Holiday Traditions
"This Christmas tradition involves pulling colourful crackers that contain jokes, hats, and small toys.
Crackers & Pulling
This light and airy dessert, typically topped with fresh fruit, is a popular choice for Christmas in Australia.
Pavlova
What phrase is used in the US to wish someone a happy new year?
Happy New Year!" or "Cheers to the New Year!
In France, this candlelit celebration takes place on February 2nd.
La Chandeleur
In Australia, a casual holiday greeting might involve combining a familiar term with 'Yule.'
G'day Yule
In this winter tradition, people slide down snowy hills on a long, narrow sled.
Tobogganing
These sweet treats filled with dried fruits and spices are a staple during the Christmas season in the UK.
Mince Pies
What is the name for the knit cap that Canadians wear during the winter months?
Toque
Which day is known for parades, football games, and big family meals in the US?
Thanksgiving Day
How do people say 'Merry Christmas' in French?
Joyeux Noël
A popular Australian Christmas tradition involves cooking food outdoors on a grill.
Barbie on the Beach.
What drink is traditionally consumed during Thanksgiving and often throughout the winter holiday season, made with spices and served warm?
Mulled Cider or Mulled Wine
In the UK, Santa Claus is often referred to by this jolly title.
Father Christmas
In the UK, the day after Christmas is celebrated as a public holiday.
Boxing Day
What playful term is sometimes added to holiday greetings in Canada, emphasizing a positive sentiment?
Eh-mazing Holidays
Which city is known for the famous New Year's Eve ball drop celebration?
New York City, Times Square
A rolled sponge cake resembling a log is a traditional French dessert during Christmas.
Bûche de Noël
In French, Santa Claus is known as what?
Père Noël
What is the Australian term for a portable cooler used to keep drinks cold during outdoor events?
Esky
Instead of 'Merry Christmas,' people in the UK often wish each other what during the festive season?
Happy Christmas
In France, a festive late-night meal on Christmas Eve is known as what?
Réveillon
This savory meat pie, often enjoyed during the holidays, is a French-Canadian specialty.
Tourtière
What informal term do Australians use to refer to Christmas?
Chrissie
This warm, dry wind that occasionally occurs in the winter months is known as what in Canada?
What phrase follows "Peace on Earth" in the song "The Little Drummer Boy"?
Goodwill to men