement of evergreen branches, often decorated with ribbons, berries, or ornaments, is traditionally hung on doors during the festive season as a symbol of eternity and welcome.
Christmas wreath 
500
you better
you better
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I'm
Santa
you better watch out
you better not cry
better not pout
I'm telling you why
Santa Claus is coming to town