Who or what is this?
Food
Things we do
Culture
Vocabulary
100
Santa
100
What is this Christmas meat?
Ham
100
When do people give and receive presents?
Christmas morning, December 25
100
What is 'Chrissie'?
Christmas
"What are you doing for Chrissie this year?"
100
What goes at the top of a Christmas tree?
An angel
200
Christmas decorations
200
What kind of cake is Christmas cake?
Fruit cake
200
What are Christmas songs called?
Carols
200
What is a 'barbie'?
A barbeque
"We need to put more sausages on the barbie."
200
Where should you hang a Christmas wreath?
On your front door
300
What food are these houses made of?
Gingerbread
300
What is this popular Australian dessert called?
Pavlova
300
What is cricket on the beach called?
Beach cricket
300
What do children do for Santa and his reindeer on Christmas Eve before they go to bed?
Children leave a glass of milk for Santa and a carrot for the reindeer on the kitchen table.
300
According to Australians, where does Santa live?
At the South Pole.
400
An Australian snowman
400
When is Christmas dinner?
At lunch
400
What do people do with Christmas crackers?
Two people pull them from each end. The cracker breaks, and out comes a joke, a toy, and a paper crown. The winner keeps the prizes.
400
What does "It's forty degrees in the shade" mean?
It is a very hot day.
400
What animal pulls Santa's sleigh in Australia?
Kangaroos
500
What is this cooler box called in Australia?
An esky
/ˈɛski:/
500
What are three essential ingredients in the Christmas dessert called 'trifle'?
sponge cake, custard, strawberries, sherry (alcohol), jelly, cream
500
What sporting event do people watch on Boxing Day?
The Boxing Day Test, a cricket match.
500
What do people typically do after eating Christmas dinner?
They have a nap.
500
If you are invited to a Christmas party and the host says, "Bring a plate," what does that mean?
Bring a plate of food to share, not an empty plate.
