Christmas traditions

December the 26^th when children wake up and open their presents is called:

• Boxing day
• Presents' Day
• The Day of surprises

How does Santa get into a house?

• Through the door
• Through the chimney
• Through the window

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What does Santa give to naughty children?

• a stick
• a lump of coal
• nothing

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What do people usually eat for Christmas dinner?

• fish and chips
• turkey and Christmas pudding
• Yorkshire pudding and roast beef

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What do American children usually leave for Santa near the Christmas tree?

• a “thank you” note
• a small present
• milk and cookies

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What do children hang on the fireplace?

• angels
• Christmas balls
• stockings

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Where does Santa live?

• in Lapland
• in Norway
• in the North Pole

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What are traditional colours of Christmas?

•   red and green  
• gold and silver
•  blue and white

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What do people have to do on New Year’s Eve when it is midnight?

• drink champagne
• give hugs to friends
• kiss someone

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What plant lets you kiss the person if you stand with them under it?

• cactus
• mistletoe
• violets

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