Father Christmas
What's the name of Father Christmas?
Santa Claus
They are hung from the fireplace and you put small presents inside them.
Christmas socks/stocking
What do you sing for Christmas?
Christmas carols
What's the name of a special Christmas biscuit made with ginger and in the shape of a man?
Gingerbread Man
In England, you put little presents on the dinner table, and the presents make a "firecracker" (=pétard) sound when you open them.They are called:
A. Christmas crackers
B. Christmas bangers
A. Christmas crackers
What's the main colour of Santa's clothes?
Red
They help Santa make presents.
Elves (one elf/2 elves)
What do people do under the mistletoe?
They kiss
What type of meat do people usually eat for Christmas?
Turkey
In Scandinavian countries, people set the Christmas tree on fire on Christmas Eve.
True / False
False: they dance in a circle around it and sing songs.
What does Santa deliver to children?
presents/gifts
Something you send to people to say Merry Christmas
A Christmas card
You decorate it with lights, ornaments, tinsels, baubles,...
A christmas tree
What's the name of the traditional British Christmas dessert,made with dried fruit and nuts?
Christmas Pudding
In Japan, people like to go to Mac Donalds for Christmas.
True / False
False: They go to KFC
Where does Santa live?
In the North Pole
What's the name of the reindeer with a big red nose?
Rudolf
Which is the most popular ornament used to place at the top of the Christmas tree?
A. an angel
B. a star
A. an angel
What's the name of the Christmas drink made with eggs, cinnamon (cannelle), milk, rum?
A. Christmas Mojito
B. Eggnogg
B. Eggnogg
In Ukraine, instead of using lights/baubles/ornaments to decorate the Christmas tree, people use artificial spider webs.
True / False
True
What's the name of the animals that pull Santa's sleigh?
Reindeers
You can make one when there is snow
A snowman
How do you say "Merry Christmas" in Spanish?
Feliz Navidad
Traditionally, kids leave out snacks for Santa Claus. What are these snacks?
Milk and cookies
In Eastern European countries, Christmas is also associated to a devil-like creature, which punishes naughty children.
True / False
True