What is blown off on New Year's Eve?
fireworks
In which country people throw old things on New Year Eve?
Italy
What food do children leave to Santa if he is hungry?
Milk and cookies
What is the name of a creature with green skin who stole Christmas?
Grinch
Who is the symbol of Year 2025 (Chinese calendar)?
green wood snake
In which country Santa wears red shorts and travels on surfboard?
Australia
What's the name of one of the traditional desserts in England that people have on Christmas?
a) chocolate strawberries
b) plum pudding
c) cheesecake
d) shark in scarf
Plum Pudding
What are the top 5 most common New Year's resolutions?
Some alternatives are: quiting smoking, exercising more, eating healthier, spending more time with the family, saving some money...
How does Santa come into the houses?
Chimney
In Spain, if you can put 12 ____ in your mouth at midnight, you'll achieve good luck for the next year. What is it?
grapes
In which country do people eat noodles as a symbol of long life?
China
What calendar determines the date of the Chinese New Year?
Gregorian, Buddhist, or Lunar?
Lunar
Santa Claus, as we know him today, was created by
a) The Catholic religion
b) The Americans
c) Coca cola company
Coca cola company
In which country there is no fixed date of New Year? It changes every year.
China
Some options:
Mulled wine, eggnog, hot chocolate...
Who is the author of the worldwide known Christmas poem called "The Night Before Christmas"?
A. Christian Birmingham
B. Clement Clarke Moore
C. Charles Santore
B. Clement Clarke Moore
In Italy, there are two people who bring presents:
Babbo Natale - to those who behaved well ( sweets and toys), Fairy Stefania - to misbehaving kids.
What does she bring to them?
small piece of charcoal
In Venezuela, what should you take around the house if you want to travel in the New Year?
a) a pet
b) a broom
c) a suitcase
a suitcase
What is the name of the popular Christmas confectionary which is shaped like a walking stick?
Candy canes
What is another way to say the "Christmas period"?
A. Holidays
B. Xmas
C. Yuletide
C. Yuletide