What's the main reason Christmas is celebrated?

• To take a break from work or school

• To celebrate before New Year Day

• To celebrate the birth of Christ

• To believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth.

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Where do Christmas trees come from originally?

• In Germany

• In America

• In England

• In Australia

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What is the most popular ornament on top of a Christmas tree?

• gifts

• lights

• balloons

• star

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What kind of songs are sung at Christmas time?

• Rock

• Carols

• Hymns

• Lullabies

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How does Santa Claus travel?

• by train

• by skateboard

• by plane

• by sleigh

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Who helps Santa Claus to make toys in the North Pole?

• horse

• reindeer

• wolf

• Cheetah

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Where are the presents kept before being opened on Christmas morning?

• Under the Christmas tree

• In a crib

• Under the bed

• above the Christmas tree

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How does Santa Claus get into the house?

• The chimney

• The garage

• The front door

• The roof

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Where do stockings usually hang?

• Christmas tree

• window

• door

• fireplace

What do children hang up for Santa Claus to put presents in on Christmas Eve?

• box

• bag

• sock

• wallet

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