Food
What meat is traditionally eaten at Christmas in the UK
Turkey
Which country does the Christmas tree come from?
Germany
What sweet do Americans hang on their Christmas tree?
Candy Cane
How many points does a snowflake have?
6
What does it mean if you're 'stuffed'?
Very full
A drink to warm you up at Christmas
Hot chocolate, mulled wine
What do people kiss under?
Mistletoe
What sweet do British people set on fire?
Christmas pudding
Where do children traditionally hang their stocking?
Next to/on the fireplace
What does it mean if you're a bit 'tipsy'
A little drunk
Name three traditional Christmas dinner ingredients (not including the meat)
brussel sprouts, gravy, roast potatoes, parsnips, red cabbage, stuffing, sausages
What winter plant has prickly leaves and red berries
Holly
What biscuits do children make at Christmas?
Gingerbread men
How do we describe a snowy Christmas?
A white Christmas
How do we describe someone who is cooking all day
Slaving over a hot stove
What three things do children leave for Father Christmas on Christmas Eve?
a drink, a mince pie and carrots for the reindeer
What do people put on their front doors?
A wreath
What sweet pies do people eat?
Mince pies
Where was St Nicholas born?
Turkey
What do we call a person who doesn't like Christmas?
A scrooge
Name 2 Christmas spices
cinnamon, star anise, nutmeg, cloves.
Where does the poinsettia plant come from?
Mexico
Name three ingredients in trifle
sponge, custard, cream, alcohol, fruit, jelly.
What happens at 3pm on Christmas Day in the UK?
The Queen's speech
What you might say when you receive a present you don't really like
'It's the thought that counts'