Vocabulary
What is the name of 24th December?
Christmas Eve
What meat is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day?
Turkey
What item of clothing do people wear for charity in December?
Christmas Jumper
What's the name of the big London clock that counts down to midnight?
Big Ben
People knock on doors and sing Christmas ______?
Carols
What is the name of the sock we hang up to fill with christmas presents?
Stocking
What is the traditional dessert served with brandy sauce?
Christmas pudding
What's the name of the christmas plays for children?
Pantomime
What goes off on top of the clock at midnight?
Fireworks
What do the post office produce christmas versions of?
Stamps
What is the name of the ball shaped ornaments that you hang on a christmas tree?
Baubles
What's the name of the christmas biscuit in the shape of a boy?
Gingerbread man
What's the name of Father Christmas' house where children visit him?
Santa's grotto
What is the name of the promises people make in the New Year?
Resolutions
What is the day after Christmas Day called?
Boxing Day
What's the name of the item we hang on the front door?
Wreath
What small dried fruit filled pie is served hot or cold as a dessert or a snack?
Mince pie
When is the Queen's speech?
3pm Christmas Day
What is 1st January called?
New Year's Day
People go to church on 24th December to attend which Christmas service?
Midnight Mass
What is the object that two people pull at the christmas table and makes a loud bang?
Christmas cracker
What is the name of the small sausages wrapped in bacon?
Pigs in blankets
What's the name of the book/poem traditionally read to children on 24th December before bed?
The night before Christmas
What's the name of the traditional song we sing once the clock strikes midnight?
Auld Lang Syne
What do we kiss under?
Mistletoe