Origins
France
Belgium
Traditions
100

What is Christmas a reminder of in France?

Jesus' birth

100

What is "Merry Christmas" in French?

Joyeux Noel

100

What is the name of the Flemish Santa?

Sinterklaas 

100

On Saint Nicholas' Day, where do children receive their presents?

In their shoes, by the fireplace.

200

What holiday is celebrated on December 6th?

Saint Nicholas' Day 

200

What is burned to make French homes smell nice?

Cherry wood logs sprinkled with red wine

200

What do children leave for Sinterklaas and his horses?

Biscuits and Carrots

200

How many deserts do they eat after Le Reveillon?

Thirteen 
300

Where is Black Peter from?

Spain

300

How long do the French display their Nativity scenes?

Until February 2nd

300

Who assists Sinterklaas in giving presents?

Black Peter

300
What can people do at Christmas markets?
Ice skate, buy food, decorations, and presents, drink gin and hot wine. 
400

When was Black Peter created?

1850

400

What is the name of the main Christmas meal?

Le Reveillon

400

What does Sinterklaas' assistant do to bad children?

He puts them in a sack and takes them back to Spain

400

When do the French have their main meal?

After midnight

500

What is the main decoration for Christmas in Belgium?

Christmas lights 

500

When do the French give presents?

Throughout all of December

500

What is the name of the Christmas Market that includes ice skating and sledding and where is it located?

Winter Wonders, Brussels

500

Which Belgium holiday is about presents? Which is about Family and Religion?

Saint Nicholas' Day December 6 - Presents 

Christmas Day December 25 - Family, religion