Calendar
Which month is Christmas in?
December
You wear them on your feet to keep warm.
Socks.
It's a tree that people put in their houses and decorate for Christmas.
A Christmas tree
In which English-speaking country can you have a Christmas barbecue at the beach?
Australia or New Zealand
It's a sweet cake or a biscuit with ginger in it.
Gingerbread
Which season is Christmas in?
Winter
It's a soft toy in the shape of a bear.
Teddy bear
Some children believe this person brings presents.
Santa Claus (Father Christmas)
(USA) It's a house made of sweet biscuits with ginger and other spices in it.
(UK) It's meat that people traditionally have for Christmas lunch.
Turkey
What day of the week is Christmas Day this year?
Sunday
It's a set of small plastic bricks that fit together to build things produced by a Danish company.
People exchange them at Christmas.
Presents (gifts)
(UK, USA) Children hang them on fireplaces so that Santa Claus can put presents and candies there.
Christmas stockings
(UK, USA, Australia) It's a sauce made from small red sour fruit.
Cranberry sauce
When is Christmas Eve?
24th of December
It's a set of printed pages that are held together in a cover so that you can read them.
A book
You can send them to your family or friends.
Christmas cards.
(UK, USA) It's a circle of leaves or flowers that people use to decorate their houses at Christmas.
A wreath
(Australia) It's a light cake made of meringue, cream, and fruit.
Pavlova
How do you call 26th December in the UK?
Boxing Day
It's a picture cut up into many pieces that you try to fit together.
A jigsaw (a jigsaw puzzle)
Christmas carols
(UK) When you pull them, they make a ‘snap’ or ‘cracking’ sound which is what gave them their name. You can find sweets inside them.
Christmas crackers
(UK) It's a small pie filled with dried fruit.
A mince pie