Christmas traditions
What is the Christmas tree decorated with in France?
Candy, fruit, nuts and small toys.
It's bad luck if you break one of these.
A mirror.
Which food do they eat at Christmas dinner in England?
Roast turkey, Plum-pudding and various pates.
Where is Christmas celebrated on the 25th of December?
England.
This small insect can lift 50 times its own body weight.
An ant.
Where do they have a tradition called Carols by Candlelight?
Australia.
In some countries, this number is considered unlucky.
13.
What is pavlova? (Australia)
Meringue cake with kiwi and passion fruit.
Where do you find Santa's village in Finland?
The Finnish part of Lapland in the city Rovaniemi.
It cannot jump.
An elephant.
Where and when was the first Advent calender made?
In Germany in 1903.
In China, this color is a symbol of luck and happiness.
Red.
What do they eat in France?
Foie gras, oysters or salmon.
What is Christmas eve called in Germany?
Heiligabend.
This animal’s tongue can be up to 45 cm long.
A giraffe.
What do they do the first sunday in advent in Finland?
They go to church to hear the Christmas prayer Hosanna.
In the UK, people say this to wish someone good luck before a performance.
Break a leg.
What do they eat in Germany?
A light dinner consisting of sausages and potatosalad.
What do they do on Christmas eve in Chile?
They relax and many go to the beach.
This animal’s fingerprints are almost identical to a human’s.
A koala.
What is the most popular Christmas market in Germany called?
The Rathausmarkt.
This marine animal can solve puzzles and open jars.
An octopus.
What is "pan de pascua"?
It is Christmas bread.
What do they celebrate on January 6th in France?
The Holy Three Kings.
This creature can regrow its limbs if they’re cut off.
A starfish.