Vocabulary
Traditions
Czech Christmas
British Christmas
American Christmas
100

You can see them in the sky at night.

Stars

100

What should people do under the mistletoe?

Kiss

100

What do the Czech people eat on Christmas Eve?

A carp, a schnitzel, potatoe salad

100

Who gives presents to British children?

Father Christmas

100

An animal which pulls Santa's sleigh

a reindeer

200

A traditional Christmas song

A carol

200

What should you see when you cut an apple?

A star

200

Who gives presents to Czech children?

Baby Jesus

200

What date is Christmas day in Britain?

25th December

200

Where does Santa Claus live? 

On the North Pole

300

We decorate it and there are presents under it.

A christmas tree

300

What are the little boats with candles made of?

wallnuts

300

What can we see if we don't eat anything until the Christmas dinner?

A golden pig

300

A big sock, usually hung by the fireplace where Father Christmas or Santa put presents in. 

A stocking

300

Santa's little helpers

elves

400

It gives light and it's made of wax

A candle

400

What do you put under the plate during the Christmas dinner?

coins, a fish scale (šupina)

400

What date do we get Christmas presents? 

24th December

400

What do British people eat for Christmas dinner? 

A turkey

400

Santa uses it instead of door to get into the house.

A chimney

500

An object made of metal that makes a ringing sound.

A bell

500

What do we pour ito water to predict future?

lead (olovo)

500

How do we call New Year's Eve in Czech?

Silvestr

500

How do the call 26th December in Britain

Boxing Day

500

A vehicle that Santa uses for travelling.

A sleigh